Chateau of Vincennes Review

The castle of Paris Van Saint is a famous noble castle that has been around for more than 500 years. The whole castle is very thick and solid, although it has been through 500 years, but it is still so strong and brand new. The castle has many nobles living furniture and collections, it seems very noble, it is worth visiting.

Van Saint Castle is one of the most underrated attractions in Paris. The history is extremely glorious, from the first public clock to the first generation of open bridges and some of the famous prisoners who used to be held here. There are also royal gardens and forests for rented bicycles.

Built in the 14th century by then king Charles V, Vansenen is now one of the most well-protected and larger European castles. It was once a very important royal military fortress in France. Built between 1337 and 1373, it is the existing large royal castle in France. Because of the height of the main tower of the castle, it is the taller military fortress in Europe.

Van Saint Castle was once a very important royal military fortress in France, and is the largest royal castle in France. At the terminal of Metro Line 1, you can see the entrance to the castle from the subway exit. Also the castle, I estimate that the Loire Valley castle group farther away from Little Paris will be a little more tourists. It turns out that Van Saint Castle is also one of the most disappointing attractions this time, although there are few tourists, but not much to see. The entire scenic area is composed of the main building, chapel and indoor memorial hall except for large squares and lawns. The main building requires tickets to enter, and other places are free to visit. Although there is nothing particularly attractive, it is good to go there for a picnic if the weather is good. In addition, it is said that the area around the castle, the so-called Paris urban-rural junction, is worth a visit.

Unexpectedly, the ancient traditional project of the Chinese people was preserved by foreigners and carried forward, and the international kite competition was held on the edge of the English Channel.