생 로랑 드 라 프레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 동굴

Admission is subject to a fee. The fee is used to preserve the fort. A historical monument with a worthwhile website: https://www.fortliedot.com/

Rather than a castle, it's a building called the park's salons. Located behind the casino, it's used primarily for shows, weddings, etc.

Animated projections (atmosphere, life and seabed) on the walls of some rooms of the fort. Visit of a part of the patrol path and the casemates. History of Fort Lierot and Fort Boyard.

Fort Liédot, nestled in the heart of the forest on the island of Aix, is a bastion of French history. Originally designed to be an impregnable fortress on the orders of Napoleon I, it was built between 1810 and 1834 and served many functions over the years, from coastal defense to political prison. Today, it is a place of memory and discovery, open to visitors who can explore its galleries and learn more about its fascinating past. With guided tours available, it's an invitation to travel through time to a place where art and history meet.

Pleasant boulevard with beautiful beach and nice small fort.

Overlooking the Grande Plage of Fouras-les-Bains, you cannot miss this gigantic structure: Fort Vauban. From the 11th century, the castellany of Fouras owed its growth to the taxes that the lords of Rochefort levied on boats using the Charente. In the 15th century, in place of the castle, destroyed during the War of Religion, a 30 meter high keep was built to monitor the sea from the top of its terrace. It was during the construction of the Rochefort Arsenal that the keep became the fort we know today. It then becomes a centerpiece of the defense system of the approaches to the Charente in order to prevent entry towards Rochefort.

Fouras is a city full of charm, located at the mouth of the Charente. It extends over four kilometers and has five beaches to cool off. Fouras is protected from the ocean swells by three islands: Aix, Oléron and Ré. The Fumée pier allows you to reach the first!

Fort Fouras was actually built on the site of a Roman castle. Its purpose is to defend the mouth of the river against invasions. It was in service and actively occupied and used until 1927.