Events calendar Provins

It is a great show of falconry and medieval impregnation, in the historic, high and green setting of the ramparts, where fascinating birds of prey (eagles, buzzards, falcons, owls, caracaras and vultures) soar overhead in several scenes, in harmony with the majestic horses. This enchantment transports you to the world of falconry as it existed in the medieval West, the Near East and the steppes of Central Asia. The show is fascinating. A must see!

Located one hour from Paris, minutes from Provins and minutes from Disneyland Paris, La Ferté-Gaucher presents itself as a vast rural municipality. Easily accessible by car and by public transport, we invite you today to discover what the city has to tell you… The promenade that is now evolving mainly south of the Grand Morin, and will take you successively to the place-Dieu, the ru of Saint-Mars, the former Prieur residence and the St. Romain church. At the end of the 4,4 km walk you will have a beautiful overview of the local heritage. But it would be a shame to stop in such a good way: the old St Martin Chapel, the mill of the Maison-Dieu and the Hall for calves are only a non-exhaustive list of other monuments to visit.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 4,4 km.

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Every year, Provins brings back to life the Champagne Fairs of the ^12th and ^13th centuries, France's largest medieval festival. Share the moment with family and friends, discovering shows and fun activities. On the program: troubadours, acrobats and entertainers, games, jousts, music, dances and legends, as well as craftsmen demonstrating their skills in pottery, illumination and blacksmithing. Days that always leave unforgettable memories!

Please note that opening times are subject to change. The city of Montereau-Fault-Yonne also offers a wide range of services to its residents, including administrative formalities, information on town planning, safety and prevention, tourism, employment and solidarity, leisure, culture, youth and schooling.

The Provins Son et Lumière show is a not-to-be-missed event during a visit to the medieval town of Provins. It takes place in the gardens of the Couvent des Cordelières and invites spectators to plunge into life in the Middle Ages. Through a series of shows, the public can discover the hours of joy and sorrow of Provins' inhabitants in the 13th century. Special group rates are available on request. To get to Provins, you can take the A4 freeway, the N19 or the A5. You can also come by train or bus from Paris.