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FAQ Entrevaux

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Le village d’Entrevaux est bien plus qu’un simple village : c’est l’un des  « Plus Beaux Villages de France ».

Que vous souhaitiez des détails sur le village, la citadelle, le musée de la Poudrière, des informations sur les ballades aux alentours, ou encore des renseignements sur les environs, notre FAQ est là pour répondre à chacune de vos interrogations.

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Village of Entrevaux

How do I get here from Nice?

Take the Train des Pignes, or the M6202 road and then the D6202 towards Digne-les-Bains.

Are there public toilets?

Yes, at the station car park, near the post office, at the entrance to the citadel and in the park.

Is there free parking?

The car parks are free, but watch out for the blue zone on Place Louis Moreau.

Other questions

Is there parking in the village?

Parking is prohibited there, except for certain residents.

What walks are there around the village?
  • Chemin du Brec (out and back along the Var)
  • Chemin des Oliviers (out and back)
  • “Les Tuves”, opposite the village, for great views.

Are there lakes on the “hameaux des lacs” hike?

No, the word “Lacs” comes from the Provençal dialect and does not refer to real lakes.

Is there a motorhome service area?

A waste disposal point is available at the station car park.

Can I eat in the park?

Yes, picnic tables are available.

Is there Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi is available for 20 minutes at the tourist office.

Are there charging points for electric cars?

Yes, at the station car park, near the Hôtel Le Vauban and at the Intermarché towards Annot.

Is there parking for two-wheelers?

No.

Where can I leave my bike / mountain bike / e-MTB?

There is no specific place in Entrevaux.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes, via certain streets.

Is there a heritage trail?

The tourist office offers a guide to the sites not to be missed.

Activities for children?
  • The citadel
  • The rampart walk
  • The park

Where can I swim?
  • Lake Castillon
  • Swimming pools in Annot and Puget-Théniers.

Swimming is prohibited in the Var and, for non-guests, in the lake at the Brec campsite.

Entrevaux Citadel

Closing times?

Open 7 days a week, with no closing time.

Where can I buy access tokens?

  • At the Remise Henry (depending on opening hours – reduced rates available)
  • Vending machine (accepts coins and cards, no change given, standard rates)

Reduced rates?

Citadel entryRamparts entry
Adult: 5 eurosAdults: 3 euros
Child 4 – 12: 2 eurosChild 4 – 12: 2 euros

Children’s pack: ramparts + citadel: 3 euros

Adult pack: ramparts + citadel: 6 euros

Everything is free for children under 4.

No reduced rates for groups, students or disabled visitors.

Other questions

Are tokens refundable?

No.

Wheelchair accessibility?

No.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes, on a lead.

Is there a lift up to the citadel?

No, it can only be reached on foot.

Can I go up with a pushchair?

Not recommended: use a baby carrier instead (available on loan from the tourist office).

Where does the route start?

After the entrance bridge, in front of the tourist office, then Place Charles Panier and Place du Planet, towards the school; the entrance is marked by a turnstile on Rue de l’Orbitelle.

How long is the climb?

20 to 30 minutes.

Length and elevation gain of the climb?

800 metres, 156 metres of elevation gain.

Difficulty?

Easy, but it can be demanding for some.

Is it a loop?

No, it is an out-and-back route (the emergency exit on the forest side is closed).

Recommended equipment?

Good trainers, a bottle of water, sun protection.

Highlights of the visit?

Panoramic view, small chapel, ramparts, bread oven, photo exhibition, prisons, old underground passages.

Access to the underground passages?

No, for safety reasons.

Powder Magazine Museum

Opening hours?

Open 7 days a week.

Access?

After the citadel turnstile, included in the price of the visit.

Highlights?

Former powder magazine, military history of Entrevaux, large cannon.

Rampart Walk

When is it open?

From early April to late October.

Opening hours?

Same as the tourist office. Last entry 45 minutes before closing.

Prices?

Citadel entryRamparts entry
Adult: 5 eurosAdults: 3 euros
Child 4 – 12: 2 eurosChild 4 – 12: 2 euros

Children’s pack: ramparts + citadel: 3 euros

Adult pack: ramparts + citadel: 6 euros

Everything is free for children under 4.

No reduced rates for groups, students or disabled visitors.

Other questions

How long does the visit take?

45 minutes to 1 hour.

Access?

Via the tourist office, separate exit on Rue de la Porte Royale.

Highlights?

A walk along the ramparts, vegetation, photo exhibition, Musée du Temps Passé.

Oil and Flour Mill

Closing times?

Open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Is there a charge?

No, the visit is free.

Interpretation trail?

Available via the Secret de Fabrique app, or tablet loan with an agreement.

Other questions

Is it still in use?

The oil mill is used by olive growers.

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