SAINT NICOLAS GATE

Dating back to about 1450, the Saint-Nicolas door, or door of the east, is the most important vestige of the ramparts that would take the fortified city. Consisting of two round round towers of the country under which we are encircling, it is the only one of the kind to remain in the Dawn today. The lift bridge gave way to a stone bridge, but the groove, still existing, will not fail to be observed. This door deserves to be focused on the story it tells. Spend it at night, its beauty is even more glaring!