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City gate, ramparts and city walls in Côte-d'armor

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les City gate, ramparts and city walls in Brittany

city gate, rampart, city hall à Dinan

city gate, rampart, city hall à Guingamp

city gate, rampart, city hall à Moncontour

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City gates en Côte-d'armor

3 city gate, rampart, city hall en Côte-d'armor

City towers, towers and gates

22100 Dinan

The walls of Dinan, built in the 13th century in Brittany, form an exceptional medieval fortified complex of 2,650 m, preserved until today. Seating the city on a plateau overlooking the Rance, they testify to the defensive ducal architecture and adaptations facing artillery.

Guingamp replacements

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22200 Guingamp

The ramparts of Guingamp, built in the 15th century in this Breton city, are the remains of a defensive complex including a castle that is now extinct. Classified as a Historical Monument, they bear witness to medieval military architecture.

Porte du Faubourg Saint-Jean de Moncontour

City gate
22510 Moncontour

The Porte du Faubourg Saint-Jean is a fortified gate of the 14th and 15th centuries, vestige of the walls of Moncontour in Brittany, integrated with the old fortifications of the city.

Dinan's replacements

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22100 Dinan

The walls of Dinan, built mainly in the 13th century, form a 2,600-metre fortified belt surrounding the old Breton town. Located in the Côtes-d'Armor, they testify to the strategic importance of Dinan in the Middle Ages, with their iconic towers and historic gates.