List of Cistercian monasteries

This is a list of the Cistercian monasteries of the Ordo Cisterciensis , sorted geographically. The monasteries of the Trappists and Trappist ( Cistercian of the Strict Observance; OCSO ) are in the article list of monasteries listed. Also not included are the orders of knights that are temporarily subordinate to the Cistercian order, such as the order of Calatrava , the order of knights of Avis and the order of Alcántara . However, the houses of the St. Bernard Sisters of Esquermes and Oudenaarde and the Congregation of Anagni are mentioned .

Current Cistercian monasteries

Ethiopia

Monasteries
- Mendida Monastery
- Shola Monastery in Addis Ababa (founded in 1975)
- Hosanna Monastery (founded in 1979)
- Gondar Monastery (founded in 1965, Cistercian since 1980)

Belgium

Monasteries
- Abbey of St. Bernhard (Bornem) (St. Bernaerdts op Scheldt in Hemiksem) (1243–1797, re-established in Bornem in 1836)

Nunneries
- Colen Monastery in Kerniel (Borgloon) (founded in Wauthier-Braine in 1230, incorporated into the Order in 1234, abolished in 1796, new beginning in the former Kreuzherrenkloster in Kerniel in 1822, incorporated into the Order again in 1968)
- Moeder van Goede Raad Monastery in Oudenaarde ( Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde )
- Onze Lieve Vrouw van de Vrede monastery in Oudenaarde (Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde)
- Maria Monastery, Poort van Gods Genade in Oudenaarde (Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde)
- Convent Maria, Koningin van de Apostelen in Oudenaarde (Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde)

Bolivia

Nunneries
- Monastery Apolo (founded by Thyrnau in 1929)
- La Paz Monastery (founded in 1972 by Seligenthal)

Brazil

Monasteries
- São José do Rio Pardo Cistercian Abbey (founded by Hardehausen in 1943)
- Claraval Monastery (founded in 1950)
- Hardehausen-Itatinga Monastery (in 1951 the monks of the Hardehausen Monastery, which was closed in 1938, settled in Itatinga)
- Itaporanga Monastery (founded by Himmerod in 1936)
- Jequitibá Monastery (founded by Schlierbach in 1939)
- Nazaré Monastery (pre-foundation)

Nunneries
- Itararé Monastery (founded in 1951 by Oberschönenfeld)
- Monte Castelo Monastery (founded by Itararé in 1973)
- Campo Grande Monastery (founded by Itararé in 1976)
- Claraval Monastery ( Congregation of Anagni )

Burkina Faso

Nunneries
- Diébougou Monastery (Saint Bernard Sisters of Esquerme)
- Notre Dame de la Providence Convent in Bobo (Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde)

Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Monastery
- Birnau Monastery in Uhldingen-Mühlhofen (before 1804 part of Salem Monastery , since 1919 priory of the Wettingen-Mehrerau Territorial Abbey )

Nunnery
- Lichtenthal Abbey in Baden-Baden (since 1245)

Bavaria

Nunneries
- Oberschönenfeld Monastery in Gessertshausen (1248–1803, rebuilt since 1836)
- Seligenthal Monastery (Landshut) in Landshut (1232–1803, rebuilt since 1836)
- Thyrnau Monastery in Thyrnau (since 1902)
- Waldsassen Monastery in Waldsassen (1133–1803, rebuilt as a Cistercian monastery since 1863; daughter monastery of Volkenroda Monastery )

Brandenburg

Monastery
- Chorin Monastery in Chorin (1258–1542, originally Mariensee Monastery , moved to Chorin in 1273)
- Dobrilugk Monastery in Doberlug-Kirchhain (1165–1541) (daughter monastery of Volkenroda Monastery )
- Himmelpfort Monastery in Himmelpfort (1299–1541)
- Lehnin Monastery in Lehnin (1180–1542)
- Neuzelle Monastery in Neuzelle (1268–1817, rebuilt as a Cistercian priory on September 2, 2018)
- Zinna Monastery in Jüterbog (1170–1553)

Hesse

Monastery
- Nothgottes Monastery near Rüdesheim-Eibingen , Rheingau (Cistercian since 2013, dependent house of Chau-Son Don Duong Abbey in South Vietnam )

Lower Saxony

Loccum Monastery in Loccum (1163) (subsidiary of the Volkenroda Monastery )
Walkenried Monastery (1129) (daughter monastery of Kamp Monastery )

North Rhine-Westphalia

Monasteries
- Langwaden Abbey in Grevenbroich -Langwaden (1145–1802 Premonstratensian women , Cistercian since 1964)
- Stiepel Monastery in Bochum - Stiepel (since 1988, priory of Heiligenkreuz Abbey )

Rhineland-Palatinate

Monasteries
- Marienstatt Abbey near Hachenburg (1212–1802, rebuilt since 1888)

Saxony

Nunneries
- St. Marienstern Monastery in Panschwitz-Kuckau (since 1248)
- St. Marienthal Abbey near Ostritz (since 1234)

Saxony-Anhalt

Nunnery
- Helfta Monastery in Lutherstadt Eisleben (1229 / 58–1542, rebuilt since 1999)

Thuringia

Reifenstein Monastery in Niederorschel (1162) (daughter monastery of Volkenroda Monastery )
Volkenroda Monastery in Körner (1131) ( taken over by the Jesus Brotherhood in 1994 and renovated; foundation since 2005)

Eritrea

Monasteries
- Asmara Monastery (founded in Belesa in 1940, at its current location since 1948)
- Keren Monastery (founded by Asmara in 1960)

Nunnery
- Asmara Monastery (pre-foundation)

France

Monasteries
- Avenas Monastery , founded around the 12th century, abolished
- Lérins Monastery (Abbaye de Lérins on the Ile St. Honorat near Cannes, 1869 – today, founded from Sénanque, previously Benedictines (660–1787), monastery since 400/410)
- Abbaye de Sénanque (1148–1791, 1988 – today)

Nunneries
- Castagniers Convent or Notre-Dame de la Paix Abbey (founded in 1865, at its current location since 1929, incorporated into the Order in 1960)
- Boulaur Monastery (incorporated into the Order in 1964)
- Rieunette Abbey in Ladern sur Lauquet (founded in the 12th century, repopulated by Boulaur since 1998)
- Notre-Dame de la Plaine Monastery in 59876 - Saint André cedex (Saint Bernard Sisters of Esquerme)
- Notre-Dame des Petites Roches monastery in Saint Bernard du Touvet (Saint Bernard Sisters of Esquerme)
- Notre-Dame de la Merci Dieu monastery in St-Jean d'Assé (Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde)

Italy

Generalate House of the Order in Rome

Monasteries
- San Bernardo alle Terme in Rome (1803 – existing, previously Feuillanten (1594–1803))
- Santa Maria dei Lumi priory in San Severino Marche

Nunneries
- Mariengarten Abbey in St. Pauls in Eppan
- S. Giacomo di Veglia ( Treviso )
- Cortona Monastery ( Arezzo ) (founded in 1540, incorporated into the Order in 1969, Cistercian and Trappist women live together in a community)
- S. Caterina Monastery in San Severino Marche
- Agrigento Monastery ( Sicily )
- Siena Monastery (under episcopal jurisdiction)
- Montereale Monastery (under episcopal jurisdiction)
- Viterbo Monastery (under episcopal jurisdiction)
- Santa Susanna Monastery in Rome (under episcopal jurisdiction)
- Anagni Monastery ( Congregation of Anagni )
- Morgano Monastery (Congregation of Anagni)
- Donzella Monastery (Congregation of Anagni)
- Borgo Podgora Monastery (Congregation of Anagni)
- Casamari Monastery (Congregation of Anagni)

Austria

Monasteries
- Heiligenkreuz Abbey in the Vienna Woods (since 1133)
- Lilienfeld Abbey in Lilienfeld (since 1202)
- Neukloster Abbey in Wiener Neustadt (founded in 1444, since 1881 priory of Heiligenkreuz Abbey)
- Rein Abbey in Rein near Graz (since 1129)
  - Rein-Hohenfurth Abbey (1959–1991)
- Schlierbach Abbey in Schlierbach (since 1620, previously 1355–1556 women's convent)
- Stams Abbey in Stams (1273–1807, 1816–1938, rebuilt since 1945)
- Territorial Abbey Wettingen-Mehrerau near Bregenz (since 1854, previously 1097–1806 Benedictines)
- Wilhering Abbey in Wilhering near Linz (1146–1940, rebuilt since 1945)
- Zwettl Abbey near Zwettl (since 1138)

Nunneries
- Mariastern-Gwiggen Abbey in Hohenweiler (since 1856)
- Marienfeld Abbey near Maria Roggendorf (since 1982)
- Marienkron Abbey near Mönchhof (since 1955)

Peru

Nunnery
- Cistercian convent of Santa María de la Santísima Trinidad in Pachacútec ( Callao ), Peru (founded in 1992 by Las Huelgas , member of the Spanish Cistercian congregation of San Bernardo )

Poland

Monasteries
- Mogiła Monastery in Kraków (founded in 1222)
- Szklane Domy Monastery in Krakow
- Szczyrzyc Monastery near Kraków (founded in 1234)
- Oliwa Monastery in Danzig (1185 / 86–1831, repopulated in 1945)
- Henryków (Heinrichau) (1222–1810, repopulated in 1945)
- Jodłownik Monastery
- Wąchock Monastery (1179–1819, repopulated in 1951)
- Sulejów Monastery (1177-1819, repopulated in 1977)
- Jędrzejów Monastery (1140-1819, repopulated in 1945)

Rwanda

Nunneries
- Marie Imaculée Monastery in Kigali ( Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde )

Switzerland

Monasteries

Hauterive Monastery (Altenryf Monastery) near Hauterive (1138–1848, repopulated in 1939)

Orsonnens Monastery in Orsonnens (Cistercian of the Vietnamese congregation S. Familiae)

Nunneries

Frauenthal Monastery near Cham ZG (founded in 1231, Cistercian women since 1253)

Magdenau Monastery near Degersheim SG in the canton of St. Gallen (founded in 1244)

Mariazell-Wurmsbach Monastery in Rapperswil-Jona on Upper Lake Zurich (founded in 1259, Cistercian women since 1261)

Maigrauge Monastery (Magerau) in Freiburg im Üechtland (founded in 1255, Cistercian women since 1261)

Eschenbach Monastery in Eschenbach LU (Augustinian women since 1285, Cistercian women since 1588)

Slovenia

Monastery
- Stična Monastery (Parakeet) in Ivančna Gorica (founded in 1135, abolished in 1784, repopulated by the Mehrerau in 1898)

Spain

Monasteries
- Monastery of Santa Maria de Poblet in Vimbodí ( Tarragona ) (1151-1835, repopulated in 1940)
- Solius Monastery in Santa Cristina d'Aro , Girona (founded in 1967)

Nunnery (another two monasteries under episcopal jurisdiction)
- Santa María la Real de Las Huelgas Abbey in Burgos (founded in 1187, now CCSB )
- Santo Domingo de Silos monastery in Toledo (Benedictine nuns since 1085, Cistercian women from 1159)
- San Andrés de Arroyo Monastery , Palencia (founded in 1181)
- Santo Domingo de la Calzada Monastery , La Rioja (founded in 1280 in Abia de Torres , since 1610 in Santo Domingo de la Calzada )
- Monastery of San Benito in Talavera de la Reina , Toledo (first mentioned in 1022 as a Benedictine community, since 1300 Cistercian women)
- Las Huelgas Monastery in Valladolid (founded in 1159, at its current location since 1320)
- Alconada Monastery in Ampudia de Campos , Palencia
- Piedad Bernarda Monastery in Madrid (since 1535 Cistercian Sisters, since 1553 at the current location)
- Asunción Monastery in Puerto de la Torre , Málaga (founded in 1542)
- Brihuega Monastery , Guadalajara (founded in 1615)
- Santísimo Sacramento Monastery in Boadilla del Monte , Madrid (founded in Madrid in 1616, at the current location since 1979)
- Santa Cruz Monastery in Casarrubios del Monte , Toledo (founded in 1634)
- Cistercian convent of San Joaquín y Santa Ana (Valladolid) (founded in 1161 in Perales, 1596 Valladolid, today CCSB )
- Cistercian convent of Santa María de Jesús (Salamanca) (1552, 1958 new location, today CCSB )
- Cistercian convent of San Miguel de las Dueñas (1203, today CCSB )
- San Vicente Monastery in Segovia (Cistercian since around 1156, incorporated into the Order in 1969)
- Lazkao Monastery , Gipuzkoa (founded in 1646)
- Vallbona Monastery in Vallbona de les Monges , Lleida (founded in 1157)
- Valldonzella Monastery in Barcelona (founded in 1237, some cancellations)
- Santa Lucía Monastery in Saragossa (under the jurisdiction of the Bishop)
- Monasterio de Santa María de Buenafuente del Sistal in Buenafuente del Sistal , Guadalajara (under the jurisdiction of the bishop)
- Cistercian convent Villamayor de los Montes

Chad

Nunneries

Marie Monastery, Mère de Dieu in Mbalkabra ( Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde )

Notre Dame de la Paix Monastery in Bao (Saint Bernard Sisters of Oudenaarde)

Czech Republic

Monastery
- Vyšší Brod Monastery (German Hohenfurth) (founded in 1259, repealed several times, repopulated in 1991)

Nunnery
- Porta Coeli Monastery in Předklášteří (Heavenly Gate Monastery) (founded in 1233, repopulated in 1901, abolished in 1950, repopulated in 1989)

Uganda

Nunnery
- Hoima Monastery ( Congregation of Anagni )

Hungary

Monasteries
- Zirc Monastery (1182, reoccupied 1989)
- Eger Monastery
- Pécs Monastery
- Székesfehérvár Monastery
- Baja Monastery
- Budapest Monastery

Nunneries
- Kismaros Monastery (incorporated into the Order in 1987)
- Regina Mundi Monastery in Érd (incorporated into the Order in 1967)

United States

Monasteries
- Monastery Dallas in Irving ( Texas ) (founded 1955)
- Willow Springs Monastery in Illinois
- Kloster New Ringgold in Pennsylvania (founded 1964)

Nunnery
- Valley of Our Lady Monastery in Prairie du Sac ( Wisconsin ) (founded in 1957, incorporated into the Order in 1965)

