ヴォルルの洞窟・トップ10

素晴らしく魔法のように美しい

ここ、きれいで、とてもきれい

ここ、きれい、とてもきれい

Romont, the medieval art-historical town, is nestled on a hill and has a number of attractions to offer: the castle (inner courtyard and Swiss Museum of Stained Glass), the Gothic church (stained glass from the 15th to 20th centuries, choir stalls and sculptures), towers and city walls, the shopping streets, restaurants and inviting terraces, a great panorama and outside the city walls, the Cistercian monastery "Fille-Dieu" (stained glass windows by Brian Clarke). https://www.myswitzerland.com/de-ch/reiseziele/romont/

It's a shame it's not accessible

The ruins of Everdes Castle are all that remains of a medieval fortress built in the 13th century by the lords of Corbières-Vuippens, who were involved in a feud with the towns of Friborg and Bern. The castle did not last long as it was destroyed by fire in 1348 and today only a fragment of its southern surrounding wall remains.

The ruins of Everdes Castle are all that remains of a medieval fortress built in the 13th century by the lords of Corbières-Vuippens, who were involved in a feud with the cities of Friborg and Bern. The castle did not last long since it was destroyed by fire in 1348 and today only a fragment of its southern surrounding wall remains.

The Boyer Tower was built in the 13th century. Shortly after, it was equipped with a complete defensive system, which made it a small castle. In the 19th century, it was acquired at auction by a Mr. Boyer who wanted to use the stones for other constructions. The city bought the building before it could carry out this project, but the Tower kept its name! The esplanade is a very nice playground for children. The Boyer Tower is a significant monument: the thickness of the walls is 3.10 m at the base and 2.60 m at the top, at 38 m!