Ramparts of Senlis
Senlis, France
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The Ramparts of Senlis, located in the cathedral city of Senlis in the Oise department of northern France, are a layered defensive structure comprising both Gallo-Roman walls and medieval fortifications. Built in the ancient Roman period and later augmented during the Middle Ages, they represent successive phases of the city's strategic importance and architectural evolution. Now classified as a historical monument, the ramparts remain a significant archaeological and architectural record of Senlis's long defensive history.
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- Type
- city walls
- Heritage
- classified historical monument, monument historique inscrit
- Place
- Senlis, France
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