United Kingdom

Nunneries

Monastery of Our Lady and St. Bernhard ( Saint Bernard Sisters of Esquermes ), in Stroud, Gloucestershire, → www.bernardine.org/brownshill.html

Monastery of Our Lady of Hyning (Saint Bernard Sisters of Esquerme), near Warton, Lancashire, → www.bernardine.org/hyninge.html

Monastery of Our Lady of West Malling ( Bernardine of Oudenaarde ), in Ewell Monastery, West Malling, Kent, 1966-2004, → www.pilsdonatmalling.org.uk/aboutus/

Vietnam

Monasteries

Nunneries

Former Cistercian monasteries

Belgium

Monasteries
- Aulne Abbey near Thuin (1146–1794, Benedictines since 646, Augustinians since 974)
- Boneffe Monastery (1461–1796, 1227 nuns)
- Boudelo Monastery (Baudeloo, 1215–1578, 1584–1796, previously Benedictine since 1200)
- Cambron Monastery (1148–1789)
- Ter Doest Monastery (1175–1624 / 1796)
- Ten Duinen Monastery (1138–1601 / (1796), previously Benedictine (1107–1138))
- Félipré monastery near Givet (1462–1464, otherwise 1200–1796 nuns)
- Grandpré Monastery (1231–1796)
- Hemiksem Monastery (St. Bernards ob Scheldt. 1244–1797)
- Hocht Abbey in Lanaken (1180–1217, then nuns)
- Le Jardinet Monastery (1430/1441, 1232 nuns)
- Moulins Monastery (1414–1787, 1230 nuns)
- Nizelles Monastery (1440–1794)
- Orval Monastery (1131–1796, repopulated by Trappists)
- Rochefort Monastery (1464–1798, nuns since 1230, repopulated by Trappists in 1884)
- Val-Dieu monastery near Aubel (1180? / 1216–1796, repopulated 1840 / 44–2001, today Christian lay community)
- Val-St-Georges Monastery (1202 / 1203–1796)
- Val-St-Lambert Monastery (1187/1193? –1796)
- Villers-la-Ville monastery in Villers-la-Ville (1146–1796)

Nunneries
- Argenton Abbey (1229–1796)
- Aywières monastery in Awirs (1202–1210), Lillois (1210–1215) and Lasne (1215–1796)
- Cistercian abbey Ter Beek in Sint-Truiden (1222–1797)
- Cistercian abbey Bijloke in Ghent (1234–1798)
- Boneffe Monastery (1227–1461, then monks)
- La Cambre Monastery in Ixelles / Elsene (1201–1796)
- Clairefontaine Abbey in Arlon (1216–?)
- Doornzele Cistercian abbey in Evergem (1215–1577) and Gent (1585–1797)
- L'Épinlieu Monastery in Mons (1216–1796)
- Cistercian abbey Félipré near Givet (1200–1796, monks 1462–1464)
- Florival Monastery in Grez-Doiceau (1218–1796, previously Benedictine nuns)
- Cistercian Abbey Groeninge in Kortrijk (1235–1796)
- Cistercian abbey Guldenberg in Wevelgem (1214–1797)
- Cistercian abbey Ter Hagen in Terneuzen, Merelbeke and Gent (1230–1796)
- Cistercian Abbey Hemelsdaele in Esen (1237-1270), Zillebeke (1270-1295), Werken (1295-1575), Diksmuide (1607-1671) and Bruges (1671-1804)
- Herkenrode Monastery in Hasselt (Belgium) (founded in 1182, incorporated into the order in 1217, repealed in 1796)
- Hocht Abbey in Lanaken (1217–1797, previously monks)
- Le Jardinet Monastery (1232–1430, then monks)
- Cistercian Abbey Maagdendaal in Oplinter, Tienen (1215–1796)
- Cistercian Abbey Maagdendale in Flobecq , from 1234 to 1796 in Oudenaarde
- Moulins Monastery (1230-1414, then monks)
- Cistercian monastery Muysen in Mechelen (1380–1783)
- Nazareth (Lier) Monastery in Lier (1236)
- Cistercian abbey Nieuwenbosch in Lokeren (1215–1247), Heusden (1247–1578) and Gent (1588–1796)
- L'Olive monastery in Morlanwelz (1233–1796)
- Ollignies Monastery (1883–1942)
- Cistercian Abbey Oosteeklo in Eeklo (from 1217), in Oosteeklo (1240–1577) and in Ghent (1585–1798)
- Cistercian convent Orienten in Rummen, Geetbets (1234-1840)
- La Paix-Dieu Monastery in Amay (1242–1796)
- Péruwelz Monastery (1904-2010)
- La Ramée Monastery in Jodoigne (1207–1796)
- Le Refuge-Notre-Dame monastery in Ath (1234–1796)
- Robertmont Abbey in Liège (1215–1796)
- Rochefort Monastery in Rochefort (1230–1464, then monks, today Trappists)
- Ten Roosen Cistercian Abbey in Aalst (1228–1796)
- Cistercian Abbey of Roosendael near Mechelen (1221–1797)
- Cistercian Abbey Rotem in Halen (Belgium) (1237–1797)
- Le Saulchoir Monastery (1233–?)
- Solières Monastery in Huy (Belgium) (founded 1124, cist. 1229–195)
- Cistercian Abbey Spermalie in Middelkerke (1200–1240), Damme (Belgium) (1240–1577) and Bruges (until 1796)
- Val-Benoît Monastery in Liège (1231–1796)
- Val-Notre-Dame monastery in Wanze (Belgium) (1202–1796)
- Cistercian convent Val-Saint-Bernard in Diest (1235–1796)
- Val-St-Georges monastery in Salzinnes (1202 / 1203–1796)
- Valduc Monastery in Beauvechain (1231–1797)
- Cistercian monastery La Vignette in Leuven (1519–1798)
- Vivegnis Monastery in Oupeye (1238–1797)
- Vivier Monastery near Namur (1236–1797)
- Cistercian abbey Vrouwenpark in Rotselaar (1215–1796)
- Wauthier-Braine Monastery (1224–?)
- Cistercian abbey Zwijveke in Dendermonde (1223–1797)

Chile

Monastery
- Chada Monastery (founded in 2000 by São José do Rio Pardo)

Denmark

Monasteries
- Esrom Monastery (1153–1538)
- Vitskøl Monastery (1158–1563)
- Sorø Monastery in Sorø (1161–?)
- Tvis Monastery (1163 / 1167–1547 / 1549)
- Øm Monastery (1172–1559)
- Holme Monastery (1172–1539)
- Løgumkloster Monastery in Løgumkloster (1173–1548)
- Knardrup Monastery (1326–1538)
Nunnery
- Sostrup Monastery in the municipality of Grenaa (founded in 1920 by Porta Coeli in Allerslev , in Sostrup Castle since 1961 , elevated to an abbey in 1998 , dissolved in 2013)

Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Monasteries
- Bebenhausen Monastery (Premonstratensian before 1187, Cistercian 1187–1648)
- Bronnbach Monastery (1151–1803)
- Herrenalb Monastery (1150–1536)
- Königsbronn Monastery (1303–1553)
- Maulbronn Monastery ( UNESCO - World Heritage Site ) (1139-1557 and 1630-1648 O.Cist.)
- Salem Monastery (1134–1804 O.Cist.)
- Schönau Monastery (Odenwald) (1145–1556 O.Cist.)
- Schöntal Monastery (1156–1803 O.Cist.)
- Tennenbach Monastery (1158–1806 O.Cist.)

Nunneries
- Altböckingen (1237 – before 1245)
- Baindt Monastery (1240–1803 Cistercian Sisters), founded in 1227 as a beguinage community.
- Billigheim Mariabrunn Abbey (1238-1584), before (since 1000) Benedictine, Catholic today. Parish church
- Boos (1227–1240), moved to Baindt in 1240
- Frauental Monastery (1232–1547) Abbey
- Frauenzimmern Mariental Abbey (1245–1442) previously Canons (1234–1245), moved to Kirbachhof in 1442, where it was repealed in 1543
- Kloster Friedenweiler Abbey (1570–1802), previously Benedictine nuns (before 1123–1561)
- Gnadental Monastery (1237–1578)
- Günterstal Monastery , Abbey, (1224–1806), (currently Benedictine nuns)
- Oberried Abbey , 1237–1249, Filiation of Günterstal Abbey, then from 1252–1725 monastery of the Wilhelmites , from 1725–1806 Benedictines
- Gutenzell Monastery (1230–1803 / 51), convent until 1851
- Heggbach Monastery Imperial Abbey, (1231–1803 / 48) Convent until 1848, Beguines from 1195–1231, Franciscan tertiary nuns since 1884
- Heiligkreuztal Monastery (1227–1804 / 43) Convent until 1843
- Hohebach (before 1243-around 1245)
- Kirbachhof (von Frauenzimmern 1443–1543) before 1266–1442 Benedictines, today an organic farm
- Kirchheim am Ries, Abbey (1267–1803 / 58) convent until 1858
- Lauterstein / Massenbachhausen (before 1238-after 1238)
- Lichtenstern monastery near Löwenstein , abbey (1242–1554 and 1634–1648), then monastery office until 1806, foundation since 1865
- Lobenfeld Monastery (1326–1448), previously since 1270 August women choirs, Benedictine women 1436 / 46-1560
- Maria Hof / Neudingen (1561–1802), previously Dominican women since 1307
- Marienau Abbey (1265–1525 / 37) Convent until 1537, before 1265 sister collection
- Maurach (1750-1804)
- Müllheim / Rheintal (around 1260–1486) then Cistercians until 1544
- Neuburg Abbey near Heidelberg (1303–1460) previously Benedictine Sisters 1195–1303, Benedictine Sisters 1130–1195; thereafter Benedictine nuns 1459–1562, 1622 Jesuits, 1671 aristocratic women's monastery, 1781 Lazarists, 1926 Benedictines from Beuron
- Neuhausen / Königsfeld (1236–1301) 1301 Moved to Villingen
- Rechentshofen Monastery Abbey in Sachsenheim (1240–1564 and 1634–1648)
- Seligental Monastery / Osterburken Abbey (1236–1568)
- Wonnental Monastery (1262–1806), previously Dominican women 1248–1261
- Reichsstift Rottenmünster , Rottweil (1224–1803 / 50) Convent until 1850
- Wald in Wald Monastery (1212–1806 / 53) Monastery until 1853, Benedictine nuns since 1946

Bavaria

Monasteries

Aldersbach Monastery in Aldersbach (1146–1803)

Bildhausen Monastery (1158–1803, from 1897 sisters of the St. Joseph Congregation )

Ebrach Monastery (1127–1803)

Fürstenfeld Monastery (founded 1258 )

Fürstenzell Monastery (1274–1803, Marist since 1930)

Gotteszell Monastery (1285–1803, Abbey 1320–1803)

Heilsbronn Monastery (1132–1578)

Kaisheim Monastery (1133–1802)

Klosterlangheim ( 1132 -1803)

Raitenhaslach ( 1143 -1803)

Seligenporten Monastery (1931-1967)

Walderbach am Regen monastery (1143–1803, with interruption, previously Augustinians until 1143)

Waldsassen Abbey (1133–1556, 1661–1803, then Cistercian women since 1863)

Nunneries
- St. Theodor Monastery Bamberg (1157–1350) Benedictine nuns from 1350–1554, today a Carmelite Church
- Birkenfeld Monastery (1275? –1544)
- Frauenroth Monastery (extinct 1231/1234? –1574)
- Heiligenthal Monastery (1233–1579)
- Himmelkron Monastery (1280–1590)
- Himmelspforten Abbey (1231–1803), 1847 Discalced Carmelites
- Himmelthal Abbey (1232–1568), Jesuit 1595, 1773 at Aschaffenburg University
- Himmelthron Monastery (1343–1525)
- Kürnach (before 1279-before 1300), today Obere Mühle
- Lauingen Agnes Convent (1319-1542 and 1643-1804)
- Maidbronn Monastery (1247–1525 / 52?)
- Mariaburghausen Monastery (also Marburghausen) near Haßfurt (1237–1582)
- Niederschönenfeld Monastery (1241–1803)
- Pielenhofen Monastery (1240–1655, then Kaisheim Priory until 1802, Carmelite Sisters (1802–1838), Salesian Sisters (1838–1980))
- Schlüsselau Abbey (1288–1554, Carmelite Sisters (1949–1968))
- Schmerlenbach (1218–1502), then Benedictine nuns 1502–1803
- Schönau Abbey (1189–1552), Franciscan since 1699
- Seligenporten Monastery (1232–1576)
- Sonnefeld Monastery (1260–1525 / 1572)
- Sankt Johanniszelle monastery under Wildberg (abandoned 1209–1555 / secularized in 1803)
- Wechterswinkel Monastery (1134–1592, repealed)
- Zimmer Kloster (1222 / 45–1559)

Brandenburg

Monasteries

Dobrilugk Monastery in Doberlug-Kirchhain , 1165–1540, Niederlausitz

Kagel Monastery (around 1200-15th centuries)

Neuzelle Monastery (1268–1817), Lower Lusatia

Zinna Monastery (1170–1553), Magdeburg Foundation

Lehnin Monastery , 1180–1542, Askanische Stiftung. Three Filiations:

Mariensee Monastery (1258–1273), then moved to Chorin Monastery (1273–1540), Askanische Stiftung

Paradies Monastery , 1230, today Poland, see Poland below

Himmelpfort Monastery , 1299, Askan Foundation

Nunneries

Friedland Abbey in Altfriedland (1230–1546)

Boitzenburg Monastery (1269–1538)

Guben Monastery in Guben (Benedictine and Cistercian nuns questionable)

Monastery Stift zum Heiligengrabe (1287–1542 / 9) 1549 ev

Jüterbog Monastery in Jüterbog (1282–1594)

Lindow Monastery (1230–1542, then Protestant women's monastery)

Marienfließ Monastery (Prignitz) (founded in 1231, since 1548 Protestant women's monastery)

Marienstern Monastery , Mühlberg (1228–1540)

Marienwerder Abbey in Seehausen (1250–1543)

Zehdenick Monastery (1250–1541, Protestant women's monastery since 1541, burned down in 1801)

Ziesar Monastery (1330–1541, then Fräuleinstift )

