- Marsilya. ... Read out guide to Chateau d'If where Alexandre Dumas locked away his hero Edmond Dants in this real-life castle off the coast of Marseille.
- Step inside a literary classic when you visit the island fortress prison Château d’If, which was the inspiration for Alexandre Dumas’ 1844 novel The Count.
- Île d’If (Porsuk Ağaçları Adası) Marsilya Körfezi’nde üç hektarlık küçük bir adadır ve Chateau d’If Fransa’nın Alcatraz’a cevabı olarak tanımlanmaktadır.
- Skip-the-Line E-Ticket – Château d’If. ... Since 1580 and during nearly 300 years, political opponents were imprisoned in Château d’If: protestants, republicans, etc.
- Château d’If was changed over to jail for the city of Marseilles in 1516 and became notorious for the restrictiveness of its list of people to attend.
- Alexandre Dumas “The Count of Monte Cristo”. A trip to the Château d’If is an attraction for really patient tourists, but the impressions from the trip are unforgettable.
- Île d'If önlemleri 3 hektar (0.03 km) ve Eski Marsilya Limanı'nın 3,5 km (2 ⁄ 8 mi)...
- Château d'If (yakın çekim)
- Arka planda Marsilya ile Château d'If
- Skip-the-Line E-Ticket – Château d’If. ... Since 1580 and during nearly 300 years, political opponents were imprisoned in Château d’If: protestants, republicans, etc.
- The Château d'If. (French pronunciation: [ʃɑto dif]) is a fortress located on the Île d'If, the smallest island in the Frioul archipelago, situated about.Bulunamadı: marsilya
- ...tarafından yaptırılmıştır ve marsilya kıyılarının hemen dışındaki frioul takımadaları'ndaki engebeli bir adada yer almaktadır. bugün, büyüleyici château d'ıf