Musée-Château d'Annecy
阿讷西城堡博物馆
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The platform outside is a good place to overlook the small town, especially when it's sunset. It's wonderful. The castle is the old residence of the Duke of Geneva. It was built from the 12th to the 16th century. The queen tower tour La Reine is still a solid building from the 12th century. The roof of the old city of anasi can be seen from the open platform.
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The castle is the old residence of the Duke of Geneva. It was built from the 12th to the 16th century. The queen tower tour La Reine is still a solid building from the 12th century.
Opening hours: June September 10:30-18:00, Wednesday off.
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Ch â teau D \ \ & Annecy. The earliest record of the castle is 1219, when Humbert de Gen è VE, the Earl of Geneva, moved his family to anasi to expand the castle and live there to avoid the struggle against the power of the Archbishop of Geneva. In 1340, a fire destroyed the castle, and Amadeus III (1311-1367), the Earl of Geneva, rebuilt the castle. He ruled for 47 years. In 1401, when the male heirs of the Geneva family were severed, the castle was transferred to their relative, amedio VIII, Earl of Savoy, and it was rebuilt. In 1416, Amedeo VIII was promoted to Duke by the emperor. In 1418, Amedeo VIII also received Pope Martin V, who passed by Constance religious conference in the castle. In October 1600, King Henry IV also spent one night in the castle. In May 1630, Louis XIII, the French king, led the army to capture anasi. Louis XIII and Prime Minister Richelieu also lived in the castle for a short time. In 1742, with the occupation of the Spanish army, the castle was used as a barracks and severely damaged. During the French Revolution, the castle became a sanctuary, and later a place for the homeless until the end of World War II. In 1953, the city government of anasi bought the castle, which was renovated to "Museum of ANASI Castle". The tower seen from the front gate, called the tour de la Reine, is the oldest part of the castle, dating back to the 12th century. Its walls are four meters thick. It overlooks the streets of the old city and the red roof. In the hundreds of years since the castle was the Earl and the duchy, there must have been many earls or Dukes born here, but there was also a pope in the castle, many people did not know. Anyone who has been to Avignon knows that the Holy See has been granted Avignon from Rome by King Philip IV for more than 70 years (it was called the prisoner of Avignon, at that time Avignon did not belong to France). During this period, seven popes were born and recognized by the Vatican, while the Pope born in the castle of Agnes was the eighth, so it was called "pseudo Pope" or "opposite Pope" ”, Clement VII. In 1342, amedio III, the Earl of Geneva who rebuilt the castle, gave birth to a son Robert De Gen è ve (1342-1394). Robert studied at Sorbonne University in Paris. He became a bishop at the age of 19, an archbishop at the age of 26, and a cardinal at the age of 29. In 1392, because his brothers died one after another, he inherited the title of Earl of Geneva from Pope Avignon. Since he had no descendants, he became the last Earl of Geneva (later transferred to the Savoy family). In 1378, when the Holy See moved back to Rome from the papal city of Avignon (the so-called great split of the Western Church), Robert became the first "Pope" of Avignon, Clement VII, and then the orthodox Pope ulban VI (both the successors of Gregory XI) were dead rivals. Although he was elected by the Privy Council, he returned because of his disagreement with ulban VI To the Holy See of Avignon. And ulban VI did not abdicate, so there were two holy see, which led to the great division of Catholicism, and greatly reduced the prestige of the Holy See. The Pope Clement VII and several later Avignon Pope are called opposite pope or pseudo Pope by the Holy See, and they are not seen in the Vatican Pope list. There is also a Clement VII (from the Medici family in Florence) in the Vatican's subsequent Pope. In 1394, the Pope died in Avignon, and his successor, Benedict XIII, remained the Pope.
Mon Jul 08 2019
阿讷西城堡兴建于12世纪到16世纪。它曾是日内瓦伯爵和日内瓦-内穆尔公爵的府邸。在数次毁于火灾之后，在17世纪被废弃，后来改建为兵营，直至1947年成为现在的Musée-Château d'Annecy阿讷西城堡博物馆。在城堡上可以俯瞰法国上萨瓦省古城阿讷西。该城堡已被法国文化部列为法国历史古迹。
Sat Sep 22 2018
Just in the old city of Annecy, a place called the highland, on a small slope, you need to buy tickets to visit, forget how much, just a few euros, it's quite cheap, half of the student card price. The interior of the castle is quite large, with rich exhibits. There are previous furniture and cultural relics, oil paintings and works of art, etc. there is a large courtyard in the castle. There is a terrace where you can see the panoramic view of the old city of Annecy, as well as the distant mountains and the West Lake of Annecy. The view is good.
Fri Jun 08 2018
Annecy's highest point, we only looked at the square, did not enter the museum, little interest.
Mon Apr 30 2018
Tickets are 5.5 euro. There are not many internal attractions. If you are in a hurry, you can skip them
Sat Feb 17 2018
The castle is built on the mountain. To visit it, you need to be prepared to climb the mountain. Although it is not high, it is still a mountain. The castle is not big. You can walk through it if you like. Just feel the atmosphere
Thu Oct 12 2017
When I went there, it was just about closed, so I didn't let tourists in any more. It's a pity. But the building itself is beautiful and has a sense of history. There are many private art galleries and galleries around. You can have a look.
Thu Aug 03 2017
Correct it: 5.5 euro. There are exhibitions in it. The other building is to show some historical materials related to the lake area. The castle is full of closed windows, unable to take pictures of the outside. I don't think it's worth visiting.
Sun Jun 25 2017