The Abbey of St. Victor is a historic monastery located in Paris, France. Founded in the 12th century, it became a center for theological study and the development of the Victorine school, which emphasized the importance of mystical theology and the relationship between God and humanity. The abbey was known for its influential scholars, including Hugh of St. Victor, who contributed significantly to medieval philosophy and education. Over the centuries, the abbey underwent various changes and faced challenges, including the French Revolution, which led to its decline. Today, the site is recognized for its architectural significance and historical importance, with remnants of its original structures still visible, attracting visitors interested in medieval history and monastic life.