Enhancement, animation and tourist development of thirteenth century medieval heritage in the city of Provins, France.
	1st phase realized in 1990 Studies and 10-year tourism development plan realized in cooperation with the Provins City Council, the National Fund for Historical Monuments (Caisse Nationale des Monuments Historiques), and the Regional Council of Ile de France.  2nd phase started in 1999 Agenda : - Dynamic museum (interpretation center) - Special effects museums - Monuments animation	Caesar's tower

	Illustration : Pascal Marechal		AUTHENTIC MIDDLE AGE Medieval fair - Knights fight - Provins' eagles - Storm the ramparts Within an hour’s reach of Paris, Provins is one of the best preserved medieval cities in France. In the XIIth and XIIIth centuries, the fairs of Provins became the most important in Europe. The city’s prosperity declined in a few decades at the beginning of the XIVth century. But this fall from grace enabled Provins to become an extremely well preserved town of the Middle Ages : 58 listed monuments, more than 150 arched vaults and nearly 10 km of tunnels. Nearly all built in the XIIth and XIIIth centuries, this unique historical heritage takes you back for a true journey through the Middle Ages.
	City map | The ramparts | The tithe barn | St-Jean's gate | Entertainments | Appliances of war | Provins' eagles