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© Tour Jean sans Peur
The Tour Jean Sans Peur (1409-1411) is the only remaining vestige of the medieval palace of the Dukes of Burgundy.
Today, a permanent exhibition in the six rooms of the tower (now listed as a Historic Monument) portrays the history of early-15th-century society and architecture.
When visitors get to the top of the grand staircase, they see a beautiful plant-sculpted vault. In one of the upper rooms, reconstructions (stained-glass windows, furniture, latrines) recall the comfort and decoration found in a royal residence. Temporary exhibitions give visitors an idea of everyday life in the Middle Ages.
Offerings and services:
Information leaflet in ten languages
Permanent museum exhibition translated into English
Unaccompanied tours of the site and temporary exhibitions
Areas for rent
Hire of temporary exhibitions
Events and activities:
Two game-tours for children (children under 6 and children aged 7-12) available in English
Guided tours by external guide (tour, temporary exhibitions, district) and breakfast, snack or aperitif
For individuals: translations in english available for permanent and temporary exhibitions
Free entry for children under 6.
Group rate available for 10 people or more.
GROUPS (from 8 to 25 pers.) on reservation :
PER SPEAKER FROM THE TOWER
• Tour or exhibition: €10/ TR €7 per pers.
• Tour and exhibition: €15/ TR €11 per pers.
• Tour and 3 district circuits of your choice (Les enceintes médiévales / les Halles / Saint Eustache) : €15 / TR €11 per pers.
BY EXTERNAL GUIDE (up to 25 pers.) :
Guided tour - admission fee only: €4 per person. (no minimum - 25 pers. max.)
- Breakfast supplement (tea, coffee, orange juice, mini-viennoiseries): 7€ per pers.
- Supplement aperitif (red, white, champagne method, soft, biscuits and cold meats): €9 per pers.
Full price: 6 €
Reduced price: 4 €.
Free entry for children under 6.
Group rate available for 10 people or more.
Multimedia guide available in French
One free exhibition of the parisian heritage is available on the ground floor
Museography on 6 floors of visit
Guided visits in adapated groups