La Roque St. Christophe

Absolutely amazing place. Information provided in French and English. It's really interesting learning about how these people lived 100's of years ago. It's the biggest of its kind in Europe.. The way it was constructed and the defenses were amazing. 100% recommend if you are in the area.

Stopped here because had some spare time. Not a planned visit because but very glad we did. Got there mid-day and was pleased that wasn't crowded. A fun walk (took about an hour) with amazing views.

Great place to visit both with kids and without. If you can get, get a guided tour. We didn't and I am sure we would have learned and enjoyed even more if we had someone told us the stories. The area was occupied from Neanderthals all the way to the end of middle-ages. Great views and a good gift store and a café at the entrnace

Super cool place. Walking along the cliffs is magical in itself .... but the history presented along the way is also really interesting.

Simply spectacular! It's a fantastic learning experience for both adults and kids. We spent the entire morning there, and my kids, aged 4 and 6, thoroughly enjoyed it and asked a lot of questions. We visited on a Monday morning, and it wasn't crowded at all.

Very enjoyable and educational visit here. Fabulous flying display from the Swifts and House Martins too.

This place has an amazing history stretching from stone age until medieval times. The cliffs are amazing in themselves. The history has been beautifully presented and all information exists in both French and English. The visit took around an hour. When we visited in November we were alone for most of the visit. During the summer there are lots more visitors we were told.

Stunning and interesting and amazing views. Good value for money