Saturday 7 november at 14:15 and at 15:30 / Saturday 26 december at 14:15 and at 15:30

Visite guidée - La tour de l'horloge

Culture and tradition
Cultural
Historic
Medieval
Guided tour

7 place de l’Hôtel de ville, 89000 Auxerre

La tour de l'horloge_©Kim_Rasmussen — ©
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- Saturday7November
  at 14:15
  and at 15:30
  Saturday26December
  at 14:15
  and at 15:30
- €15.00
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Enjoy an exceptional experience as you climb the clock tower, this emblematic monument that opens its doors to you for a day. Places are limited to 8 people, advance booking essential. Bring closed shoes suitable for climbing the steps. Anyone with a heart condition, mobility problems, respiratory problems or limited physical ability will not be allowed to climb the steps. Pregnant women and people suffering from claustrophobia are strongly advised not to visit, both because of the physical effort involved in the ascent and descent (23 m ascent) and because of the narrowness of the access staircase.