- The Citadel is a fortification built by Philippe Le Hurperel, Lord of Boulogne, in 1929 to protect Calais from attacks.
- The Citadel of Calais is a defensive structure in the French city of Calais. In the 19th century, a garrison of 1,000 soldiers was stationed in the citadel.
- Calais Citadel is a citadel. The project is located in Calais, Pas-de-Calais (62), Hauts-de-France, France, Europe.
- Calais Citadel dominates the area West of the town, between Fort Risban and Fort Nieully.
- A view of the town as it was in the sixteenth century, taken from the Chronicle of Calais in the Reigns of Henry VII and Henry VIII, shows the skyline of Calais as...
- Taking the number 4 bus back into the centre for 35 minutes, or discovering more of the city on foot for 40 minutes, you’ll reach the amazing Citadel of Calais.
- Citadel of Calais — local attraction, which is located at Av. ... Exact location — Citadel of Calais, marked on the map with a red marker.
- The citadel at Calais is constructed on the former site of a castle built in 1229.
- 16th-century citadel in Calais, France. ... Citadelle de Calais - La Porte de Neptune.JPG 1,200 × 1,600; 179 KB.