The Palais was built by the man who re-discovered the recipe for Benedictine, originally created by monks and then lost. He then built this stunningly complicated, elaborate palace for a factory.Try the sampoles, they're a lot of fun.

We visited the Palais about 15 years ago so did not need the guided tour. However they have a lovely conservatory where we enjoyed a tasting and cup of tea. There is a large selection of drinks and cocktails. I liked the new B &...More

Visited with a group of friends and we were all surprised as to how nice the place is. Sumptuous rooms upstairs and the distillery downstairs. The tasting room has an adjacent room with tables and chairs so you can sit down and enjoy the lovely...More

We visited here in late August. The museum was fine to wander round yourself, didn’t need a guide. You then get put in a group on the walk round the distillery section. At the end, a couple of Benedictine drinks each in the nice courtyard....More

we really enjoyed this visit we went on our own and were the only English in the group.....the guide was very good and was very good at explain everything in English to us. It was certainly worth the money....and the rooms are kept really good...More

Visited and the building , the artefacts of Alexander de Grand and the distillery were very impressive . Tasted the Benedictine liquor it was heartwarming. Would recommend

Well worth a visit, amazing building, considering it is a distillery. So much to see with a real eclectic collection. Because there is so much, would recommended taking a guided tour. Very interesting, and the bonus of a sample of Benedictine at the end, what's...More