The Ramparts of Senlis are located in Senlis (Oise), capital of the Oise arrondissement in France. They consist of the Gallo-Roman city walls and medieval ramparts proper.

Built according to the Roman technique using the alternation of stones and bricks to ensure its solidity, the wall of Senlis is one of the rare constructions of this type, preserved in its quasi …

Senlis was known in early Roman imperial times as Augustomagus and later as Civitas Silvanectium ("City of the Silvanectes"). [4] During the 3rd century, a seven-meter high …

Dec 23, 2019 · Gallo-Roman Wall: Senlis was founded as a Roman settlement and in the 3rd century, soldiers built a wall to protect themselves from Alemanni and Frankish invasions. …

Protected by its defensive outer wall, Senlis was a fortress that remained inviolate during the whole of the early Middle Ages. Looking back from the royal chateau to the cathedral precinct. …

The Ramparts of Senlis consist of the Gallo-Roman city walls and medieval ramparts proper. The Gallo-Roman walls are some of the best-preserved of northern Gaul.

In Senlis, dive into 2000 years of history! Go back in time to the Gallo-Roman era with the arenas of the 1st century where gladiators fought, admire the ancient wall of Augustomagus from the …

What if the ramparts of Senlis revealed their secrets to you? Come and explore the hidden faces of the Gallo-Roman wall, a fascinating witness to the town's ancient history.

Come explore the delightful Senlis France, just a day trip from Paris, where a Gallo-Roman wall almost completely encircles the centre-ville.

Senlis (pop. 17,000) is a quiet historic town on the northern outskirt of Paris. It played a relatively significant role in the history of the early kingdom of France. It is famous for its Early Gothic …