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Provins Caesar Tower is a 12th-century keep to defend the town of Provins, Seine-et-Marne, in north-central France. With an inner diameter of 18 metres and a wall thickness 3.6 metres at the base, and being preserved to its full height of 32 metres, Provins tower is the tallest of the five remaining towers. It is one of the elements of Provins that illustrate its historical importance and form part of the UNESCO recognised World Heritage Site of Provins, Town of Mediaeval Fairs.

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A tall stone tower with a conical roof is partially obscured by trees under a cloudy sky.

Weather :

18°C - overcast clouds
Humidity: 69% Wind: 4 m/s

Location :

Provins Île-de-France France 🇫🇷

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Vision-Environnement

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