This is the place in which Jehanne d'Arc was threatened with torture. It is all that remains of the castle in which she was imprisoned at Rouen. It is a very significant piece of the history of Jehanne d'Arc and it is well-kept.
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This is the place in which Jehanne d'Arc was threatened with torture. It is all that remains of the castle in which she was imprisoned at Rouen. It is a very significant piece of the history of Jehanne d'Arc and it is well-kept.
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We didn't have a lot of time here as it was due to close in 45 mins, but we did see all of it at a brisk pace. The guide on the desk spoke excellent English and was very informative, he told us about the remains of another part of the original castle in the next street where the offices...
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My husband and I visited the Tour Jeanne d'Arc in Rouen as part of our honeymoon in June 2011. We took the SNCF train from Paris, and I believe the trip was just over an hour. The tower, just south of the train station, was easily accessible by foot. We paid a nominal fee to enter the self-guided tour through...
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It may not seem like much, but the fact that you are able to stand in the spot where a young Saint spent her final days before being burned at the stake is pretty unbeleiveable.
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If you don't have time to go here, you're not missing much. Climbing the steps to the top isn't as rewarding as one might think - you can't see anything from the top floor. As for the rest, there is a window in each of the other two floors from which you can sort of see Rouen.
There is also...
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