The tour des Carmes 

Built during the 15th century, the Carmes tower, although its upper part was amputated, is one of the five preserved towers of the walled. It owes its name to the Carmelite convent installed within its walls in 1384. After the French Revolution, the convent buildings were reinvested by the Ursulines in 1820. Today, this space is occupied by the Lycée Notre-Dame du Vœu.