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PORRENTRUY CASTLE

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Chemin du Chateau, 2900Porrentruy, Switzerland

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Porrentruy Castle is an important historical site. Built in the 13th century, it was the residence of the Prince-Bishops of Basel from 1524 to 1792. Today, the castle is classified as a "cultural asset of national importance" and houses the seat of justice in the Republic and Canton of Jura. The castle's architectural panorama ranges from the Middle Ages to the end of the 18th century. You can admire the 13th-century Réfous tower, as well as the ramparts and buildings constructed by Jean and Nicolas Frick during the reign of Prince-Bishop Jacques-Christophe Blarer de Wartensee. You can visit the various parts of the castle, including the Réfous Tower, the Residence, the Chancellery and the Rooster Tower. Guided tours of the castle's history and architecture are also available. Porrentruy Castle is a must-see for lovers of history and architecture. A visit immerses you in the history of the region, while admiring its exceptional architectural heritage.

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Château dominant la ville avec sa Tour Réfous et sa Tour du Coq

Imposant édifice dont l’origine remonte au 13e siècle. Vaste programme de reconstruction entreprise vers 1588 sous le règne du prince-évêque Jaques-Christophe Blarer de Wartensee. Incendie en 1697. La cour est fermée côté sud par le long pavillon de la Princesse Christine. Le Château est aujourd’hui le siège des autorités judiciaires de la République et Canton du Jura. A l’Ouest du château se trouve l’imposante Tour Réfous (32 m de haut). Côté est, la Tour du Coq porte les armoiries des Blarer de Wartensee (coq) et celles de l’Evêché de Bâle (crosse). Magnifique vue sur la ville de Porrentruy.