Book the Benedictine Palace, one of the most prestigious venues in Normandy

The history of the Benedictine palace begins in 1510 at the Abbey of Fécamp, when the Benedictine monk Dom Bernardo Vincelli is said to have created a secret elixir that was so successful that it continued to be produced by the Benedictine monks of Fécamp until the French Revolution. During this troubled period, the recipe for this famous elixir was lost. But one day in 1863, Alexandre Le Grand, a wine merchant from Fécamp, discovered by chance in his library the composition of this elixir that had been lost during the Revolution. Intrigued, he decided to decipher it and managed to reconstitute it after a year of effort. The elixir then became a liqueur that he named Benedictine in homage to the Benedictine monk Dom Bernardo Vincelli.

He built the sumptuous Palais Bénédictine, inspired by the Gothic and Renaissance periods, to provide a prestigious setting for the liqueur's distillery (still in operation today) and its collection of sacred art. It is this incredible ancient and contemporary history that we offer you to discover at the Palais Bénédictine by living Experiences created for the passionate and the curious. Cultural experiences (Benedictine Discovery), sensory experiences (Connaisseur Experience, Cocktail Workshop), gastronomic experiences (Gourmet au Palais).

The sublime and atypical Salle des Abbés is at your disposal to host your receptions and the most dazzling events. You can also discover the charm and intimacy of our private rooms, formerly used as offices by Alexander the Great, which will wonderfully host your events in small groups. Everything is possible at the Benedictine Palace and that is why we insist on the uniqueness of your event, in one of the most prestigious venues of Normandy.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Abbots' Hall 221 m2	300	192	160	140	70
Private rooms 82 m2	20	20	20	20	20
Espace Bénédictine 343 m2	86	86	86	86	86

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