Medieval Fest Legendary GisorsMay 18 & 19, 2024
The program
Saturday May 18th
- Admission charge
10am to 9pm: Medieval market – Free admission
10 a.m. to 11 a.m.: parade with riders, artists and anyone in costume wishing to join in the fun
11am to 7pm: Château opens to the public after the parade: shows, entertainment, medieval games, horse fights, jousting games, camp life, combat demonstrations, tournaments, sports and chivalry events, dog training with geese, jugglers, musicians, stilt-walkers….
- Free admission from 9:30 p.m. to the Château Park for the show and evening entertainment featuring special effects, sound, light and legend.
Sunday May 19th
- Free in town
10 am to 6 pm: medieval market
10am to 11am: parade with riders, artists and anyone in costume who wants to join in the fun
- 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (admission charge)
Opening of the Château to the public after the parade: shows, entertainment, medieval games, horseback combat, jousting games, camp life, combat demonstrations, tournaments, sports and chivalry events, dog training with geese, jugglers, musicians, stilt-walkers….
Free guided tours
- Église Saint-Gervais-Saint-Protais in Gisors : Saturday May 18: 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm and 7 pm / Sunday May 19: 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 5:30 pm.
- Presentation of the former chapel of the Saint-Lazare leprosarium and the work of Dado: Saturday May 18: 11:30am, 4pm and 5pm / Sunday May 19: 10:30am, 11:30am and 4pm.
Tickets
- Pre-sale online or at the Events Department counter: €5 per weekend. On the day of the event, come to the chalet with your e-ticket to pick up your Château Park access bracelet.
- On-site, on the day of the event: €5 per adult per day / €8 per adult for the weekend.
- Free for children under 12 and people with disabilities.
Play for time
Things to see and do
In the Vexin NormandAll year round
Take a break
In the Vexin NormandEnjoy a year-round break in the Vexin Normand countryside : from spring onwards, multicolored fields await you, with blue flax, bright yellow rapeseed, golden wheat and barley, now joined by sunflowers and, all year round, verdant meadows offering you horizons as far as the eye can see. To the north of our territory, you’ll find the Lyons state forest, the largest beech forest in France: some of our villages border this majestic forest in all seasons, particularly in autumn. As you pass through our villages, the half-timbering and cob of the longères or the pink bricks of the large farmhouses, manor houses and châteaux, follow on from the limestone to confirm that you are indeed in Normandy.