Hamburg

Nunnery
- Harvestehude Monastery (In Valle Virgum) (1246–1530; after the Reformation, Protestant women's monastery, St. Johannis Monastery)

Hesse

Monasteries
- Arnsburg monastery near Lich (founded in 1151, Cistercians 1174–1803)
- Eberbach Monastery in Eltville (1135–1803)
- Haina Monastery (founded 1144 Benedictines, 1150–1533 Cistercians)
- Wahlshausen Monastery (1310–1525 priory, before that Benedictine nuns since about 1150, today Protestant church in Wilhelmshausen)

Nunneries
- Blankenau Abbey (1331–1579), near Hosenfeld , 1265–1331 Benedictine nuns
- Caldern Monastery in Lahntal - Caldern (1250–1527)
- Engelthal Abbey in Wetterau (1268–1803), Benedictine nuns since May 1, 1962
- Gnadenthal Monastery (Hesse) (1235–1634, repopulated since 1969 by the Evangelical Jesus Brotherhood )
- Gottesthal Abbey in the Rheingau (1251–1811), 1231–1247 Augustinian women
- Haydau Monastery in Morschen (January 23, 1235–1493) after 1493 Benedictine nuns
- Himmelau / Gelnhausen (1305 / 23-1537 / 61)
- Limburg / Lahn (1322-?)
- Marienborn Abbey in Eckartshausen , today a district of Büdingen (1274–20 February 1559), Benedictine nuns since 1250?
- Marienhausen Monastery (1189–1811) in Rüdesheim- Aulhausen
- Marienschloss Monastery in Rockenberg , Abbey (1232–1802)
- Marienkron Monastery or Jungfrauenkron ( Patershausen ) near Heusenstamm (1252–1556), previously Benedictine since 1210?
- Marienthal Abbey in Netze near Waldeck (town) (1228 - June 17, 1526/1553 settlement closed)
- Nordshausen / Kassel (1257–1526)
- St. Georgenberg Monastery in Frankenberg (Eder) (1249–1568), last nun +1581
- Throne monastery near Wehrheim (1243–1576)
- Tiefenthal Monastery ( Eltville -Martinsthal, Rheingau , 1237–1803, before that Premonstratensian Sisters (1151–1237), Dernbach Sisters since April 23, 1898)
- Wahlshausen Monastery
- Witzenhausen (1275–1291) after 1291 Wilhelmites

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Monasteries
- Althof Abbey (near Doberan ) (1174–1178)
- Dargun Monastery (1172–1552 / 1556, ruins)
- Doberan Monastery (1171–1552)
- Eldena Monastery (1199–1535)
- St. Nikolaus Monastery on Hiddensee (1296–1536, then reformed, decayed in the Thirty Years War)
- Neuenkamp Monastery in Franzburg (1231–1534)
- Stolpe Monastery in Stolpe an der Peene (founded in 1153, Cistercian 1304–1532, burned out in 1637)

Nunneries
- Bergen monastery on Rügen (founded in 1193 / Benedictine nuns, 1250–1544)
- Eldena Monastery (founded between 1229 and 1235, dissolved after 1558)
- Ivenack Monastery in Ivenack (founded in 1252, dissolved around 1555)
- Krummin Monastery on Usedom (1302–1525 / 63)
- Rühn Monastery (1233- Ref.), Then possibly a women's monastery.
- Malchow Monastery (1474–1557 / 72) (previously Magdalenese since 1298), then noble women's monastery until 1918
- Sonnenkamp Monastery in Neukloster
- Holy Cross Monastery (Rostock) in Rostock (1270–1562, after 30 years of "reflection"), ev. Women's monastery until 1920
- Wanzka Monastery near Blankensee (before 1283–1549, Protestant monastery until 1584, burned out in 1833)
- Zarrentin Monastery in Zarrentin am Schaalsee (1248–1552)

Lower Saxony

Monasteries
- Amelungsborn Monastery near Stadtoldendorf (founded in 1129, Lutheran convent since 1568 with interruption from 1810 until today )
- Loccum Monastery in Rehburg-Loccum (founded in 1163, Lutheran convent since around 1600, Protestant seminary)
- Hude Monastery ( Oldenburg )
- Ihlow Monastery ( East Frisia )
- Marienrode Abbey near Hildesheim
- Mariental Abbey near Helmstedt
- Riddagshausen Monastery near Braunschweig (1145–1568 / 1809?)
- Walkenried Monastery (1129–1564, partly in ruins, used as a church and museum)
- Scharnebeck Monastery (as Domus St. Mariae Monastery 1244–1253 near Steinbeck an der Luhe )

Nunneries

Altenmedingen (1228 / 41-1336 moved to (New) Medingen)

Bersenbrück Monastery in ( Bersenbrück ) (1231 - February 22, 1787) women's monastery until 1964

Bischoperode / Stadthagen (1203/8 - 1225) relocated to Rinteln

Börstel monastery ( Berge ) (founded around 1244 in Menslage / Benedictine nuns?) 1251 to Börstel, 1263 Cistercian women until 1542, since 1650 free-world women's monastery

Derneburg (1443–1543/88), ev. Women's monastery 1543–1643, 1643–1803 Cistercian monks

Goslar / Neuwerk (1186–1567), then possibly women's monastery

Hankensbüttel (1327–1346) moved to Isenhagen

Haste (1230-1246) according to Rulle postponed

Himmelpforten Monastery (Oste) (1255–1647) near Stade

Höckelheim Northeim Monastery (1247–1534 / 82)

(Old) Isenhagen (1242–1263), no more traces

Isenhagen Abbey in Hankensbüttel , Gifhorn district (1243 monks, 1262 nuns until 1540), since 1540 a Protestant women's monastery

Kreuzkloster (Braunschweig) (1400–1532, previously Benedictine nuns 1068-around 1400)

Lesum / Burglesum (1235-1241)

Lilienthal Abbey near Bremen (1232–1552) ev

Mariengarten Abbey near Rosdorf (1245–1542) Protestant women's convent until 1631

Mariensee Monastery near Mariensee (Neustadt am Rübenberge) (around 1207–1542), since 1543 a Protestant women's monastery

Marienthal Abbey (north) (1255–1527)

Medingen Monastery in Bad Bevensen (1336–1554), since 1559 a Protestant women's monastery

Meerhusen monastery near Aurich (1216–1604) previously Benedictine double convent

St. Jacobi Monastery (Osterode) (1233–1543)

Rinteln (1226–1563)

Rulle Marienbrunn Monastery (1246–1803)

Monastery Thedinga near Leer (1283–1573) previously Benedictines possibly 29.9.1437 Benedictines?

Voremberg (1240–1247) move to Höckelheim

Wiebrechtshausen Monastery (1240–1542 / 88)

Wienhausen Monastery in Wienhausen near Celle (founded around 1230, Lutheran convent since 1587)

Wöltingerode Monastery in Vienenburg , Goslar district (1147 Benedictines, 1188 Cistercians until 1568, 1643! Secularized since 1809)

North Rhine-Westphalia

Monasteries
- Altenberg Monastery (1133–1803), the abbey church is known as Altenberg Cathedral
- Bottenbroich Abbey (priory under Kamp Abbey 1448–1802, previously since 1231/53 Cistercian women)
- Bredelar Monastery (1196–1804), previously Premonstratensian since 1170
- Darfeld Monastery (1795–1825)
- Düsselthal Monastery (1702–1804, daughter of Orval Monastery )
- Grevenbroich Monastery (1296 Wilhelmites, 1698 Cistercian priory of Kamp Monastery , dissolved in 1803)
- Groß-Burlo monastery (1245 Wilhelmites, 1448 Cistercian priory of Kamp monastery, dissolved in 1803)
- Hardehausen Monastery (1140–1803, 1927–1938), repealed by the Nazi regime, resettlement to Magdeburg (until 1941) and Itatinga (Brazil)
- Heisterbach Abbey (1189–1803), since 1919 the Cellitinnen has settled on the site
- Kamp Monastery (1123–1802)
- Kleinburlo Monastery (1361 Wilhelmites, 1448 Cistercian priory of Kamp Monastery)
- Mariawald Monastery in Heimbach (1486 priory of Kamp monastery until 1795), Trappist since 1861 (Trappist abbey since 1909, abolished on September 15, 2018)
- Marienfeld Abbey in Harsewinkel- Marienfeld (1185–1803, Benedictine reconstruction since 2004 )
- Segenstal Monastery in Vlotho (from 1430 priory of Loccum Monastery , previously Cistercian Sisters, dissolved in 1560)
- Walberberg Monastery in Bornheim (1452 priory of Heisterbach Monastery , previously 1197–1447 Cistercian Sisters)

Nunneries
- Salvatorkloster near Aachen (1147–1220, previously Benedictine nuns)
- Agnetenkloster Xanten (1402–1606 Franciscan Sisters, then Benedictine Sisters and Cistercian Sisters until 1802)
- Benninghausen / Lippstadt (1240 - May 10, 1804)
- Blankenberg Gottesfrieden (1247-before 1265) moved to Zissendorf in 1265
- Blatzheim / Kerpen (May 3, 1247–1794 / 1802)
- Bottenbroich Abbey near Kerpen (1231–1448, Cistercian priory of Kamp Abbey from 1448 , dissolved 1802)
- Brenkhausen Monastery (1245–1603)
- Burbach Monastery (Marienbrunn) (1233–1802)
- Imperial Abbey Burtscheid near Aachen (1220–1803, previously Benedictine)
- Bürvenich Monastery (before 1230–1803)
- Dalheim / Rödgen (1258–1802) published by Ophoven in 1258,
- Darfeld Monastery (1800–1815?)
- Drolshagen Monastery (before 1235–1803)
- Duissern Monastery (1234–1806)
- Sacred Heart Monastery (Düsseldorf) (1871–2000 Poor Clares , Cistercian from 2004 to 2013, dissolved in 2014)
- Düsselthal Monastery (1702–1804)
- Eppinghoven monastery (before 1236 in Kaarst until 17th century) afterwards a noble women's monastery
- Falkenhagen Monastery (Lilienthal) (1247–1407)
- Frauenkron Monastery near Dahlem (1253–1802)
- Frauenthal / Erftstadt (before 1234 - March 1, 1450)
- Fröndenberg Monastery (before 1230–1550) simultaneous women's monastery until January 1, 1812
- Fürstenberg Monastery near Xanten (1119 Benedictine nuns, Cistercian nuns around 1250, dissolved in 1802)
- Gevelsberg Monastery (1236–1577) 1585 Ladies monastery until 1812
- Gnadental Abbey (Neuss) (1250–1802)
- Gokirchen Abbey in Paderborn (dissolved)
- Graefenthal Monastery near Goch (around 1248–1802)
- Graurheindorf Monastery (around 1230–1802)
- Gravenhorst Monastery (1256–1808)
- Herchen Monastery (1247–1624)
- Himmelpforten Abbey in Ense (1246–1804)
- Himmelspforte monastery in (Euskirchen-) Schweinheim (1213–1803)
- Holthausen Monastery in Büren (1243–1810)
- Hoven Monastery (Marienborn) near Zülpich (1188–1802)
- Kaarst (1214–1234) move to Eppinghoven
- Kentrop Monastery in Hamm (1272–1808)
- Mariengarten Abbey in Cologne (around 1220–1802)
- Monastery of Sankt Maria im Spiegel in Cologne (Sion) (around 1246, 1614 Birgittinnen, dissolved in 1802)
- Sankt Mechtern Monastery in Cologne (Cistercian women 1277–1802, later in Sankt Apern )
- Leeden Monastery near Tecklenburg (1240–1538), then free world monastery until 1822
- Levern Monastery in Stemwede (1227 – before 1543)
- Marienbächlein Monastery in Sterkrade (1240–15 July 1809)
- Marienbenden Abbey in Brühl (around 1207–1802)
- Marienberg Monastery in Vinnenberg (1256–1465) Benedictine nuns 1465–1810, repopulation by Benedictine nuns 1896
- Marienborn Abbey in Coesfeld (1235–1803)
- Sankt Aegidii Monastery in Münster (1173–1468, then Benedictine nuns until 1811)
- Ophoven Monastery (before 1197 in Ophoven, 1234 to Dalheim (Mainz?), Dissolved 1802)
- Gaukirche St. Ulrich (Paderborn) (1229, Benedictine nuns from 1500, dissolved in 1810)
- Rengering Monastery in Ostbevern (1247–1810)
- Saarn Monastery in Mülheim an der Ruhr (around 1200–1806)
- St. Jöris Monastery in Eschweiler near Aachen (around 1270–1802)
- Monastery bowl in Hopsten bowl (1278–1527)
- Schledenhorst Abbey (1240–1806)
- Schweinheim / Euskirchen Himmelstür (1238–1802)
- Segenstal Monastery in Vlotho (1252–1430, then Cistercian priory of Loccum Monastery , dissolved in 1560)
- Sterkrade Monastery in Oberhausen - Sterkrade (1240–1809)
- Walberberg Monastery in Bornheim (1197–1447, since 1452 Cistercian priory of Heisterbach Monastery )
- Welver Monastery (1240-18 November 1809)
- Wormeln Monastery near Warburg in Westphalia (1246–16 September 1810)
- Zissendorf Monastery in Hennef (1247–1802)

Rhineland-Palatinate

Monasteries
- Disibodenberg Monastery (1259–1559, previously Benedictines and Canons)
- Eusserthal Monastery
- Himmerod Abbey near Großlittgen (1134–1802, rebuilt in 1922, dissolved in 2017)
- Otterberg Monastery

