This guided tour is private you will not be mixed with other travelers. The tour adapts to your pace. You will experience an immersion in the history of a unique place occupied by man for 2500 years. It is an opportunity to discover the mysterious Cathars and religious convictions that led them to the stake. Relive epic battles of tragedies and moments of glory. Hear a few verses from the medieval troubadours who walked the streets of the city. Understand cathedrals and their architecture. Marvel at the beauty of stained glass. Following an official guide means being guaranteed that he can take you anywhere safely. He will share with you his passion and the secrets of the Medieval City.

Are you looking for a way to see Medieval Carcassonne without joining a tour group? This three-hour tour, narrated by historian, James McDonald takes you beyond the walls and back in time. Explore at your own pace with this affordable self-guided walking tour. • Find out how to identify the many “killing zones” in which enemies risked being trapped while besieging the city • Hear from producer James McDonald, an English historian of the medieval period specialising in the Languedoc • Do it all in 150 minutes or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it • Use the virtual tour option at home Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under “Before You Go”. Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and when you’re in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap start.

Storm the walls of Carcassonne on a medieval adventure! Don't just walk the ramparts, unlock their secrets. On this self-guided tour of the UNESCO site La Cité, play as a trapped spirit seeking redemption. Solve clues to uncover stories behind the sieges and the legendary Lady Carcas. Quest Highlights: The Icons: Solve riddles at the Château Comtal (Count’s Castle) and the Basilica of Saints Nazarius and Celsus. The Legends: Discover the truth behind the "Lady Carcas" legend and why the bells ring. Escape the Crowds: Find quiet alleys and rampart views that most tourists miss. Medieval Mysteries: Learn about the Inquisition, the Cathars, and ghosts haunting the citadel. How it works: No Guide Needed: Your phone gives exact directions. No maps, no GPS. 100% Flexible: Takes ~1.5 hours. Pause for food or wine anytime, you are in control. Instant Access: Start playing immediately. The Mission: Can you solve the riddles and free the ghost of Carcassonne?

Enjoy a unique private tour. Accompany a 13th century knight and immerse yourself in the history of the Middle Ages, full of anecdotes and epic stories await you.

The private guided tour of Carcassonne is an opportunity to discover the history of the largest medieval fortress in Europe. Discover its main monuments with the inclusion of entry into the Count's castle and its museum. Discover the route on the walls and Saint-Nazaire cathedral, one of the most beautiful in the south of France.

Immerse yourself in the magic of medieval history with our Exclusive Private Guided Tour of Carcassonne. Choose between two options: 2-Hour Tour of the Cité de Carcassonne Explore the enchanting Cité de Carcassonne, one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval fortresses. Stroll through its cobbled streets, learn about its fascinating history, and marvel at the architectural grandeur of its iconic double walls. Discover the secrets of the citadel as your guide shares stories of knights, sieges, and the region’s rich heritage. 3-Hour Tour Including the Castle and Ramparts Upgrade your experience with an extended 3-hour tour, which includes entry to the Château Comtal (the castle) and the famous ramparts. Dive deeper into the history of Carcassonne as you explore the castle's impressive defensive structures and historical exhibits. Walk along the ramparts for sweeping views of the surrounding landscape, from the picturesque countryside to the distant Pyrenees.