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MONTMÉDY CITADEL

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Office de tourisme, 2, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, 55600Montmédy, France Show on map
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Montmédy citadel, with a defensive system at the time directed against France, featuring 3 fortified gates in 1681

An exceptional site, the Citadelle de Montmédy is one of the largest fortresses in the Grand-Est region, with over 1.5 km of walls that can be visited. In 1540, under the reign of Charles V, the medieval town was razed to the ground to build a star-shaped bastioned citadel. It was later modernized by Vauban. Also within the citadel: the Musée de la Fortification, which showcases the Meuse's military architectural heritage; and the Musée Jules Bastien-Lepage, which sheds light on the work of this internationally renowned Meuse artist.

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très intéressante et imposante citadelle avec un superbe point de vue sur cette petite ville et la plaine environnante. vous pourrez facilement y passer 2 ou 3 heures avec la balade sur les chemins le long des remparts.
The site is interesting and rich in historic buildings. Activities are regularly organised on site, ramparts or: tours with torches of the ditches, ramparts and underground, sound and light, gourmet promenade, medieval festivals, exhibitions of artists, etc. But the Church is also interesting historically. Several old buildings are well renovated, others not... Unfortunately, in this moment, many work of demolition denature the beauty of the village.

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