Tower of Horror
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Tower of Horror

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Alice COLAS (crédit)

The Tower of Horror

Halloween at La Tour from 30 to 31 October!

Every year, as Halloween approaches, something changes at the top of the Philippe le Bon Tower. The 316 steps leading to the top are transformed into a gateway to a strange world, where ghosts, vampires and creatures of the night seem to have made their home. Once again this year, the Tower of Horror opens its doors to those who dare to cross the threshold.

Do you really think you know all about the famous tower that rises 46 metres above Dijon? Its history, its patron, Philip the Good, its secrets… Yet, once a year, on Halloween, it reveals a completely different side. A horde of monsters, ghosts and terrifying creatures takes over the place, and the gatekeeper of darkness stands guard at the entrance.

A climb… and much more besides

The adventure begins right from the very first steps. The higher you climb, the stranger the atmosphere becomes. At the summit, the encounters promise a few thrills, surprises and perhaps even some treats for the bravest visitors – provided, of course, that the creatures agree to let their visitors come back down.

There’s just one rule for entry: come in fancy dress. Scary costumes, mysterious outfits or the most inventive disguises are all welcome. Because at the Tower of Horror, everyone becomes a part of the strangest night of the year.

Practical information

  • Which days? : Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October,
  • What times?: 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm and 5 pm.
  • Full price: €12
  • Child price (aged 5 to 16): €9

Every participant, regardless of age, must be registered and hold a ticket.

This activity is particularly recommended for children aged 5 to 16.

Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

What you need to know before you come

  • The climb comprises 316 steps and is limited to 18 people per time slot.
  • It is not recommended for pregnant women.
  • As part of the Vigipirate security plan and for safety reasons, no personal belongings may be left at reception or at the foot of the tower: luggage, pushchairs and other items must be left at the bottom.

So, are you ready to take on the 316 steps and face whatever awaits you at the top? The Tower of Horror awaits only the most intrepid.

Testimonial

A brilliant family experience for Halloween! Climbing the 316 steps is a bit of a workout, but the spooky atmosphere, the characters and the view over Dijon are definitely worth it. The children loved coming in fancy dress.

The M. family