Today, it is the tourist who rises to attack Charlemont, a privileged witness to history.
Discover, in the open air, on a marked circuit, the Pointe-Est, the old village and the superb views of the Meuse and Givet.
The site has been protected as a Historic Monument since October 24, 1927.
Free and guided tours are offered to discover the history of this emblematic place.
Charlemont is accessible from April to October
APRIL-MAY-OCTOBER : Weekends and public holidays from 10:30 a.m. to 17:30 p.m.
June-SEPTEMBER : Wednesday to Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 18:30 p.m.
July and August : Every day (except Tuesday) from 10:30 a.m. to 18:30 p.m.
NEWS (during the season)
*A brand new escape game scenario will await you in the Siege Hospital.*With the Accrocommando, enjoy a unique experience right on the ramparts (from 12 years old).
*Discover the commando village, the laser game (from 8 years old).
*Visit Fort Condé from Charlemont (1h30 guided tour on Sunday mornings from June to September).
*All-terrain electric scooters (from 12 years old)(supervised ride of 45 min.)
*The little Charlemont tourist train. To discover the Western front of Charlemont (45 min. Departure from Charlemont in front of the reception building).
Information and reservations on 03 24 56 96 87
Outside the opening period, the site is open by reservation, to groups of 15 people or more.
The site is partially accessible free of charge.
Only the East Point is paying.
Workshops and visits for young people by reservation.
Access to the site is from Givet via the road under Charlemont, on foot or with a vehicle.
The site has parking for coaches, camper vans, cars and bicycles.
Tickets are on sale in the reception building.
For your safety, please follow the defined route and follow the safety instructions.
Shoes suitable for walking recommended.
Part of the route is accessible to people with reduced mobility