Aigues-Mortes Tower and Walls

The sand-colored fortress surrounding the old town of Aigues-Mortes stands as a remarkable 13th-century defensive structure, commissioned by King Louis IV. This well-preserved monument invites visitors to explore its ramparts and walk along the walls, offering a glimpse into medieval military architecture. Inside Constance’s Tower, a spiral staircase leads to elevated vantage points, providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The fortress’s robust construction and historical significance make it a key attraction in the Camargue region.