#Provins UNESCO #world heritage sites

#Notre-Dame-du-Val Tower at # 45 Rue Vieille Notre Dame
# The tower is the only remaining vestige of the Notre-Dame-du-Val collegiate, destroyed during the French Revolution.

#Underground galleries at # 3 Rue Saint-Thibault
# Originally these galleries were used as a quarry to extract a special type of fuller's earth for degreasing wool cloth (the wool cloth had a renowned deep blue almost black color and was much in demand during the Middle Ages). Once the cavities had been dug out, they became hiding-places, storerooms and also meeting places for various gatherings - some freemasons. Graffiti inscriptions, including Masonic symbols, testify to this.

#Collegiate St Quiriace on #Place Saint-Quiriace
# The Saint Quiriace collegiate church is located in the upper town of Provins. It was built during the 12th century, but the large dome was added in the 17th century.

#Cesar Tower on #Rue de la Pie
# It served as a prison but mainly as a watchtower, looking out over the plain of Brie.

#Grange aux dimes at #2 Rue Saint-Jean
# This monument has a sophisticated architecture with vaulted halls and capitals.

#Remparts at #4 Rempart du Cours aux Betes
City walls.