Paris: Île de la Cité and the Hundred Years' War as told by Isabeau

What you can expect:

• Visit the Île de la Cité in Paris and step into the era of the Hundred Years' War
• Be guided by Isabeau of Bavaria, the most controversial queen in French history. As a foreigner, she was accused of high treason against France and her own family... But was this true? Was it really as simple as it seemed? In her quest for peace, Isabeau seeks to set the past right...
• Follow a tour guide dressed in a historical outfit and travel back to medieval Paris in the early 15th century on this entertaining and immersive tour.

Program

Isabeau believes she has returned to 1407, just before the murder of Louis I of Orleans. She believes she can thwart the conspiracies that followed this tragedy and prevent her son from reclaiming the throne... The idea of preventing the Hundred Years' War is an utopian dream for our queen, who will not be disappointed by this journey through time... How much the Île de la Cité has since changed, but Isabeau remembers the stories and monuments that stood there in her time!

Get to Know Your Guide/Character:

Isabeau is Queen of France, wife of Charles VI, her beloved husband who unfortunately becomes the source of her greatest suffering. In 1392, he showed the first signs of madness that will last 30 years, until his death. In the meantime, it is up to her to take over the regency. She who once loved revelry, dancing, and laughter must now govern a kingdom that despises her. England becomes too intrusive, and her own son humiliates her by sending her into exile and denying her any of her joys. It was more than anyone should have to bear after the death of the only supporters she had left... Well, despite this, she fought and did everything she could, but she was forgotten and persecuted, forced to live in seclusion in her Parisian mansion since 1422... She died 13 years later... Unless she managed to change the past...