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THE FEARLESS JEANS TOWER

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20, rue Etienne-Marcel, 75002Paris, France Show on map
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2025
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A feudal-style tower, a little-known curiosity in the capital and a vestige of the Hôtel de Bourgogne in Paris, the Tour Jean Sans Fright

This feudal-looking tower, at the foot of which stands the courtyard of a school, is a little-known curiosity in the capital. It is a vestige of the Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne, which was built against Philippe Auguste's enceinte. It owes its origins to Duke Jean I of Burgundy, who in the 15th century sought protection from the supporters of his cousin Louis d'Orléans, the brother of the King of France, whom he had just had assassinated... The tour includes a spiral staircase topped by a vaulted ceiling with magnificent carved plant decoration, leading to the bedrooms.

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Visited in june 2025
Un joli site qui parvient à réunir beaucoup d'informations intéressantes sur le moyen âge. Ce monument discret de Paris mérite vraiment le détour.
Visited in june 2025
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Visited in may 2025
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Visited in may 2025
Elle constitue le dernier vestige de l'hôtel des ducs de Bourgogne.
L'hôtel, adossé à l'enceinte de Philippe Auguste, avait été construit par Robert II d'Artois à la fin du XIIIème siècle. Il est ensuite propriété des ducs de Bourgogne par héritage jusqu'à la mort en 1477 de Charles le Téméraire.
Visited in may 2025
Ce discret et passionnant monument historique, retiré du boulevard, ce qui le rend facilement caché aux regards, vaut vraiment les 90 minutes nécessaires à à une visite complète, lecture des très nombreux et détaillés panneaux informatifs compris. L'exposition sur l'hygiène au moyen âge est passionnante.

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