Nunneries
- Affolderbach (1222–1544)
- Alzey Himmelgarten Monastery (1295–1479 / 86), then collegiate church
- Alzey Heilig-Geist-Kloster (1262 to after 1296) united with St. John's Monastery after 1296
- Alzey Monastery of St. John (after 1262–1564)
- Bingen (1215–1632) see Rupertsberg
- Daimbach Monastery , Mörsfeld (13th century - 1525/68), today Daimbacher Hof
- Dalheim Monastery (Mainz) (1251–1802) Mariendalen , Marienkron
- Engelport Abbey (1220 to before 1265), then Premonstratensian (until 1802)
- Heidesheim / Colgenstein (1250-1300)
- Heilsbruck / Edenkoben (1232–1560)
- Ingelheimerhausen Monastery (until 1435, before that Augustinian women from the middle of the 12th century, then Carmelite women (1435–1538))
- Koblenz Maria in der Lehr (1244–1580), then in St. Georg (Niederwerth) until 1811
- Kumbd Monastery (1183–1566)
- Löwenbrücken / Trier St. Helena (1231–1674)
- Machern Monastery (1238–1802)
- Altmünster Abbey , Mainz (1243–1781), previously Benedictine nuns 734–1243, demolished except for the church
- Weißfrauenkloster Mainz Neumünster (1281–1802), founded 1250 Weißfrauen / Reuerinnen
- Mainz St. Agnes (1250-before 1587) 1605–1802 OSA choir women
- Mühlheim / Osthofen (1167–1272)
- Namedy / Andernach (1255–1573)
- St. Georg in Niederwerth (1580–1811), previously Mayor of August
- Oberwesel monastery of All Saints (1230–1802)
- Paradise / Mauchenheim (1296–1418) 1559?
- Ramsen (1267–1418), 1477–1485 Cistercian
- St. Maria im Rosenthal Monastery near Binningen (Eifel) (1169–1802)
- Rosenthal Monastery (Palatinate) near Kerzenheim (1241–1572)
- Rupertsberg Monastery / Bingen (1215–1632)
- St. Katharinen Monastery in Sankt Katharinen (Neuwied district) (1201–1803)
- Sankt Katharinen Monastery in Sankt Katharinen near Bad Kreuznach (1219–1574)
- Sankt Thomas an der Kyll (1185–1802), 1910–1942 Franciscan, 1946 priest's house, retreat house
- Sion / Mauchenheim (1247–1566), estate until 1800
- Wallersheim / Koblenz (1278–1802)
- Worms / Kirschgarten , Mariengarten, Marienthal (1226–1443)
- Worms / Marienmünster , Nonnenmünster (1236–1802)

Saarland

Monastery
- Wörschweiler Monastery

Saxony

Monasteries
- Altzella Monastery
- Monastery book
- Grünhain Monastery
- Rosenthal Abbey (1974-2006)

Nunneries
- Frankenhausen Monastery (near Crimmitschau ) (before 1271 in Grünberg -1525)
- Nimbschen Monastery (Marienthron) 1240 in Torgau , 1251 Grimma , 1288 Nimbschen, until 1536
- Holy Cross Monastery (Meißen) (1217–1568)
- St. Georg Monastery (Leipzig) (1230–1480, then Benedictine nuns until 1541)
- Mariapforte Monastery in Sitzenroda (1225–1541)
- Marienthal Monastery (Sornzig) (1241–1539 / 40)

Saxony-Anhalt

Monasteries
- Michaelstein Monastery , Blankenburg / Harz (1139 / 1167–1543, 1629–1640)
- Pforta Monastery (Sancta Maria ad Portam) in the school gate near Naumburg (1137–1540)
- Sittichenbach Monastery
- Volkmarskeller , Blankenburg / Harz (1146–1167)

Nunneries
- Abbenrode Abbey (1243–1554), previously Aug canons since 1145
- Adersleben Monastery (December 6, 1260–1809)
- Althaldensleben Monastery (around 1228–1810)
- Agnetenkloster in Neustadt b. Magdeburg (1230-1810)
- Ankuhn / Zerbst (1214–1298) 1298 Relocation from Ankuhn to Zerbst at the broad gate
- Aschersleben Monastery (Gray Monastery) (around 1267 – around 1525)
- Beuditz Abbey near Weißenfels (1232–1544)
- Cistercian convent Blankenburg (Harz) in Blankenburg (Harz) (around 1250–1532 / 1548), cist. 1305, previously canons
- St. Burchardi Monastery (Halberstadt) (1208–1810)
- Halberstadt St. Jakob the Elder (1206–1208)
- Häseler Monastery in Klosterhäseler (before 1239–1540 / 60)
- Hedersleben Monastery in Hedersleben Selke! (1253-1810)
- Helfta Monastery (1229–1542, repopulated since 1999)
- St. George Monastery (Kelbra) in Kelbra (around 1251–1551)
- Langendorf Abbey in Langendorf (Weißenfels) (1230–1385), Benedictine nuns 1385–1540, last nun died in 1560
- St. Lorenz Monastery in Magdeburg-Neustadt (1209/1220)
- Marienkammer monastery in Glaucha near Halle / Saale (1231–1541 / 57)
- Marienstuhl Monastery near Egeln (1259–1809)
- Marienthal Abbey (Marienthal Castle) near Eckartsberga (1291–1531)
- Mehringen Monastery in Mehringen (Aschersleben) (1222–1525)
- Meyendorf Monastery in Meyendorf , district of Wanzleben-Börde (1267–1810)
- Naundorf near Allstedt (1250–1531)
- Neuendorf monastery , part of the Hanseatic city of Gardelegen (1228–1578), ev. Women's monastery 1578–1810
- Nikolausrieth Monastery on the Rodeberg (1236–1525)
- Sankt-Maria-auf-dem-Georgenberg monastery in Plötzky (1248–1538)
- Rodersdorf Abbey near Wegeleben (13th century − 1648)
- Rohrbach monastery near Oberröblingen , district of Sangerhausen (1220 / 30–1540)
- St. Ulrich Monastery in Sangerhausen (1265–1540)
- Wasserleben Monastery in Wasserleben near Wernigerode (1300–1525)
- Wolmirstedt Monastery in Wolmirstedt (around 1225–1573)
- Zerbst Monastery in Zerbst / Anhalt (1298 - 16th century)

Schleswig-Holstein

Monasteries
- Reynevelde Monastery in Reinfeld (Holstein) near Lübeck
- Rudekloster in Glücksburg (1209 / 10–1557)
- Guldholm Monastery near Süderfahrenstedt (1191–1209 / 10, forerunner of the Rudekloster)

Nunneries
- St. Johannis Monastery (Lübeck) (1246–1575), previously Benedictine nuns since 1177, monastery for Lübeck citizens' daughters
- Itzehoe monastery founded in Ivenfleth in 1230, itzehoe until 1534 in 1256, ev
- Reinbek monastery in the Duchy of Lauenburg, (1226, 1233 moved to Köthel, 1251 moved to Hinschendorf - 1529)
- Uetersen Monastery (1234–1555) ev

Thuringia

Monasteries
- Johannistal Monastery in Eisenach (1256–1525, was not an independent abbey)
- Georgenthal Monastery in Georgenthal (1142–1528)
- Georgenzell in Rosa OT Georgenzell (Priorat von Georgenthal; 1320–1531)
- Reifenstein Monastery (1162–1803, today used as a hospital)
- Volkenroda Monastery (1131–1540, repopulated by the Evangelical Jesus Brotherhood since 1994 )

Nunneries
- Allendorf Abbey near Bad Salzungen (1266 / 1272–1508), 1508–1528 Benedictine nuns
- Anrode Monastery in Anrode (1267–1810)
- Bachra Monastery (1256–1272) relocation and merger with Donndorf
- Berka Monastery near Bad Berka (1240 / 1250–1525)
- Beuren Abbey in Beuren (1200–1555 and 1617–1809)
- Bischofferode / Ellrich (1238–1294) resettlement and establishment of the Altendorfer monastery in Nordhausen May 6, 1294
- Breitenbich (1235–1253) The convent moved to Mühlhausen until 1267
- Dietenborn Monastery (1496–1556) previously Benedictine
- Döllstädt Monastery in Döllstädt (around 1290–1525 / 1529)
- Donndorf Monastery in Donndorf (around 1250–1541)
- Katharinenkloster in Eisenach (1208–1525 / 1545)
- Eisenberg Monastery (before 1212 in Triptis, 1212 Zwickau, 1219 Eisenberg –1524)
- Frankenhausen Monastery in Bad Frankenhausen (around 1215–1525 / 1526 and 1536)
- Frauenprießnitz Monastery in Frauenprießnitz near Jena (1259–1539)
- Frauensee Monastery in Frauensee (1189–1316), after 1316 Benedictine nuns
- Holy Cross Monastery in Gotha (1216–1258), after 1258 Augustinian hermits
- Großballhausen Monastery (before 1306–1326) relocated to Großfurra
- Großfurra Monastery in Großfurra (1306 in Großballhausen, 1326–1538)
- Grünberg (May 4, 1276–1292) relocated to Frankenhausen near Crimmitschau.
- Heyde Monastery near Georgenthal (before 1298)
- Ichtershausen Abbey near Arnstadt (1147–1539)
- Michaeliskloster in Jena , near the Michaeliskirche (1301–1525)
- Kapellendorf Monastery in Kapellendorf near Weimar (1235–1527)
- Kölleda Monastery in Kölleda (1265–1556)
- Mariengarten Abbey (Erfurt) in Erfurt (1288–1632, 1755–1819)
- Marksußra Monastery in Marksußra OT von Ebeleben (1287–1551)
- Mühlhausen (1253–1267), from Breitenbich, to Anrode
- Munich / Ilm (1241–1248) previously Benedictine, later moved to Berka
- Nikolausrieth Monastery (monastery on the Rodeberg) near Urbach (1228 / 47–1531)
- Altendorf (Nordhausen) monastery in Nordhausen (1294–1525), May 6, 1294 Relocation of the Bischofferode / Ellrich convent
- Nordhausen-Frauenberg Monastery in Nordhausen (1200–1524)
- Oberweimar Monastery (1244–1525) (Blessed Lukardis 1286–1309)
- Petersberg / Eisenberg (before 1148–1525)
- Roda Monastery in Stadtroda (1247–1531, today only the ruins of the monastery church exist)
- Roßleben (1250 / 60–1554) founded in 1554 monastery school (founded around 1140 as an Augustinian monastery and converted into a Cistercian monastery around 1250)
- Heiligkreuz monastery in the monastery district of Saalburg-Ebersdorf (around 1310–1544)
- Saalfeld (1267–1275, then moved to Stadtilm)
- Stadtilm (1275–1533), today used as the town hall
- Teistungenburg Abbey near Teistungen (1260–1809)
- Triptis (around 1200-1212) to Zwickau
- Weimar Jakobskirche / consecrated in 1168 (1240-?)
- Worbis Monastery in Worbis (1311–1540)

Estonia

Monasteries
- Kärkna Monastery (Falkenau) near Tartu (1234–1558)
- Padise Monastery (Padis) (Abbey 1317–1559)

Nunneries

St. Michaelis Monastery (Tallinn) in Tallinn (Reval) (1249–1629)

Lihula (Leal) Monastery in Lihula (before 1450)

France

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Monasteries
- Aiguebelle Monastery (1137–1791 - repopulated by Trappists in 1815)
- Aulps Monastery (1094/97, cist. 1136–1790 / 91)
- Bellaigue Monastery (1137–1790)
- Bonlieu-sur-Roubion monastery (1171 nuns, around 1400–1790 monks, Premonstratensians since 1871)
- Bonnevaux Monastery (Dauphiné) (1117–1791)
- Chassagne Monastery (1162–?)
- Chézery Monastery (1140–1790)
- Féniers Monastery (1173–1686)
- Hautecombe Monastery (1119, 1135–1790 Cist., 1826–1922)
- La Bénisson-Dieu monastery (1138–1611, then nuns)
- Le Bouschet-Vauluisant Monastery (1198–1791)
- Léoncel Monastery (1137–1791)
- Les Chambons monastery (1162–1790)
- Feuillantenkloster Lyon (1619–1791)
- Mazan Monastery (1119–1791)
- Mègemont Monastery (1611 monks, previously nuns)
- Montpeyroux Monastery (1126–1790)
- Saint-Sulpice monastery near Thézillieu (1116–1130 Carthusians, 1130–1791 Cistercians)
- Sept-Fons Monastery (1132–1791, Trappist since 1845)
- Tamié Monastery (1133–1792, Trappist since 1861)
- Valbenoîte Monastery (1184–1790)
- Valcroissant Monastery (1188–1568 (abandoned) / 1791 (repealed))

Nunneries

Bellecombe Abbey

Cistercian Abbey Bonlieu (Haute-Savoie) (1165, 1648 moved to Annecy , there until 1793)

Bonlieu-sur-Roubion monastery (1171 nuns, around 1400–1790 monks, Premonstratensians since 1871)

Bonlieu Monastery (Loire) (1199–1790)

Bonnecombe (Isère) Monastery (12th century)

Monastery Bons in Chazey-Bons, then Belley (Ain) (1155–1791)

Bouchet Monastery (Drôme) (1184–1413, until 1475 priory of Aiguebelle Monastery )

Cistercian Abbey of Bussières (1160, from 1625 in Bourges )

Clavas Monastery (before 1176 to 1765)

La Bénisson-Dieu Monastery (Loire) (monks 1138–1611, nuns 1611–1791)

La Séauve-Bénite Monastery 1226–1792

Laval-Bénite (Isère) monastery in Saint-Pierre-de-Bressieux , then in La Côte-Saint-André (1117–1635–1791)

Lavaysse Monastery or La Vassin (from 1150 to 1792)

Le Betton Monastery (Savoie) (1133–1791)

Le Lieu-Notre-Dame monastery (Haute-Savoie) (around 1150–1538)

L'Éclache Monastery

Les Ayes Monastery (Isère) (1142–1791)

Mègemont Monastery (from 1206 nuns, 1611–1791 monks)

Cistercian convent Montfaucon (1638–1791)

Saint-Just Monastery (Drôme) (1349, moved to Romans in 1600, dissolved in 1791)

Cistercian abbey of Sainte-Catherine-du-Mont-de-Semnoz (Haute-Savoie) (around 1179–1772)

Tullins Monastery (Isère) (1627–1783)

Vernaison monastery (Drôme) (founded around 1165 as a priory in Comiers, moved to V in 1220, in Valence 1616–1791)

