Super nice walk. It is a must in Aigues Mortes. Free for under 26. 8€ for adults

Such a beautiful city and such a big and great history! Go around the city on top of the towers and walls then wander around in the old city between bars, shops and art galleries

Fun walk around the ramparts of the town. It costs €8 per adult and children are free. Tickets can be purchased from the booth near the entrance. There was a small queue when we visited. It takes between 60 and 75 minutes to walk the perimeter.

Such a fascinating place. But avoid the crowds of Sunday afternoon! Lovely small independent shops. Such a choice of restaurants. Excellent base for exploring the Camargue.

Brilliant place, loved it, parking is rather expensive though 😃

Fantastic views and history. You can walk around the city walls. Rare to see an intact medieval city.

Great place to visit with family. Parking can be full and limited. A lot of restaurants and cafe shops and souvenir shops, clothing and much more. The old church was closed ( under renovation).

Very, very pleasant surprise. Much more enjoyable than I thought it would be.

It's always going to be crowded, public holiday or not. Best get your selves hydrated with rose and cafe before tackling the steps, towers, ramparts. A must do experience. Prepare for long lines at the WC's, but then if are here, you know this already 😉

Excellently preserved city walls. Their size is enormous - I estimate that the longer side of the rectangle can be app. 500 metres. There are 15 towers plus the Constance Tower along the walls. Inside the town you can find plenty of restaurants and boutique shops. I recommend to take the audioguide and listen to the interesting history of Aigues-Mortes.

Nice city encircled by a wall built in the 1300s. You can visit the dungeons and walk around the wall. It has a nice view over the village and over the outside: you can see the pink saline water, the salt piles, the Rône, and a lot more! There are plenty of videos and animations all along the wall that explain the history. These videos/animations are in french and have English and German subtitles which I found very good. France usually only shows everything in french. Tip: do not visit during weekends because it gets very full and you should buy your tickets online because there is a big slow queue at the ticket shop.

A great town. People who enjoy historical landmarks cannot be unsatisfied. The town kept its gates (that were built in the Medieval Period), one of the few who resisted. I really liked this place, and I'm sad that I spent just two hours there. I could have stayed there forever.

Huge walled city, even bigger than my beloved Carcassonne. The wall and ramparts built in the mid 1300s are extensive. It has a great view over the surrounding pink salt lakes water, the Rône, and the sea. Very busy though and lots of tourists (to be expected). Driving here not recommended, we cycled. Boutique shops and restaurants within the walls over priced (23 € for two beers and two cokes).

Aigues-Mortes is a stunning, historically fortified city in southern France's Camargue area. Located in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, it is known for its iconic medieval walls and towers dating back to the 13th century, perfect for sightseeing and exploration!

Expensive, especially the walk part which is only like 2 euros less than the train. Otherwise it's a lovely outing. Must book the train in advance ! Even though on their website they say you can buy tickets directly there, lots of people get there and can't buy any because all trips are full ! The kids were very disappointed about that.

Nice place to discover. However if you don’t speak any French don’t visit. Everything is in French (incl tour) and small museum during the tour. So besides the the nice views during the train ride, we did not understand anything. Please add at least English options :)

Very interesting place and a nice bike ride around but definitely too expensive for what it is. The route is not maintained at all so be prepared for a bumpy ride. Definitely unlike anywhere else I've visited though.

Very disappointed. Could not book tickets online during the holiday period. No explanation why. After a 2 and a half hour drive with our American guests, we arrive at 12:30 to buy tickets for the 3:15 train tour. The ticket office was closed for lunch, which of course was not mentioned on the website. We left to visit Aigues Mortes. On the website it says to be there 15 minutes before the tour so we arrived well before 3 to buy tickets. On arrival, tickets sold out. The response was that we could buy tickets for tomorrow. This was not possible as it was a 5-hour return trip. When I stated that we had been there early to buy tickets, the woman said that the opening times were posted on the door, which is of course a big help when you are already there. Extremely disappointed and embarrassed as I am someone who plans well in advance. Not a great experience for our guests. The information signs are also riddled with spelling errors which is an embarrassment for the establishment. Please do better.

Here two pieces of advice for anybody trying to visit: 1) Buy your tickets online!!! If you are already there, do not make the line, check first if they have any tickets left for the day. If not, leave the place and book on-line. Otherwise you will make a long line to buy tickets... only available for next couple of days (which they will tell you only by the time it is finally your turn). 2) If you're already on-site and planning to buy for coming days, check weather forecast, as you can be sure they will CANCEL everything at the minimum threat of rain/including few drops. Hence, closed everywhere except by the souvenir store of course... Hope this will help you to save time and money.

Ask for an English leaflet when buying the ticket. It may be helpful. You can walk, cycle or take the train. Unfortunately you can’t hop on and off the train as you wish.

NO TICKETS REFUND We bought tickets online, thinking that we had to book in advance during off-peak periods. We were unable to travel due to illness and had no way to change, exchange or cancel our tickets either online or by phone, even though this is not listed on the website. When I finally managed to contact someone by email I was told that any ticket purchased on the internet cannot be refunded. You have to go to the ticket office in France, which is very practical for a tourist site during Covid period! We lost 30Eur, really i can’t recommend this site to anyone traveling

They do not have tours in English or any other language. Only French! I guess us non French speakers are not welcome. It does not state on the website that the tour is only in French. However a star given for the nice scenery and the little information leaflet I was given in English. Bring mosquito repellent too as there were a few tiger mosquitos about and a bottle of water - it's quite pricey in the shop.

