Architecture
Legend :
- western door
- cloisters
- supply room
- dairy
- wine cellar
- oil cellar
- stockroom
- monk workrooms
- monk cells
- powder magazine
- cellars
- kitchen
- cellar
- refectory (presently the museum)
- courtyard
- hospice (visitor residence)
- church
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