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Monasteries
- Acey Monastery (1136–1790, Trappist since 1873)
- Balerne Monastery
- Bellevaux monastery
- Bithaine Monastery
- Bourras Monastery (1119–1791)
- Buillon Monastery
- Cherlieu Monastery
- Cîteaux Monastery (1098–1791, Trappist since 1898)
- Clairefontaine Monastery
- Fontenay Monastery (1119–1791)
- La Bussière Monastery (1131–1790)
- La Charité Monastery (Burgundy) (1432–1790)
- La Charité Monastery (Franche-Comté) (1133–1791)
- La Ferté Monastery (1113–1790)
- La Grâce-Dieu Monastery (Franche-Comté) (1139–1790, 1844–1909, Saint Bernard since 1927)
- Les Écharlis Monastery (1131–1791)
- Lieu-Croissant Monastery
- Maizières Monastery (1132–1791)
- Marcilly Monastery (1460–1791, previously nuns)
- Miroir Monastery (1131–1619)
- Mont-Sainte-Marie Monastery
- Pontigny Monastery (1114–1791)
- Quincy Monastery (1193–1790)
- Reigny Abbey (1128–1790)
- Rosières monastery
- Theuley Monastery
- Val-des-Choues monastery (around 1185, Cistercian 1761–1791) with Val Saint-Benoît and Vausse priests
- Vauluisant Monastery (1127–1636, then Trappists (1636–1791))

Nunneries
- Cistercian Abbey Battant in Besançon (1227–1791)
- Collonges Monastery
- Corcelles monastery
- Dole / Ounans
- La Cour-Notre-Dame monastery
- Les Isles Monastery (1219–1791)
- Lieudieu Monastery (Burgundy) (1180–1791)
- Marcilly Monastery (1239 – before 1460)
- Molaise Monastery (around 1168–1790)
- Montarlot Monastery (before 1174–1393)
- Réconfort Monastery (1235–1791)
- Tart Monastery (around 1120–1791)

Brittany

Monasteries
- Bégard Monastery (1130–1790)
- Bon-Repos Monastery (1172–1790)
- Boquen Monastery (1137–1790)
- Coëtmaloën Monastery (1142–1790)
- Langonnet Monastery (1136–1790)
- Lanvaux Monastery (1138–1790)
- Prières Monastery (1251–1790)
- Le Relec Monastery (1132–1790)
- Saint-Aubin-des-Bois Monastery (1138–?)
- Saint-Maurice-de-Carnoët Monastery (1177–1791)
- La Vieuxville Monastery (1147–1790)
Nunneries
- La Joie Monastery (1260)
- Cistercian Abbey of Kerlot (1652)

Center-Val de Loire

Monasteries
- L'Aumône Monastery (1121–1791)
- Barzelles Monastery (1137)
- Beaugerais Monastery (1172–1791)
- Chalivoy Monastery (1138–1791)
- La Clarté-Dieu Monastery (1239–1790)
- La Colombe Monastery (1146–1791)
- La Cour-Dieu Monastery (1119–1791)
- Fontaine-les-Blanches monastery (1147–1791)
- Fontainejean Monastery (1124–1791)
- Fontmorigny Abbey (1149–1790)
- Le Landais Monastery (1129–1791)
- Lorroy Monastery (1125–1791)
- Noirlac Monastery (1136–1790)
- Olivet Monastery (1145–1791)
- Les Pierres Monastery (1149–1790)
- La Prée Monastery (1141–1790)
- Varennes Monastery (1148–1791)

Nunneries
- Beauvoir Monastery in Marmagne (1234–1791)
- Cistercian Abbey Bonlieu (Sarthe) in Dissay-sous-Courcillon (1219–1790)
- La Bourdilière Monastery (Priory 1662–1769)
- Bussières Monastery
- L'Eau monastery in Ver-lès-Chartres (1225–1792)
- Moncey Monastery (1209 from Savigny Monastery , 1652 Abbey, until 1792)
- Saint-Aignan Monastery (1641 to 1791)
- Le Lieu-Notre-Dame monastery (merged with Voisins monastery around 1220, 1778 )
- Cistercian abbey Le Perray-aux-Nonnains in Écouflant (1248–1791)
- Sainte-Catherine Priory in Angers (1638–1791)
- Saint-Bernard Monastery in Courville (Priory)
- Saint-Loup Monastery (1235–1792)
- La Virginité Monastery in Les Roches l'Évêque (1220 to 1791)
- Voisins Monastery

Grand Est

Monasteries
- Auberive Monastery (1136–1791?)
- Baumgarten Monastery
- Beaulieu-en-Bassigny Monastery (1166–1791?)
- Beaupré Monastery (Lorraine) (1130–1790)
- Belleau Monastery (from 1510, previously nuns)
- Bonnefontaine Monastery (1152–1791?)
- Boulancourt Monastery (1150–1791)
- Châtillon Monastery (1142–1791)
- Cheminon Monastery (1137–1791?)
- Chéry Monastery (1147–1791?)
- Clairlieu Monastery (1151–1790)
- Clairvaux Monastery (1115–1791)
- Droiteval Monastery (1453–1790, previously nuns)
- Écurey Monastery (1144–1791)
- Élan Monastery (1148–1791)
- Freistroff Monastery (1470–1791, previously nuns)
- Haute-Fontaine Abbey (1136–1791?)
- Hauteseille Monastery (1140–1791)
- Igny Monastery (1126–1791?, 1875–1903 Trappists, Trappist women since 1929)
- La Chalade Monastery (1127–1790)
- La Charmoye Monastery (1167–1791?)
- La Crête Monastery (1121–1791?)
- La Grâce-Notre-Dame monastery (1223–1790, until 1464 nuns)
- Larrivour Monastery (1140–1791?)
- Le Reclus Monastery (1142–1791?)
- Les Vaux-en-Ornois Abbey (1130 / 1133–1791)
- Lisle-en-Barrois Monastery
- Longuay Monastery (1149–1791?)
- Lucelle Monastery (Lützel) (1123 / 1124–1792)
- Cistercian monastery of Saint-Apollinaire in Michelbach-le-Haut
- Monthiers-en-Argonne Monastery (1144–1791?)
- Mores Monastery (1152–1791?)
- Morimond Monastery (1115–1791)
- Neubourg monastery
- Pairis Monastery
- La Piété-Dieu Monastery (Ramerupt)
- Pontifroy Monastery (1323–1740)
- Saint-Benoît-en-Woëvre Monastery (1132–1791)
- Sellières Monastery (1168–1791?)
- Signy Monastery (1135–1791?)
- Sturzelbronn Abbey (1135–1790)
- Trois-Fontaines Monastery (1118–1791?)
- Valroy Monastery (1147–1791?)
- Vaux-la-Douce Monastery (1168–1791?)
- Villers-Bettnach Abbey , Saint-Hubert (Moselle) (1130 / 1134–1790)

Nunneries
- Argensolles Monastery (1224–1790)
- Belfays Abbey (around 1140, 1393 Grangie von Morimond)
- Belleau Monastery (1242–1510, later monks)
- Belmont Abbey (1127–1792)
- Benoîtevaux Monastery (Busson / Reynel) (1140–1790)
- Boulancourt Monastery
- Clairmarais Monastery (Reims) (1222, 1462 monks, united with Clairvaux in 1473)
- Consolation Monastery (before 1274, united with Élan in 1399, dissolved in 1791)
- Droiteval Monastery (1128 / 1140–1438, then monastic priory)
- Félipré Monastery (1462 monks, 1465 nuns)
- Freistroff Monastery (1230–1470)
- La Grâce-Notre-Dame monastery (1223–1790, monks from 1464)
- Koenigsbruck Monastery near Haguenau (around 1140–1791)
- L'Amour-Dieu Monastery (1232–1791)
- Le Jardin Monastery (1229–1403)
- Le Petit-Clairvaux Monastery (1304–1756)
- Les Rosiers Monastery (1241 nuns, monastic priory from 1389)
- L'Étanche Monastery (1148–1792)
- Marienfloss Monastery
- Michelbach Abbey near Ferrette (Pfirt) in Upper Alsace (1238–1256), then probably monks
- Michelfeld-Blotzheim Monastery in Upper Alsace (1254–1442)
- La Piété-Dieu Monastery (Ramerupt)
- Poulangy Abbey (1149–1234, before and after Benedictine nuns)
- Notre-Dame des Prés monastery in Saint-André-les-Vergers near Troyes (1235–1791)
- Sainte-Hoïlde Monastery (1228–1791)
- Schönensteinbach Monastery near Mulhouse in Upper Alsace, 1135, Augustinian women from 1160, then Dominican women
- St-Jacques Monastery (1234–1792)
- St-Pantaléon Monastery in St-Dizier (1227–1751)
- Valbaion Monastery (1175-1393)
- Val-des-Vignes monastery (merged with Clairvaux in 1252, 1309)
- Vézelise Monastery (1874–1902, previously Capuchin)

Hauts-de-France

Monasteries
- Beaupré Monastery (Picardy) (1135)
- Bohéries Monastery (1141)
- Cercamp Monastery (1137–1791?)
- Chaalis Monastery (1136)
- Clairmarais Monastery (1140–1791?)
- Foigny Monastery (1121)
- Froidmont Monastery (1134)
- La Joie (Oise) monastery (priory 1451, previously nuns)
- Lannoy Monastery (1135)
- Le Gard Monastery (1137)
- Lieudieu Monastery (1191)
- Longpont Monastery (1132)
- Longvillers Monastery (1135–1791?)
- Loos Monastery (1149–1791?)
- Monchy Monastery (priory 1460, before and again nuns from the 17th century)
- Ourscamp Monastery (1129)
- St-Lazare Monastery (priory 1614)
- Valloires Monastery (1137)
- Vauclair Monastery (1134–1790)
- Vaucelles Monastery (1132–1791?)

Nunneries
- Beaupré Monastery (North) (1220)
- Biache Monastery (1235)
- Blendecques Monastery (1189)
- Bois Monastery (1202)
- Bonham Abbey (1223)
- Espagne Monastery (1178–1747)
- Fervaques Monastery (1140)
- Flines Abbey (1234)
- Fontenelle Monastery (1212)
- Gomerfontaine Monastery (Abbey 1226)
- La Brayelle Monastery (1196)
- La Joie Monastery (1240–1451, then monastic priory)
- La Woestine Monastery (1217)
- Le Sauvoir Monastery (1239)
- Le Verger Monastery (before 1225)
- Le Vivier Monastery (1219)
- Marquette Monastery (1226)
- Monchy Monastery (1239–1460, then monastic priory, nuns again since the 17th century)
- Montreuil-les-Dames Monastery (1136)
- Notre-Dame des Prés monastery (1212)
- Paraclet Monastery (1218) in Cottenchy
- Parc-aux-Dames monastery (1205)
- Ravensberg Monastery (1191)
- Willencourt Abbey (1199)

Île-de-France

Monasteries
- Barbeau Monastery (1147–1791)
- Cercanceaux Monastery (1181–1791)
- Jouy Monastery (1124–1791)
- Preuilly Abbey (1118–1790)
- Le Val Monastery (1125–1791)
- Les Vaux-de-Cernay monastery (1118 by Savigny, 1147 Cist.)
- Cistercian Abbey Pont-Colbert in Versailles (1892-1954)
- Royaumont Monastery (1228–1791)
Nunneries
- Abbaye-aux-Bois Abbey (1661 to 1791)
- Braie Monastery (1630, merged with La Joie Monastery (Nemours) in 1760 )
- La Joie Monastery (Nemours) (1231–1791)
- Le Lys Monastery (1244–1791)
- Mont-Notre-Dame monastery (1230, 1648 Filles de la Charité)
- Pont-aux-Dames monastery (1226–1791)
- Port Royal des Champs Monastery (1204)
- Villiers-aux-Nonnains Abbey (1230)
- Argenteuil Monastery (priory 1635, merged with Pentémont (Paris) 1745)
- Maubuisson Monastery (1236)

Normandy

Monasteries
- Aulnay Monastery (1147–1791)
- Barbery Monastery (1176–1790)
- Beaubec Monastery (1127 Savigny, 1148–1790 cist.)
- Bonport Monastery (1189–1791)
- Foucarmont Monastery (1130 Savigny, 1147–1791 cist.)
- La Boulaye Monastery (1170)
- La Noé Monastery (1144)
- La Trappe Monastery (1147–1790, Trappist since 1815)
- Le Breuil-Benoît Monastery (1137 Savigny, 1147–1190 Cist.)
- Le Valasse Monastery (1181)
- L'Estrée Monastery (1145–1684, 1684–1803 Cistercian Sisters)
- Mortemer Monastery (1137–1791)
- Saint-André-de-Gouffern Monastery (1147–1790)
- Savigny Monastery (1147–1790)
- Torigny Abbey (1307–?, 1630–? Cistercian Sisters)
- Val-Richer Monastery (1142–1790)

Nunneries
- Abbaye Blanche in Mortain (1147–1791)
- Arques Monastery (1636–1791)
- Bival Monastery (1128–1790)
- Bondeville Monastery (Cistercian in 1147, abbey in 1657, dissolved in 1790)
- Fontaine-Guérard Monastery (1135 Benedictines, 1189–1790)
- Cistercian Abbey Les Clairets in Mâle (1204–1792)
- Le Trésor Monastery (1228–1790)
- L'Estrée Monastery (1684–1803, 1145–1684 Cistercians)
- Neufchâtel monastery (1654 cist., Until 1791)
- Saint-Aubin Monastery (Gournay-en-Bray) (1200–1791)
- Saint-Saëns Monastery (1167, abbey in 1629, dissolved in 1791)
- Torigny Abbey (1630–?, Previously Cistercian 1307–?)
- Villers-Canivet Monastery (1147–1792)
- Yvetot Monastery (1657–1780)

