Beaumont Saint Denis Monastery is the central location of mission 3 of Sniper Elite 5.
The map from our guide shows the most important locations and secrets from the monastery and surrounding areas.
Before starting the mission, we recommend you get to knowthe monasteryand the surrounding buildings.
On the map, we have markedthe most important locationsandsecrets and collectiblesto unlock - there are 19 to collect.
Thanks to this, you do not have to worry that someone will hear the shots.
It is located on the main road leading towards the monastery’s central building.
This is an obvious path to the main mission objective.
Officer Bruhl is at the top of the church tower with a letter containing information on the meeting place.
It is the main building on the map and one of the mandatory mission objectives.
Ultimately, the character has to get to the tower to eavesdrop the conversation and obtain intel.
The Spy Academy building is located north of the main monastery building.
Investigating this place will allow you to unlock the only side objective of the mission - murdering the instructor.
This task is initially hidden.
A good tactic is to place yourself where you could see smaller islands to kill enemies with long-distance shots.
We advise you to explore the map thoroughly to discover as many optimal paths and tracks as possible.
In its initial phase, you will be able to effectively eliminate some enemies from long distances.
Enemy snipers are a serious complication in this mission.
When completing the mission for the first time, the starting point is predetermined.
However, you’re free to unlock two more and thus have3 possible starting points.
Mission 3 has variousmain and side quests.
We discussed them on the following pages:
Mission 3 allows you toobtain 19 secrets and collectibles.
These are 3 workbenches, and various types of notes or memorial items.
We have marked their locations on the map.
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