La Londe-les-Maures
Bormettes Hospital
Historic site and monument
Contact details
1953, 17 de Borrel à Brégançon
83250
La Londe-les-Maures
04 94 01 53 10
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Open all year round
Languages spoken
French
Presentation
Its construction may even date back to the installation by the Templars of an important farm in this place, allowing the supply of the crusaders.
It became part of the Commanderie hospitalière de Beaulieu in 1338.
After returning from the crusades in 1254, three knights are said to have found rest and healing here.
The three crosses in the town's coat of arms symbolise the crusaders' insignia, which each would have offered as a thank you to the hospitaliers.
A watercolour done in 1939, when the remains of this hospital still existed, gives an idea of its architecture, if it is even realistic...
It became part of the Commanderie hospitalière de Beaulieu in 1338.
After returning from the crusades in 1254, three knights are said to have found rest and healing here.
The three crosses in the town's coat of arms symbolise the crusaders' insignia, which each would have offered as a thank you to the hospitaliers.
A watercolour done in 1939, when the remains of this hospital still existed, gives an idea of its architecture, if it is even realistic...
