• Explore the medieval Aigues Mortes Ramparts, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by King Louis IX in the 13th century.
• Take a stroll around the 1.6 km long wall, featuring 20 medieval-era towers and 10 gates, that encloses the old town of Aigues-Mortes.
• Enjoy the panoramic views of the salt marshes, where the famous Camargue salt is produced, the port, and the countryside from the ramparts.
• Discover the significance of the fortifications, which served as a base for crusades, a refuge for Protestants, and a site of revolts.
• Visit Constance Tower, a tribute to Protestant women prisoners. See where notable figures like Marie Durand who inscribed the word Resist on the well's edge were held.

Inclusions

• Entry to Towers & Ramparts of Aigues-Mortes

• Tip: Bring your binoculars! The marshes you see from the ramparts are home to flamingos and other unique bird species.
• This experience is wheelchair accessible.
• Free entrance on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November, December, and European Heritage Days (3rd weekend of September each year).
• Guests get 1 hour before closing time to explore the mediation area, the Constance Tower, or the ramparts.

• These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 11 August, 2026.
• These tickets are valid until 11 August, 2026.