Castle And Ramparts Of The City Of Carcassonne

The imposing fortifications of the city of Carcassonne occupy a rocky outcrop which dominates the course of the Aude.
Occupied since the 1000th century BC, Carcassonne was a Roman city before becoming a medieval city. It bears witness to 2500 years of military architecture and XNUMX years of history. The final defense, the count's castle was built in the XNUMXth century by the Trencavel, viscounts of Carcassonne, and was constantly modified over the following centuries.
A rich and varied visit is offered including numerous exclusive spaces: ramparts, hoardings, projection room, lapidary deposit.
Guided conference and discovery tours with or without reservation, or audio guides available in several languages.
Free admission on the 1st Sunday of each month (November to March). End of day ticket (reduced price): 1 hour before closing.
The ticket office closes 45 mins before (from April to September) and 30 mins before (from October to March).
Free for under 26s. E-ticketing on the site. Gauge.

Working Languages

• English
• Spanish
• Italy
• French sign language

• Groups welcome up to 50 people.

Payment method

• American Express
• Credit card
• French bank and postal checks
• French "Chèques vacances"
• Cash
• Eurocard-Mastercard
• Visa

Equipments

• Screening Room
• Equipped meeting room

Services

• Wifi Internet access
• Shop

Activities on site

• Specific thematic animation
• Children's workshop
• symposia
• Conferences
• Temporary exhibitions
• Sound and light