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Ann Martin16, rue Aristide Briand
Provins
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Ann, an artist and botanist in her spare time, has decorated three rooms in the Logis de la Voulzie: Ethnic, Poppy, and Cornflower. These rooms are designed to provide maximum autonomy for disabled individuals. Located near the train and bus station, you can reach the Logis de la Voulzie with just a 5-minute walk. The city center is also nearby, allowing easy access to the commercial life of Provins, including pedestrian streets, the market hall, and various restaurants. Additionally, you can explore the cultural and tourist sites of the medieval era. From the courtyard with its enchanting trees, you can admire the beautiful flower garden along the Voulzie, a small river in Provins. The upper town, dominated by the twelfth-century Saint Quiriace church, offers a captivating view. The Logis de la Voulzie is accredited by Gîtes de France, the leading European network for homestays. This certification ensures the highest standards in terms of environmental sustainability, housing quality, interior design, comfort, hospitality, and assistance. With its exceptional civic, religious, and military architecture, protected by impressive ramparts, Provins boasts 58 UNESCO World Heritage sites. As the former capital of the Counts of Champagne and an exhibition city, it invites you to embark on a journey to the Middle Ages.Reviews
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- Provins Medieval Festival: Located in the heart of Provins, this annual festival brings the Middle Ages to life with jousting tournaments, street performances, and reenactments. Visitors can immerse themselves in the medieval atmosphere and witness the city's rich history.
- Provins Underground Galleries: Explore the fascinating underground passages and galleries that lie beneath the city of Provins. These hidden tunnels served as storage areas for goods during the Middle Ages and can be visited through guided tours, offering insight into the city's medieval trade and commerce.
- Provins City Walls: Take a stroll along the well-preserved city walls of Provins, which date back to the 13th century. These fortifications offer panoramic views of the city and provide a glimpse into its strategic importance during medieval times.
- Saint Quiriace Collegiate Church: Visit this magnificent Gothic-style church, dedicated to Saint Quiriace, a martyr from the Roman era. Admire the stunning stained glass windows, intricate architectural details, and the peaceful atmosphere of this historic place of worship.
- Cesar Tower and Tithe Barn: Climb the Cesar Tower, a 12th-century keep, to enjoy a breathtaking view of Provins and its surroundings. Next to the tower, the Tithe Barn showcases the city's agricultural heritage and hosts various exhibitions and events throughout the year.
- Museum of Provins and Provinois: Discover the history and heritage of Provins at this museum, which houses a diverse collection of artifacts, artworks, and interactive displays. Learn about the city's development, trade routes, and significant events that shaped its identity.
- The Rose Garden: Located near the Saint Quiriace Collegiate Church, this charming garden is home to a variety of roses, offering a fragrant and picturesque setting. Enjoy a leisurely walk among the beautifully landscaped flower beds and relax in the peaceful ambiance.
- The Underground Provins: Delve into the mysterious underground world of Provins by visiting this unique attraction. Discover hidden passages, secret rooms, and ancient graffiti while learning about the intriguing legends and stories associated with the underground network.
- The Museum of Provins Enamel: Explore the art of enameling at this museum, which showcases a collection of intricate enamel works created by local craftsmen. Gain insight into the techniques and history of this traditional craft, which has been practiced in Provins for centuries. 10. The Caesar's Garden: Located within the city walls, this garden offers a tranquil oasis with beautifully landscaped green spaces, fountains, and sculptures. Take a moment to relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere amidst the historical surroundings.