Charlemont has, since 1555, occupied a strategic position in the heart of Europe.
First in defense of the empire of Charles V, this stronghold was then coveted and besieged by all the Greats of Europe until 1914. It never surrendered. Today, it is the tourist who climbs to attack the citadel, who is an essential witness to history.
Open-air discovery, on a marked circuit, crossing the Pointe-Est, the old village of Charlemont, or the galleries built over the centuries to defend the citadel. The Charlemont site has been protected as a historical monument since October 24, 1927.

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Admission fees
Admission fees | Min. | Max. |
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15 – Birthday (investigation game or laser game) |
90 € | 170 € |
09- EVG/EVJF |
30 € | 50 € |
11 – Accropierre group |
19 € | Not disclosed |
13 – Small tourist train group (from 25 p) |
4 € | 6 € |
14 – Combined small train/visit (group from 25 people) |
7 € | 11 € |
05 – Scooters |
20 € | Not disclosed |
03 – Accropierre |
21 € | Not disclosed |
12 – Group laser game (from 15 p.) |
8 € | 19 € |
04 – Laser Game |
9 € | 21 € |
07 – Combined little train/guided tour |
8 € | 12 € |
08 – Visit of Fort Condé from Charlemont |
7 € | 9 € |
01 – Free visit |
5 € | 7 € |
02 – guided tour |
5 € | 7 € |
10 – Group visit (from 15 p.) |
4 € | 22 € |
06 – Small tourist train |
5 € | 7 € |