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Monasteries
- Aubepierre Monastery (1149–?)
- Aubignac Abbey (1162–?)
- Bœuil Monastery (1162–?)
- Bonlieu Monastery (Creuse) (1162–?)
- Bonlieu Monastery (Gironde) (1147–1791)
- Bonnaigue Monastery (1147–1791)
- Bonne-Esperance Monastery in Échourgnac (Dordogne) (1868–1910, Trappist women since 1923)
- Bonnevaux monastery (Vienne) (1119, cist. 1124–?)
- Boschaud monastery (Dordogne) (1145–1791)
- Cadouin Monastery (Dordogne) (1115 / 1119–1789)
- Charron Monastery (1191–1791)
- Dalon Monastery (Dordogne) (1114 / 1162–1791)
- Peyrouse Monastery (Dordogne) (1153–1793)
- Faise Monastery (Gironde) (1137–1790)
- Fontguilhem Monastery (Gironde) (1124–1789)
- Gondon Monastery (Lot-et-Garonne) (1120–1791)
- Grosbois Monastery (Grosbot) (975, cist. After 1142–1791)
- La Frenade Monastery (1151–1791)
- La Grâce-Dieu Monastery (Aunis) (1135–?)
- La Merci-Dieu Monastery (1151–?)
- La Valette Monastery (1147–1791?)
- Le Pin monastery (1120, cist. 1141–?)
- Les Châtelliers monastery (1118, cist. 1163–1790?)
- L'Étoile Monastery (1124–1791)
- Notre-Dame-de-Ré monastery (Les Châteliers) (1156–?)
- Obazine Monastery (Aubazine) (1147–1791)
- Palais-Notre-Dame monastery (1162–?)
- Pérignac Monastery (Lot-et-Garonne) (1151–1791)
- Pontaut Monastery (Landes) (1151–1791)
- Prébenoît Monastery (1162–1791)
- Rivet Monastery (Gironde) (1189–?, Nuns since 1938)
- Sauvelade Monastery (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) (1127–1791)
- Monastery of St-Léonard-des-Chaumes (1035, cist. 1168–1791)
- Valence Monastery (1225–1791)

Nunneries
- Coyroux Monastery (1147–1791)
- Saint-Bernard Monastery (Tulle) (1622–?)
- Saint-Bernard-de-Lasteron Monastery in Bayonne (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) (1168–1790)
- Saint-Sigismond Monastery in Orthez , (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) (1127–1774)

Occitania

Monasteries

Gourdon Monastery (L'Abbaye Nouvelle) (1242-17th centuries)

Ardorel Monastery (1147–1791)

Beaulieu-en-Rouergue or Belloc Monastery

Belleperche Abbey (1143–1791)

Berdoues Monastery (Gers) (1117–1791)

Bonnefont Monastery (1137–1791)

Bonnecombe Monastery (1167–1790, 1865–1975 Trappists, sisters of the Communauté des Béatitudes since 1998)

Bonneval Monastery (1147–1790, Trappist women since 1876)

Bouillas Monastery (Gers) (1150–1791)

Boulbonne Monastery (1150–1791)

Candeil Monastery (1150 / 52–1791)

Calers Monastery (Haute-Garonne) (1148–1790)

Eaunes Monastery (1150–1791)

L'Escaladieu Monastery (Hautes-Pyrénées) (1137–1790)

Les Feuillants Monastery (1145–1592)

Flaran Monastery (Gers) (1151–1791)

Franquevaux Monastery (Gard) (1143)

La Garde-Dieu Monastery (1150–1791, repopulated 1864–1874)

Gimont Monastery or Planselve (Gers) (1142–1791)

Grandselve Monastery (1145–1791)

Loc-Dieu Monastery (1162–1791)

Nizors Monastery or La Bénissons-Dieu (Haute-Garonne) (1180–1790)

Notre-Dame du Jau Monastery (Pyrénées-Orientales) (1162)

Abbey of Sainte-Marie de Fontfroide (Aude) (1146–1790, 1858–1901, before that 1093–1146 Benedictines)

Saint-Marcel Monastery (Réalville) (1175–1790)

Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa (1919–1965, before (878–1793) and then Benedictine)

Sylvanès Monastery Aveyron (1136–1768)

Valbonne Monastery (Pyrénées-Orientales) (1242)

Abbey of Sainte-Marie de Valmagne (Hérault) (1159)

Villelongue Abbey (Aude) (1149–1791)

Nunneries
- Beaulieu-en-Mirepoix Monastery (before 1298, later merged with Boulbonne Monastery )
- Owl Monastery (Pyrénées-Orientales) (1174–1791)
- Fabas Monastery
- Goion Monastery (before 1167)
- La Bènissons-Dieu monastery (1659)
- La Gourgue or L'Oraison-Dieu Monastery (around 1187)
- La Grâce-Dieu Monastery (Midi-Pyrénées)
- La Pérouse Monastery (1153)
- Les Olives Monastery (Les Olieux del Lec) (1204)
- Leyme Monastery (1220)
- Lissac Monastery (1286)
- Lombez Monastery (Saint Bernard, 1628–1790)
- L'Oraison-Dieu Monastery (around 1197)
- Cistercian Abbey Marenx or Mareux 1159, 1442 Monastery Boulbonne united
- Mercoire Monastery (Lozère) (early 13th century to 1792)
- Netlieu Monastery (Hérault) (before 1179–1490)
- Nonenque Monastery (Aveyron) (1139–1791, Carthusian women since 1927)
- Saint-Bernard Monastery (Gers) (1292)
- Sainte-Claire monastery (Gard) (probably 1229)
- Monastery of Saint-Félix de-Montceau (Hérault) (1169–15th century)
- Saint-Sulpice Monastery (Tarn) (mid-13th century)
- Salenques Monastery (1353)
- Valnègre Monastery (merged with Boulbonne Monastery around 1200, 1431 or 1442 )
- Valsauve Monastery (Gard) (before 1217)
- Vic Monastery (1360)
- Vignogoul Monastery (Hérault) (1178)

Pays de la Loire

Monasteries
- Bois-Grolland Monastery (1203–1790)
- Moreilles Monastery (1152–1790)
- La Boissière Monastery (1147–1790)
- Chaloché Monastery (1147–1790)
- Champagne monastery (1188–?)
- Tironneau Monastery (1149–1790)
- Le Loroux Monastery (1121–1790?)
- Buzay Monastery (1135 / 1141–1790)
- Melleray Monastery (1145–1795, Trappist since 1817)
- Villeneuve Monastery (1201–1790)
- Pontron Monastery (1134–?)
- Bellebranche Abbey (1152–1607)
- Clairmont Monastery (1152–1790)
- Fontaine-Daniel Monastery (1204–1790)
- L'Épau Monastery (1229–1790)
- Perseigne Monastery (1145–?)
- La Blanche Monastery (Noirmoutier) (1172–1790)
- Trizay Monastery (1137–1790)
Nunneries
- Sainte-Catherine Monastery in Angers (1638–1790)
- Perray-aux-Nonnains Monastery (1246–1790)

Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

Monasteries
- Ulmet Monastery
- Silvacane
- Le Thoronet Abbey
- Valsainte Monastery (1188–1791)

Nunneries
- Almanarre / Lamanarre monastery in Hyères (1221–1793)
- Manosque Monastery (1636–?)
- Mollégès Monastery (1235–1435)
- Mont-Sion Monastery (Marseille) (1242–1791)
- La Plane Monastery (1200 Benedictine nuns, 15th century Cistercian nuns)
- Saint-Pierre-en-Démuyès Monastery (1341–?)
- Saint-Pierre-du-Puy Monastery (Orange)
- Saint-Pons-de-Gémenos Monastery (1205–1407)
- Sainte-Catherine Monastery (Avignon) (1150–1792)
- Sainte-Croix Monastery (Apt) (1435–1791)
- Sainte-Madeleine Monastery (Carpentras) (1348–1790)

Greece

Monasteries
- Cistercian monastery Daphni (1209–1458)
- Gergeri Monastery (Crete) (1218)
- Isova Monastery (Peloponnese) (religious affiliation uncertain)
- Sancta Maria Varangorum Monastery (Crete) (1230)
- Zaraka Monastery (Peloponnese) (1211/1225 - around 1275)
- Chortaiton monastery near Saloniki (1212–1224?)
- Sanctus Archangelus Monastery ( Euboea ) (1223–?)

Nunneries
- De viridario Beatae Mariae monastery (Peloponnese) (unknown – 1266)
- Pyrn Monastery (Peloponnese) (after 1223–1263)

Ireland

Monasteries
- Abbeydorney Abbey (O'Dorney) Co. Kerry
- Abbeyfeale Abbey Co. Limerick
- Abbeylara Abbey Co. Longford (1210–1540)
- Abbeyleix Abbey Co. Laois (1183, no remains preserved)
- Abbeymahon Abbey Co. Cork
- Abbeyshrule Abbey Co. Longford (1150-1540)
- Abbeystrowry Abbey Co. Cork
- Abington Abbey Co. Limerick
- Aghamanister Abbey see Abbeymahon Abbey
- Arklow Abbey Co. Wicklow (moved to Abingdon Abbey in 1205)
- Arnothmolt Abbey (moved to Duiske Abbey (Graiguenamanagh) before 1207)
- Assaroe Abbey Co. Donegal (1178)
- Baltinglass Abbey Co. Wicklow (1148)
- Bective Abbey Co. Meath
- Boyle Abbey Co. Roscommon
- Cashel Abbey see Hore Abbey
- Clare Island Abbey Co.Mayo
- Corcomroe Abbey Co. Clare
- Curraghalicky Abbey Co. Cork
- Duiske Abbey Co. Kilkenny
- Dunbrody Abbey Co. Wexford
- Fermoy Abbey Co. Cork
- Glanawydan Abbey Co. Waterford (1170 / 1200-1228)
- Glangragh Abbey (Vallis Caritatis; 1200–1228) contradicting information: either Co. Waterford (perhaps identical with Glanawydan Abbey, on the other hand County Down (Northern Ireland))
- Holy Cross Abbey Co. Tipperary
- Hore Abbey Co. Tipperary
- Inislounaght Abbey Co. Tipperary
- Jerpoint Abbey Co. Kilkenny
- Kilbeggan Abbey Co. Westmeath
- Kilcooly Abbey Co. Tipperary
- Killenny Abbey (Glandy Abbey) Co. Kilkenny
- Kilshane Abbey Co. Limerick
- Knockmoy Abbey Co. Galway
- Loughmere Abbey Co. Kilkenny (1202, moved to Arnothmolt before 1207 (see Duiske Abbey))
- Mellifont Abbey Co. Louth
- Midleton Abbey Co. Cork
- Monasterevin Abbey Co. Kildare
- Monasteranenagh Abbey (Nenay) Co. Limerick
- Saint Mary's Abbey (Dublin) Co. Dublin (Savigny)
- Portumna Priory Co. Galway (1254 Priory, see Dunbrody Abbey)
- Tinternparva Abbey Co. Wexford (1203-1536 / 1537)
- Tracton Abbey Co. Cork (1225–1541, abandoned)

Israel

Monasteries
- Salvatio Monastery (Allar al-Sufla) (1161)
- Monastery of St. John in Nemore
Nunnery
- Mary Magdalene Monastery in Acre

Italy

Abruzzo

Monasteries

Apulia

Monasteries
Nunneries
- San Benedetto Monastery in Conversano

Basilicata

Monastery
- Sagittario Monastery in Chiaromonte

Emilia-Romagna

Monasteries
- Fontevivo Monastery (1142–1518?)
- Quartazzola Monastery (Santa Maria di Ponte Trebbia) (1217–1810)
- Santa Maria Monastery in Strada
- Monastery of San Martino di Bocci or Valserena (1298–1810)
- San Severo Monastery (1257–1455)

Calabria

Monasteries

Campania

Monasteries

Lazio

Monasteries
- Fossanova Monastery (1135–1810)
- Marmosoglio Monastery (1167)
- Catacumbas Monastery in Rome (1171, since 1826 Minorites)
- Tre Fontane Monastery (1136–1810, then Minorites (1826–1868), Trappists since 1868)
- Santa Croce Monastery in Gerusalemme in Rome (1561–2011)
- Monastery of Sant'Agostino di Montalto
- San Giusto Monastery in Tuscania
- Santa Maria di Falleri Monastery
- Santa Maria di Palazzolo monastery
- Santa Maria di Ponza Monastery
- Santa Maria di Sala monastery
- San Martino al Cimino Monastery
- San Pastore Monastery
- San Pietro di Paliano monastery
- Santo Spirito di Zannone Monastery

Liguria

Monasteries
- Tiglieto Monastery (1120–1648, repopulated since 2000)
- Sestri Ponente Monastery (1131–1797)
- Preallo Monastery (1237, before Augustinian rule)

Lombardy

Monasteries
- Morimondo Monastery (1134–1799)
- Cerreto Monastery (1135–1798)
- Acquafredda Monastery (1143–1785)
- Acqualonga Monastery (1204–1798)
- Barona Monastery (1210)
- Santo Stefano al Corno Monastery (1231)
- Cavatigozzi Monastery (1231)
- Capolago Monastery (1236–1497)
- Monastery of Sant'Ambrogio della Vittoria in Parabiago (1668–1796)

Brands

Monasteries
- Chiaravalle d'Ancona Monastery (1147–?)
- San Benedetto di Monte Favale monastery

Piedmont

Monasteries
- Lucedio Monastery (1124–1786)
- Staffarda Monastery (1135–1750)
- Casanova Monastery (Piedmont) near Carmagnola (1150–1775)
- Casalvolone Monastery (1169)
- Rivalta Scrivia Monastery (1181–1538)
- Rivalta di Torino monastery (1254–?)