5 star for the instagram worthy photos. 1 star for the terrible and arrogant customer service. During peak season, you can not drive your car you will have to take their train, it cost 13 euros as of June 2023. Train tickets get sold out in advance, highly recommend booking train ticket online in advance. Train will take around 1 hour with several stops, however most of the stops are ok for photos but not great. The train tour is given in French only, they do not speak English at all. In fact all the cashiers and staff don’t speak English or pretend don’t speak any English at all. If you miss your train or early, you can not get on early or get on late, you miss it you lose it. The train ticket does not include walk in.. where you have to purchase that for additional 9 euros per person. To get the best photo, better to walk in and explore on your feet. The spot where you can see the castle provides the best location for photo. However I don’t recommend taking the train . Walk in is available at the automatic gate , the ticket is good for one entrance and one exit. You will also get one yellow vest as well. You can try to get on the train and get off /explore on foot. Walk back to the gate and wait for the next train to leave and exit with the crowd. The lake will shine pink when it’s sunny only, so do not come on rainy or cloudy days. Come either during morning or afternoon. If you travel by foot, bring sunscreen, water and maybe a hat. There is no shade at all

The trip on the little train was brilliant. Now I’ve read reviews by English people saying it was bad because there was no translation but I say embrace the opportunity to just listen to some French and appreciate the views which are spectacular! The driver of the train tells you stuff and is clearly passionate about salt! You stop to look around a little museum and another stop to climb a mound of salt for spectacular views! If anything it is worth it just for this. Saw flamingos and hummingbird moths and dragonflies flew alongside and through the train. If you have a big proper job camera, probably don’t even think about using this as you are rattling all over the place. Use your phone and save your big camera for the top of the salt mound.

Loved it because if the wonderful natural phenomenon of red water. Very very beautiful sight. We went in by foot (without a guide) and payed approximately 8€ each. A few tips: Come in late afternoon for the most redness, but before 16.30 (because they stop letting people in here) Bring sun lotion, something to drink and good walking shoes. There is zero shade and zero spots to sit down in there. If you want to go a full circuit it'll take a long time. We walked inwards for like 30 minutes and back out again the way we came.

Not bad, but maybe is better the tour with bike if you enjoy taking pictures. Train is a bit the same after 30 min despite the tour takes to a salt mountain and the guide explains the salt production.

We did the train ride tour. Beautiful views, very friendly driver and very interesting. I only wish that the information on the train was also in English. If you are going there and have a bike you’re in luck since you can bike wherever you want and stop for pictures wherever you want.

A great land mark. We visited this while cycling through the area. Great cycling country. It is worth stooping to take a look. There is car parking down the road with a walk way back to the tower.

Beautiful ancient gateway on the outskirts of Aiguës-Mortes. Climb the tower for wonderful views over the Etangs

A few stairs to climb to the top and discover a 360 view of the area. It's Free! Worth stopping by to enjoy the scenery!

Very beautiful for a sun set.

Very nice tower in the middle of the Camargue, surrounded by the « marais »

Lovely free medieval causeway gate to old Aigues Mortes. Sits out in the etang, car park at the southern side of the causeway. Magnificent views from the ramparts.

Beautiful viewpoint.

Lovely walked town.

This is a grand monument. Definitely worth a visit to this part of France. The walls are sensational. We were cycling so were able to take in the full splendour of the city by riding firstly around the walls and then through the city.

A most visit place in the south of France, Aigue Morte, small town surrender by medieval walls, this is the principal entrance.

Hier zou ik graag nog eens heen willen. Prachtig stukje oudheid (Translated by Google) I would like to go here again. Beautiful piece of antiquity

This is wonderful place to visit because this a city which covered by the grand wall around which was built in about 11th century, so it’s really nice place to visit

Very nice town, great shops, good restaurants, nice place to visit!

Very picturesque walled town with a lovely square and nice shops

Beautiful atmosphere.

You have to simply look at the defenses of the whole structure. It's all very well done.

(Translated by Google) Nice... (Original) Sympa...

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church. Redecorated. Beautiful heart with beautiful webs. Was the location of the first revolutionary tribunal. (Original) Très belle église . Redécorée. Magnifique coeur avec de belles toiles. A été le lieu du premier tribunal révolutionnaire.

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(Translated by Google) One of the places to visit while strolling through Aigües Mortes. The best, the welcome provided by the members of the brotherhood (Original) Un dels indrets a visitar mentre passeges per Aigües Mortes. El millor, l'acollida que dispensen els membres de la confraria

(Translated by Google) Pretty chapel to visit. However, no timetable is indicated for its openings (Original) Jolie chapelle à visiter. Néanmoins, aucun horaire n'est indiqué pour ses ouvertures

(Translated by Google) Closed, but the facade is very original. (Original) Fermée, mais la façade est des plus originale.

(Translated by Google) To have (Original) A voir

(Translated by Google) It was closed for holidays (Original) Estaba cerrada por vacaciones

(Translated by Google) too bad it's not open... (Original) dommage que cela ne soit pas ouvert...