Ursuline Convent

It was under the Ursulines that the building took its present form and was enlarged in 1614 (donation to the order by Mr Tadhey), first by one floor and then by four towards the end of the 17th century when the nuns were more and more
numerous.
There was the convent itself with its cloister, the priory which served as a school for the young noble girls of the region (education and music), the farmhouse and the garden. Driven out by the revolution in 1789, (the convent became a gendarmerie...