Experience the Provins Medieval Festival by van: 2027 guide
Step back into the Middle Ages in Provins, a UNESCO-listed town, for a festive weekend in your van. Discover our must-see picks for the 2027 Medieval Festival.
Picture cobbled streets alive with street performers, knights in armour and the smell of sizzling kebabs. The Provins Medieval Festival is just that: a journey through time on 12 and 13 June 2027, in the heart of a beautifully preserved medieval city. The town centre is pedestrian-only during the event, but several free motorhome parking areas are available on the outskirts (e.g. Gare car park or Saint-Ayoul). Be sure to arrive early to enjoy the entertainment from 10am.
The Provins Medieval Festival
© Wikimedia CommonsCelebrate the Middle Ages with over 500 costumed performers, jousting tournaments and craft workshops. Don’t miss the grand torchlit parade on Saturday evening.
The medieval underground tunnels of Provins
© Wikimedia CommonsExplore a network of underground galleries dug in the 12th century, once used as storehouses or shelters. The guided tour (around 1 hour) reveals local legends and the town’s lesser-known history.
César Tower
© Wikimedia CommonsClimb the 254 steps of this 12th-century tower for breathtaking views over the town and surrounding countryside. The effort is rewarded with a 360-degree panorama.
Saint-Quiriace Collegiate Church
© Wikimedia CommonsAdmire this 12th-century Gothic church, famed for its stained glass and organ. Its imposing architecture makes it a symbol of medieval religious power.
Where to sleep for Les Médiévales de Provins
Our clever picks near the site, from closest to quietest.