10 Best Things to do in Provins, Seine-et-Marne - Provins travel guides 2021

Provins

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Seine-et-Marne

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Things To Do in Provins

Office du Tourisme de Provins

4.5/5

23 Reviews

UNESCO World Heritage-Cultural Site

乖小咪The small town of Provins has a history of more than 500 years. It is a famous town in the Middle Ages in France. So far, he still retains the complete castle and residential community, and the winding stone road walks on it, as if time has returned to the French town in the Middle Ages, it is really very warm and beautiful.

Disneyland Paris

4.7/5

1,272 Reviews

D35***25Truly magnificent stay, magical place for children, possibilities to find a shuttle that takes you to Disneyland Park. To visit

Fontainebleau Palace

4.6/5

407 Reviews

UNESCO World Heritage-Cultural Site

Palace

TripFontainebleau Palace, located southeast of Paris, is known as a "looking glass into French history." It is listed as a World Heritage Site. Originally a royal hunting site, it later became one of the important palaces of the French Renaissance. Later, numerous famous architects and artists took part in its renovation and left imprints of styles from various eras.

Les Aigles Des Remparts

5/5

2 Reviews

乖小咪The Eagle City Wall of Provins is part of the Provins Castle. This section of the city wall has a history of more than 1,000 years. Although it has a long history, it is still very strong. It used to be a major military town, and the city walls and fortresses were very strong, showing its importance at that time. And now, everyone is fortunate enough to see this historical relic, really very lucky.

Louvre Museum

4.7/5

5,284 Reviews

sculptorThe Louvre or Louvre Museum is the largest art gallery in the world and a historical monument in Paris, France. It is the central landmark of the city, located on the right bank of the Seine in the first district of the city. From prehistory to the 21st century, there are approximately 38,000 objects on display on an area of 72,735 square meters. In 2019, the Louvre received 9.6 million visitors, making it the most visited museum in the world.