Carcassonne in Infrared
Infrared photos of the medieval citadel of Carcassonne and Château Comtal or the Count’s Castle.
Inner and outer wall of the Cité of Carcassonne in infrared
View of the region from the southern inner wall of the citadel of Carcassonne.
Tower Saint-Paul of the Count's Castle in infrared
South tower of the castle. At the bottom, the bridge that leads to the entrance of the castle.
Rodez Gate in infrared
The gate that gives access to the north part of the citadel through the inner wall.
View of the region to the south of the fortified city and the Pyrenees
Photo from the ramparts walk on the inner wall of the citadel.
Ramparts walk of the inner wall of the fortress of Carcassonne
The towers correspond to the southwest corner of the citadel, on the Aude side.
Tower of Justice
The circular tower known as "Tour de la Justice," and the adjacent gallery with bifora windows, which is above the Aude Gate, the west entrance to the citadel. On the left, a corner of Tower Pinte in the Count’s Castle.
Detail of a cupola of a tower in the outer wall of the Cité
Tiled roof dating from the 19th-century Viollet-le-Duc restoration.
The walls of Carcassonne as seen from the drawbridge of the Narbonne Gate
The outer wall and an outer tower, and behind them the towers and merlons of the inner wall.
The towers of the Count's Castle of Carcassonne in infrared
Curtain walls, wooden galleries and towers of the façade of the castle.
Tower and wooden gallery of the Count's Castle
A view from the inner courtyard. In the first photo gallery of Carcassonne you can see another picture from a similar angle without infrared filter.
Gallery above the Aude Gate
In the center, the gallery with bifora windows above the Aude Gate, and the Tower of Justice of the inner wall; on the right, the Tower Saint-Paul, of the Count’s Castle; the view is from inside the Visigoth Tower, also part of the inner wall on the west side of the citadel. In the first photo gallery of Carcassonne you can see in more detail these ancient, elaborate bifora windows, or biforium.