Sardinia

Monasteries
- Cabuabbas Monastery (1149–1458)
- Santa Maria delle Paludi monastery in Ittiri

Sicily

Monasteries
- Novara di Sicilia monastery (Vallebona) (1172–1784)
- Roccadia Monastery in Lentini
- Monastery of Sant'Angelo di Prizzi (from 1159)
- Monastery of Santa Maria dell'Arco near Noto (1212–?)
- Santa Maria Altofonte Monastery in Altofonte (1307–1766)
- Santa Maria di Rifesi monastery (settled in 1188 by monks from the monastery of SS. Trinitas de Refech )
- Santa Maria di Roccamadore Monastery in Tremestieri
- Santa Maria di Spanò Monastery
- Santo Spirito di Palermo monastery (1172–?)
- Monastery of Santissima Trinità di Palermo (1192–1197)
- Baida Monastery in Palermo (1385–1596 partly referred to as a monastery, partly as a nunnery, partly as a Benedictine monastery)

Nunneries
- Sant'Angelo Monastery in Prizzi (from 1188)
- Monastery of San Benedetto e Monte Virgini (1584 to 1866 in Sortino )
- Soccorso Monastery (16th century to 1866 in Licata )

Tuscany

Monasteries
- Monastery of San Bartolomeo di Buonsollazzo in Borgo San Lorenzo (1320–1705 / 1782)
- Abbazia San Galgano (1201–1783)
- Monastery of San Gaudenzio (1248–1482, before that Benedictines (1028–1248), then Servites (1482–178?))
- Monastery of Santa Maria di Mirteto (1227 – before 1497)
- Monastery of San Michele a Quarto in Siena (1337 – before 1497)
- Monastery of San Michele della Verruca in Pisa
- Monastery of San Pantaleone di Monte Faeta in Lucca
- San Salvatore a Settimo Monastery

Umbria

Monastery
- Monastery of San Salvatore di Monte Acuto

Veneto

Monasteries
- Follina Monastery (1146–?)
- Monastery of San Tommaso dei Borgognoni (Torcello) (1206–1669 (relocation) / 1797 (repeal))
- Ospedale del Piave Monastery (1229)
- Brondolo Monastery in Chioggia

Croatia

Monasteries
- Topusko Monastery (1208–1558?)
- Kutjevo Monastery (1232–1521?)
- Zagreb Monastery (1274–1510)

Nunnery
- Ivanić Monastery

Latvia

Monastery
- Daugavgrīva Monastery (Dünamünde) near Riga (1208–1305)

Nunneries
- St. Mary's Monastery (Riga) in Riga (1255–16th centuries)
- Limbaži Monastery in Limbaži (Lemsal) (before 1450)

Lebanon

Monasteries
- Balamand Monastery (1157–1289)
- Sanctus Sergius Monastery (1231–1268?)
Nunnery
- Maria Magdalenen Monastery in Tripoli (before 1238–1289)

Luxembourg

Nunneries
- Bonnevoie Monastery (Bonneweg) (early 13th century - end of the old regime)
- Differdange Monastery (Differdange) (1235–1797)

Mexico

Monastery
- Santa Cruz Monastery in Guadalajara (2006–2009)

Netherlands

Monasteries
- Klaarkamp Monastery (1163–1580)
- Bloomkamp Monastery (1191–1579)
- Aduard Monastery (1192–1580)
- Gerka Monastery (1240)
- Termunten Monastery (1259–1569, previously Benedictines (1247–1259))
- Eiteren Monastery (1342)
- Cistercian monastery Mariënkroon (Heusden) (1382–1579)
- Cistercian Abbey Mariënkroon (Onsenoort) in Nieuwkuijk (1904-2016)
- Hof te Zande priory (13th century-1577)

Nunneries
- Bethlehem Monastery or Elkersee on the island of Schouwen-Duiveland (before 1232–1572)
- Binderen Abbey near Helmond (1231–1648)
- Galilea Monastery in Kollumerland en Nieuwkruisland (13th century to 1580)
- Monastery of Galilee near Hallum (priory 1191 to 1580)
- Klein-Adwert Monastery near Ten Boer (1340–1594)
- Leeuwenhorst monastery near Noordwijk (1260–1573)
- Loosduinen Monastery near The Hague (1230–1574)
- Onze Lieve Vrouw Kamer monastery on the island of Walcheren (1223–1572)
- Mariendael Monastery in Zuilen near Utrecht (1245–1579)
- Marienhorst Abbey in Diepenveen (1225–1580)
- Marienkamp Monastery (Assen) in Assen (1215–1602)
- Midwolde Monastery at Dollart (1259–1299)
- Nieuw-Mariendael Abbey near Heusden (Netherlands) (1338–1382)
- Nyekleaster Monastery in Wijmbritseradeel (Priory 1231–?)
- Roermond Monastery (Convent of Our Lady) (1218–?)
- Sion ten Berch monastery near Dokkum (around 1233–?)
- Sion ten Dale monastery near Niawier (before 1191–1580)
- Cistercian monastery Steenkerk or Mariënbos in Heerenveen (1301–1580)
- Ter Hagen monastery (Maria Vreugde) near Zuiddorpe, Axel, Terneuzen (Zealand) (1230–1586), then Gent
- Trimunt Monastery in Marum (around 1305–1590)
- Utrecht Monastery (1228–1579, previously Benedictine nuns)
- Yesse Monastery (1215 / 16–1594)

Norway

Monasteries
- Lysekloster (1146-1536 / 37)
- Hovedøya Monastery (1147–1532)
- Munkeby Monastery (around 1150? - after 1200?)
- Tautra Monastery (1207–1523, Trappist women since 1999)

Austria

Burgenland

Monasteries
- Klostermarienberg (Burgenland)
- Pernau Monastery (Pornó)

Carinthia

Monastery
- Viktring Abbey , Klagenfurt (closed in 1786)

Lower Austria

Monastery
- Säusenstein Abbey (secularized 1789)

Nunnery
- Saint Bernard Monastery (repealed in 1586)

Upper Austria

Monasteries
- Baumgartenberg Abbey , Baumgartenberg (1141–1792, then Jesuits (1862–1865), Sisters of the Good Shepherd (1865– existing), Franciscans (1889–2008))
- Engelszell Abbey near Engelhartszell on the Danube (1293–1786, Trappist since 1926)
- Schlägl Abbey in the Mühlviertel (founded in 1202/03 with monks from Langheim Monastery , extinct between 1209 and 1211, Premonstratensian since 1218)

Styria

Monastery
- Neuberg Abbey on the Mürz

Peru

Nunneries
- Cistercian monastery of Lima , founded in 1584 as the first female Cistercian monastery in the New World , temporarily over 300 nuns, closed in 1960 due to aging, monastery and remaining sisters were taken over by the Franciscans of the Immaculate Conception of Lipari
- Santísima Trinidad Monastery in Pachacútec ( Callao ), Peru ( founded by Sostrup in 2008 , after the mother monastery was dissolved, the community separated from the order and merged into the canonically unrecognized sister community Hermanas de Claraval )

Poland

Monasteries
- Wągrowiec Monastery (Wongrowitz) (1143–1835, until 1396 in Łekno, rural community Wągrowiec , daughter monastery of Altenberg)
- Leubus Monastery (Lubiąź) (1163–1810, Silesia, daughter monastery of Walkenried)
- Kołbacz Monastery (Kolbatz) (1173–1535, daughter monastery of Esrom (Denmark))
- Ląd Monastery (Lond) (1175–1819, daughter monastery of Altenberg)
- Koprzywnica Monastery (1185–1819, daughter monastery of Morimond)
- Szpetal Monastery (1228–1285)
- Paradies Abbey (1234–1834, affiliation of Lehnin Abbey, Mark Brandenburg)
- Obra Monastery (1237–1835, daughter monastery of Wongrowitz)
- Kamieniec Monastery in Kamieniec Ząbkowicki (Kamenz) (1249–1810, daughter monastery of Leubus)
- Rauden (Rudy) Monastery (1252–1810, daughter monastery of Jędrzejów)

Nunneries
- Bernstein Monastery (1290)
- Kulm Monastery in Chełmno (founded in 1266, Benedictine nuns from 1438)
- Marienfließ Monastery (Pomerania) (1248–1569, then Protestant Fräuleinstift)
- Zehden Monastery (Cedynia) (before 1266 – after 1572)
- Köslin Monastery (Koszalin) (1278–1525 / 44/69)
- Olobok Monastery near Ostrów (Posen) (1213 – after 1797)
- Owińska Monastery in Owińska (Poznan) (before 1250–1821)
- Reetz Monastery in Reetz, Polish: Recz , near Arnswalde / Neumark (around 1284–1537)
- Stettin Monastery (Szczecin) (1243–16th centuries)
- Thorn Monastery (Toruń) (after 1263-1311)
- Trebnitz Monastery in Trzebnica (1202–1810)
- Wollin Monastery (Wolin) (1288–1525 / 44)
- Zarnowitz Monastery (Żarnowiec) (1220–1589, then Benedictine nuns)

Portugal

All monasteries in Portugal, including those of the Cistercian order, were closed by royal decree in 1834 and their property confiscated, unless it was used for sacred purposes.

Monasteries
- Tarouca Monastery (1143)
- Sever Abbey (1143)
- São Pedro das Águias monastery in Tabuaço (1145?)
- Mosteiro de Alcobaça (1153)
- Lafões Monastery (1163)
- Aguiar Monastery (1170)
- Tamarâes Monastery (1171)
- Salzedas Monastery (1191/1196)
- Maceira Dão Monastery (1188)
- Bouro Monastery (1195)
- Seiça Monastery (1195)
- Fiães Monastery (1173/1194)
- Estrela Monastery (1220)
- São Paulo de Frades Monastery (1221)
- Ermelo Monastery (beginning of the 13th century)
- Júnias Monastery (1247)
- Colégio do Espirito Santo monastery in Coimbra (1545, abbey since 1549, later perished again)
- Nossa Senhora do Desterro Monastery (1591)

Nunneries
- Santa Maria de Lorvão Monastery (originally the Benedictine Monastery of São Marmede de Lorvão, annexed to the Cistercians between 1200 and 1206)
- Santa Maria de Celas Monastery (1215)
- São Salvador de Bouças Monastery (1228, abandoned in the 13th century)
- Monastery of São Pedro e São Paulo de Arouca (founded 716 ?, 1153 Benedictine monastery, 1247 affiliation to the Cistercians)
- São Bento de Castris monastery (originally a women's convent near Évora, joined the Cistercians in 1275)
- Santa Maria de Almoster Monastery (1287)
- São Dinies de Odivelas Monastery (1294)
- Bento de Xabregas Monastery (1294)
- Bernardo de Portalegre Monastery (1518)
- São de Vale Monastery, Madeiro (1525/1530)
- Monastery of Sao Bernardo de Tavira ou Nossa Senhora da Piedade de Tavira (1530)
- Monastery of Santa Maria von Cós (women's convent since 1279, affiliation to the Cistercians in 1532)
- Monastery of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré do Mocambo (1654, destroyed in 1755 and rebuilt)
- Monastery of Nossa Senhora da Assunção de Tabosa in Carregal (1685)

Romania

Monasteries
- Igriș Monastery , Egresch (1179–1526)
- Kerz Monastery near Sibiu / Hermannstadt (1202–1474)

Nunnery
- Brașov Monastery

Russia

Nunnery
- St. Mary's Monastery on the Löbenicht (Königsberg) in Kaliningrad (1340 / 49–1536)

Sweden

Monasteries
- Alvastra Monastery (1143–1530)
- Nydala Monastery (1143–1526)
- Herrevad Monastery (1144–1565)
- Varnhem Monastery (1150–1527)
- Julita Monastery (1160–1527)
- Roma Monastery on Gotland (1164–1539)
- Ås Abbey near Varberg , Halland (1192–1535)
- Gudsberga Monastery (1477–1527)

Nunneries
- Askeby Monastery (after 1150–1537)
- Byarum Monastery (approx. 1170–1230)
- Skokloster Monastery (around 1230–1527)
- Solberga Monastery (1246-?)
- Vreta Monastery (around 1100–1562)

Switzerland

Monasteries

Bonmont VD Monastery (1131–1536)

Frienisberg Monastery BE (1131 / 38–1528)

Haut-Crêt monastery VD (1134 / 43–1536)

Montheron VD Monastery (1135–1536)

Kappel Monastery, ZH (1185–1525)

St. Urban Monastery LU (1194–1848)

Wettingen Monastery (1227–1841, continued in Mehrerau, Vorarlberg)

Nunneries
- Cistercian abbey Bellerive in Collonge-Bellerive (1150–1530)
- Feldbach Monastery in Steckborn (closed in 1848, today used as a hotel)
- Fraubrunnen Monastery ( Fraubrunnen ), (1246–1528, secularized and partially broken off)
- Gnadenthal Monastery (Aargau) ( Niederwil AG ) (secularized)
- Kalchrain Monastery (Gem. Hüttwilen TG) (closed in 1848, today used as a labor education institution: Kalchrain Center for Measures for Young Adults MZE )
- Kleinlützel Monastery

Serbia

Monastery
- Belin Studenac Monastery near Petrovarad (1233)

Slovakia

Monastery
Spišský Štiavnik (Schebnik) Monastery (1223–1530 or 1542)

Nunnery
- Cistercian monastery Bratislava (1232–1297)

Slovenia

Monastery
- Kostanjevica Monastery (Mariabrunn Monastery) (1234–1785)

Spain

Andalusia

Monastery
- Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo in Santiponce ( Province of Seville ) (1301–1431)
Nunnery
- Cistercian Abbey of Santa Ana (Málaga) (1604 to 2009)
- San Bernardo Monastery in Málaga (1543 to 1977)
- La Encarnación Monastery in Málaga (1604 to 1977)

Aragon

Monasteries
- Piedra Monastery in Nuévalos ( Province of Saragossa ) (1164 or 1194)
- Veruela Monastery in Vera de Moncayo , Circle Tarazona y el Moncayo , Province of Zaragoza (1171)
- Rueda Monastery in Sástago ( Province of Saragossa ) (1202)
- Santa Fe Monastery in Saragossa (founded in 1223 in Alcolea de Cinca , Province of Huesca , 1341–1808 or 1835)
- Trapa Monastery of Santa Susana in Maella ( Province of Saragossa ) (1796–1837)

Nunneries

Asturias

Monasteries
- Valdediós Monastery in Villaviciosa (1200–1835, 1992–2008 priory again)
- Villanueva de Oscos Monastery (1203–1835)
- Belmonte Monastery in Belmonte de Miranda (1206–1835)

Balearic Islands

Monastery
- Santa María de la Real Monastery (Palma de Mallorca) (1236–1835)

Galicia

Monasteries

Oseira Monastery (Osera) (1141–1835, Trappist since 1929)

Sobrado Monastery in Sobrado (La Coruña) (1142–1835, Trappist since 1966)

Melón Monastery (1142-1835)

Montederramo Monastery (1153–1835)

Meira Monastery (1143–1835)

Armenteira Monastery (1162–1837, Trappist women since 1989)

Acibeiro Monastery (around 1170-1835, previously Benedictine since 1135)

Xunqueira de Espadañedo Monastery (Junqueira) (1170–1835)

Oia (Oya) Monastery (1185)

Peñamaior Monastery (1225-1835)

Monfero Monastery (1147-1835)

Monastery of San Clodio in Leiro near Orense (1225–1835)

