Tour Hospitalière du Viala-du-Pas-de-Jaux

Viala-du-Pas-de-Jaux, France

Tour Hospitalière du Viala-du-Pas-de-Jaux was a hospital with defensive tower erected by the order of Knights Hospitaller in 1430 to help and protect locals.

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jacqueline delpech (5 months ago)
Very nice place, the person at reception is very friendly, this place is really worth a detour and a stop
doun G (6 months ago)
Friendly welcome, medieval disguises available for children and adults. Unattractive, information provided. Superb visit
Eden Walco (7 months ago)
Visit to be made as part of the Templars circuit. Possibility of having an audio guide or a brochure. Children can visit in costume. Interesting tool collections. To have.
Julien Roux (9 months ago)
Hello, it is a magnificent tower, and a very interesting visit, congratulations for the association which manages the site and its staff.
MK Biker (3 years ago)
Well worth a visit.
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