la tour cesar
- 地址：
- 开放时间：
- 门票价格：
- 电话：
la tour cesar印象
-
Nice building outside and inside. Don't miss the bells on the top of the tower (the stairs are very narrow, be careful!)The price to get in is 4.30 euros. I feel it is a bit on the high side for what it is.Nice and interesting visit though.
-
The tower is quite an impressive structure and it affords the best view imaginable of the surrounding area and demonstrates why Provins was such a market hub in the medieval period. However, I would advise against anyone who is unsteady on their feet, have toddlers or younger children from visiting as the stairwells are narrow, steps are uneven and there are places where there is nothing to hang on to.
-
Wonderful old building providing excellent views around the Town. A word of caution is required as the further you go up the more difficult it is to progress some of the steps are very narrow and at one point you had to traverse the stairs in near darkness. That said it was a lovely experience
-
If you like forts and towers this is not to be missed. You get to climb up and around and through well over 50% of the tower, which is far more than most monuments let you explore. The views are fantastic from the top, and not bad from the middle heights either. Built in the 12th century by the counts of Champagne, it's an outstanding example of medieval military architecture. When you first enter and just before you leave you go through two nearly identical round rooms that have more than half way decent audio video presentations. The first is mostly a mood piece, but not bad. The second has a nice bit of history (not too much for the kids) in both English and French. All in all, more than worth the 4.5 Euros (for adults, half that for children).
-
An interesting place that brings you back in time to that of Knights and Ladies. Managed to catch a Christmas pageant at the old cathedral next to the tower. Be prepared for walking on old cobble stones.
-
Provins is a Unesco heritage site.a 1.5 hr train trip from Paris.a medieval/middle ages city of medieval fairs.pedistrianised area with wooden buildings .many restaurants/old shops.hotels available here.visit the walled city & old church with subterranean ruins etc .city is walkable .a slow pace of life,ok for a day trip or even a weekend.lots to see within walled city.
-
The tower is not huge, but it stands over a small hill, what creates an imposing look. The visit is not for people with claustrophobia or mobility limitations, as there are lots of stairs and some very, very narrow passages and stairs. I could barely fit in the top ones.
-
The "castle" itself is quite hollow. But if you go with kids, then it will be fun for them.It is quite simple place, which has amazing view from the top of the "castle". I believe the view is the biggest attraction of this place.Overall it is enjoyable trip.
-
Well worth the 4.30 euro entrance. The tower has a rich history which is available in many languages. There are a few video productions that are interesting. The tower stairs are quite narrow and give you a true feeling of what life here was like. It is dark in places also but that goes with the 1100's atmosphere. The views as you ascend are lovely. This will be difficult with small children or inability to walk tight steps.
-
This tower can be seen from almost anywhere in the old city area of Provins. As it was built about 800 years ago, you can enjoy the atmosphere of the medieval age as if you are brought back to those days when you lool it up nearby.