Castile and León

Monasteries
- Bujedo de Juarros Monastery , Burgos Province
- Herrera Monastery in Miranda de Ebro , Burgos Province (1189–1835, now Camaldolese)
- Carracedo Monastery in Carracedelo , Province of León (1205)
- Sandoval Monastery in Sandoval , Province of León (1171–1835)
- Sacramenia Monastery in Sacramenia , Segovia Province (1142–1835)
- Valbuena Monastery in Valbuena de Duero , Province of Valladolid (1143–1835)
- Moreruela Monastery in Granja de Moreruela , Zamora Province (1131/1143)
- Huerta Monastery , Soria Province (1144–1833, Trappist since 1930)
- La Santa Espina Monastery , Valladolid Province (1147–1835)
- Matallana Monastery , Valladolid Province (1173–1835)
- Palazuelos Monastery , Valladolid Province (1169–1835)
- Nogales Monastery , Province of León (1164–1835?)
- Rioseco Monastery , Burgos Province (1148–1835)
- San Pedro de Gumiel Monastery (1189/1194)
- Sotos Albos Monastery , Segovia Province (1212–1498)
- Valparaíso Monastery , Zamora Province (1152–1835)
- San Martin de Castañeda Monastery , Zamora Province (1245–1835)
- Benavides Monastery in Boadilla de Rioseco , Province of Palencia (1169 / 1176–1790 / 1808, founded in Valverde)
- La Vega Monastery , near Saldaña , Province of Palencia , (1215–1835)

Nunneries
- Santa María de Gómez Román near Arévalo (1178- ??), received the Ermita de la Lugareja
- Santa María la Real de Vileña , Province of Burgos (1222- ??)
- Monastery of Santa María la Real de Las Huelgas in Burgos , Province of Burgos (1189 - existing, the congregation of the monastery is directly subordinate to the Holy See and no longer belongs to the Cistercian order)
- Santa María la Real Monastery in Villamayor de los Montes , Province of Burgos (existing in 1228, the congregation of the monastery is subordinate to the Holy See and no longer belongs to the Cistercian order)
- Gradefes Monastery in Gradefes , León Province
- Sancti Spiritus Monastery (Olmedo)
- Cistercian Abbey of San Quirce y Santa Julita (Valladolid) (1256–2016)

Castile-La Mancha

Monastery
- Monsalud Monastery , Guadalajara Province (1141–1835)
- Bonaval Monastery , Guadalajara Province (1164–1495, then the priory of Monte Sión Monastery (Toledo) )
- Óvila Monastery , Guadalajara Province (1175–1835)
- Monte Sión Monastery (Toledo) (San Bernardo de Toledo) in Toledo (1427-1835, now Trappist pre-foundation)
Nunnery
- Cistercian convent of Santa Ana (Consuegra) (1611–1850)

Catalonia

Monasteries
- Escarp Monastery ( Lleida Province ) (1213–1591, then dependent on Poblet)
- Lavaix Monastery (also Labaix, La Baix) ( Lleida Province ) (1224–1835)
- Santes Creus Monastery in Aiguamúrcia ( Tarragona Province ) (1158–1835)

Nunneries
- Monastery of Santa María de Montsant (1210–1215)
- Bonrepòs Monastery (1215–1453)
- La Bovera Monastery
- Vallsanta Monastery
- El Pedregal Monastery
- Valldaura monastery
- Montbenet Monastery
- Les Franqueses Monastery
- Vallverd Monastery
- Sant Hilari Lleida Monastery
- Valldemaría Monastery
- Cadins Monastery

La Rioja

Monastery
- San Prudencio Monastery (1162)

Autonomous Community of Madrid

Monastery
- Valdeiglesias Monastery in Pelayos de la Presa (1177–1835)

Navarre

Monasteries
- Fitero Monastery in Fitero (1140-1835)
- La Oliva Monastery (1150)
- Iranzu Monastery in Abárzuza (1178–1839)
- Leyre monastery in Yesa (1269–1835 ?, settled at least since 848, 1954 Benedictines)
- Marcilla Monastery (1407–1837)
Nunnery
- Tulebras Monastery

Valencian Community

Monasteries

Benifassà Monastery (1235–1835)
Monastery of Santa María de la Valldigna in Simat de la Valldigna , (Valencia) (1298–1835)
Monastery of Sant Bernat de Rascanya (San Bernardo) (1381–1544, then Jeronimos Monastery of San Miguel de los Reyes - Sant Miquel dels Reis)

Nunneries

Gratia Dei (La Saidia) Monastery in Valencia

Cistercian monastery Fons Salutis in Algemesí (1927–1999)

Canary Islands

Nunneries
- Los Silos Cistercian Convent (Tenerife) (1649 to 1833)

Basque Country

Nunneries
- Oyón Monastery , Álava (founded in 1053, Cistercian women in Barria since 1235, in Oyón since 1973, merged in the Lazkao Cistercian Monastery in 2012 )

Syria

Monastery
- Monastery of SS. Trinitas de Refech (1187)

Czech Republic

Monasteries
- Sedlec Monastery (German Sedletz Monastery) (1143–1783)
- Plasy Monastery (Eng. Plaß) (1145 / 1146–1785)
- Hradiště Monastery (also Hradiště nad Jizerou Monastery, German Hradisht) (1145–1420)
- Nepomuk Monastery (Pomuk) (burned down 1145–1420, dissolved in 1558)
- Svaté Pole Monastery (German Heiligenfeld) (1149 / 1157–1420)
- Osek Monastery (German Ossegg, Czech Klášter Panny Marie Osek) (1193–1946, reoccupied after 1989, died in 2008)
- Velehrad Monastery (1205–1784, then Jesuits (1890–1950, since 1990))
- Žďár Monastery (German Saar) (1240–1784, with interruption)
- Smilheim Monastery (Czech Klášter Vizovice; German Wisowitz Monastery) (1261–1485)
- Zlatá Koruna Monastery (German Golden Crown) (1263–1785)
- Zbraslav Castle (King's Hall) (1292–1785)
- Skalice Monastery (German: Skalitz) (1357–1783)

Nunneries
- Frántal Monastery (German Frauenthal, Czech also Pohled) (1265 or 1267–1782)
- Sezemice Monastery in Sezemice nad Loučnou (before 1267–1421)
- Oslavany Monastery (Eng. Marienthal) in Oslavany (1225 – early 16th century)
- Monastery Staré Brno , (Abbey of St. Thomas in Old Brno, Czech Augustiniánské opatství svatého Tomáše na Starém Brně, is an abbey in Brno) Aula Sanctae Mariae or Maria-Saal (Old Brno) (1323–1782)

Turkey

Monasteries
- Monastery of Sanctus Stephanus de Graecia (1208–1261)
- Laurus Monastery (1214–1261?)
- Monastery of St. George of Jubin near Antakya (1214–1268)
- Sanctus Angelus Monastery in Petra (Istanbul) (1214–1261)
- Sanctus Angelus Monastery in Rufiniano (Kadiköy) (1225–1261)

Nunnery
- Monastery of St. Mary of Percheio (Ysotis) (Istanbul)

Hungary

Monasteries
- Cikádor Monastery (1142–1478)
- Szentgotthárd Monastery (1183–1532, rebuilt in 1734 and merged with Zirc Monastery in 1878 )
- Pilis Monastery (1184–1526, rebuilt and merged with Zirc Monastery in 1814)
- Pásztó Monastery (1191–1544, legally merged with Zirc Monastery in 1814 )
- Vérteskeresztúr Monastery (1214–1301 ?, then Benedictines, Dominicans)
- Bélapátfalva Monastery (1232–1596)
- Ercsi Monastery (1252–1482)
- Ábrahám monastery near Dombóvár (1263–1537)

Nunnery
- Veszprémvölgy Monastery (1240–1543?)

United States

Monastery
- Spring Bank Abbey (founded in 1928 in Okauchee, 1985–2011 in Havenwood Road) - last existed as a priory and was abolished on October 5, 2011 by a resolution of the general chapter of the Mehrerau congregation .
- Fatima Monastery in Mount Laurel (NJ) (1967–2016)

United Kingdom

England

Monasteries
- Beaulieu Abbey (1204-1538)
- Biddlesden Abbey (1147-1538)
- Bindon Abbey , Dorset (1149-1539)
- Bordesley Abbey at Redditch , Worcestershire (1138-1538)
- Boxley Abbey (1146-1538)
- Bruern Abbey , Oxfordshire (1147–1536)
- Buckland Abbey , Devon (1278-1539)
- Buckfast Abbey , Devon (1147–1539, Benedictine before and after (1018–1136, repopulated since 1882))
- Buildwas Abbey , Shropshire (1147–1536, monastery since 1135)
- Byland Abbey , Calder, Yorkshire (1147-1537 / 1539)
- Calder Abbey , Calder Bridge, Cumbria (1147–1536, monastery since 1135)
- Cleeve Abbey
- Coggeshall Abbey
- Combe Abbey
- Combermere Abbey
- Croxden Abbey
- Dieulacres Abbey (1214–1538)
- Dore Abbey
- Dunkeswell Abbey
- Flaxley Abbey
- Forde Abbey
- Fountains Abbey (repealed in 1539)
- Furness Abbey
- Garendon Abbey
- Hailes Abbey
- Holme Cultram Abbey
- Hulton Abbey
- Jervaulx Abbey (1147-1537)
- Kingswood Abbey
- Kirkstall Abbey (1147-1539)
- Kirkstead Abbey (1139-1537)
- Louth Park Abbey
- Meaux Abbey
- Medmenham Abbey (1201-1536)
- Merevale Abbey
- Netley Abbey (1239-1536)
- St. Mary of Graces Abbey (London) (New Abbey)
- Newenham Abbey (1246-1539)
- Newminster Abbey
- Pipewell Abbey
- Quarr Abbey
- Revesby Abbey
- Rewley Abbey
- Rievaulx Monastery
- Robertsbridge Abbey
- Roche Abbey
- Rufford Abbey
- Sawley Abbey
- Sawtry Abbey
- Sibton Abbey
- Stanley Abbey
- Stoneleigh Abbey
- Stratford Langthorne Abbey (1135, cist. 1147–1538)
- Swineshead Abbey (1147-1536)
- Thame Abbey , Thame, Oxfordshire (1138–1539)
- Tilty Abbey (1153-1536)
- Vale Royal Abbey (1266-1539)
- Vaudey Abbey (1147 / 49-1536)
- Warden Abbey , Bedford, Bedfordshire (1136-1537)
- Waverley Abbey , Farnham, Surrey (1128-1536)
- Whalley Abbey (founded in Stanlow in 1172, moved to Whalley in 1296, until 1537)
- Woburn Abbey (1145-1538)

Nunneries
- Ellerton Priory (around 1200-1536)
- Marham (Norfolk) (1249-1536)
- Stapehill Monastery (Dorset) (1802, still existing (no Cistercians))
- Tarrant Abbey (Dorset) (1228-1539)

Isle of Man (autonomous crown possession)

Monastery
- Rushen Abbey (1134 / 1147-1540)

Northern Ireland

Monasteries
- Inch Abbey (1187)
- Gray Abbey (1193)
- Comber Abbey (1199)
- Newry Abbey
- Macosquin Abbey

Scotland

Monasteries
- Melrose Abbey (1136-1590)
- Newbattle Abbey (1140–1587)
- Dundrennan Abbey (1142-1606)
- Kinloss Abbey (1151-1601)
- Coupar Angus Abbey (1162-1606)
- Glenluce Abbey (1192-1602)
- Saddell Abbey (1207-1507)
- Culross Abbey (1217–1589)
- Deer Abbey (1219–1587)
- Balmerino Abbey (1229–1603)
- Sweetheart Abbey (1273-1624)

Wales

Monasteries
- Tintern Abbey (1131-1536)
- Whitland Abbey (1140-1539)
- Cwmhir Abbey (1143-1536)
- Basingwerk Abbey (1147–1536)
- Neath Abbey (1147-1539)
- Margam Abbey (1147-1536)
- Strata Florida Abbey (1164-1539)
- Strata Marcella Abbey (1170-1536)
- Llantarnam Abbey (1179–1536)
- Aberconwy Abbey (1186-1538)
- Cymer Abbey (1198-1536)
- Valle Crucis Abbey (1201-1538)
- Grace Dieu Abbey (1226-1536)

Nunneries

Belarus

Monasteries
- Vistychy Monastery ( Breszkaja Woblasz ) (1675–1832)
- Kloster Kimbarowka (Vallis Ombrosa), ( Gomel Region ), rayon Mazyr (1711)
- Olizarowystaw Monastery (Clarus Fons), Breszkaja Woblasz (after 1704)

Nunnery
- Vallis angelica monastery in Kimbarowka, ( Mazyr ) (1743)

Cyprus

Monasteries
- Beaulieu Monastery (Cyprus) in Pyrgos, Limassol District , later in Nicosia (1235 – around 1470)
- Priory of St. Blaise (Nicosia) (around 1215-?)
- Panagia Stazousa (possibly Beaulieu Priory)
Nunneries
- St. Theodor Monastery (Nicosia) (1244–?)
- Mary Magdalene Monastery in Nicosia

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b Website of the Monasterio Santa María de la Santísima Trinidad , Pachacútec (Peru), accessed in summer 2019.
^ Christof Römer, Dieter Pötschke and Oliver H. Schmidt: Benediktiner, Zisterzienser. Lukas Verlag, Berlin 1999, p. 34.
↑ Homepage of the Hermanas de Claraval , accessed in summer 2019.
↑ Decreto da extinção das casas de religiosos, CCL 1834 n. ° 127; Maur Cocheril (translator: Andrée Mansuy Dines Silva): Alcobaça, Abadia Cisterciense de Portugal, Alcobaça 1989, Deposito Legal 30258/1989, page 107ff.

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[OCSO-1] Website of the Monasterio Santa María de la Santísima Trinidad , Pachacútec (Peru), accessed in summer 2019.

[2] Christof Römer, Dieter Pötschke and Oliver H. Schmidt: Benediktiner, Zisterzienser. Lukas Verlag, Berlin 1999, p. 34.

[3] Homepage of the Hermanas de Claraval , accessed in summer 2019.

[4] Decreto da extinção das casas de religiosos, CCL 1834 n. ° 127; Maur Cocheril (translator: Andrée Mansuy Dines Silva): Alcobaça, Abadia Cisterciense de Portugal, Alcobaça 1989, Deposito Legal 30258/1989, page 107ff.