File:TOURNAI (Doornik) —Tour Saint Georges, rue St Georges, côté intérieur de la Cité au 12e siècle.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionTOURNAI (Doornik) —Tour Saint Georges, rue St Georges, côté intérieur de la Cité au 12e siècle.jpg |
Français : La tour Saint-Georges, contemporaine du Fort Rouge, est un des témoins de la première enceinte communale de Tournai (XIIe siècle). Cette tour de plan circulaire est rattachée aux remparts par des flancs droits, ce qui lui confère un plan en U s’élevant sur trois niveaux. L’entrée se faisait initialement par le premier étage, depuis la courtine jusqu’à une première salle voûtée. Un escalier pris dans l’épaisseur du mur, bien visible au niveau des archères, permettait ensuite le passage vers le niveau inférieur qui comprenait une seconde pièce voutée.
Suite à la hausse démographique de Tournai et à l’achat de nouveaux faubourgs à la fin du XIIIe siècle, la ville repousse les limites formées par ses défenses, donnant ainsi naissance à la deuxième enceinte communale. Devenus obsolètes, les fossés de la tour sont réutilisés par le Grand Serment des Arbalétriers, dont le saint patron n’est autre que saint Georges, pour ses exercices de tir. Plus tard, la tour Saint-Georges deviendra une habitation et sera totalement englobée dans le tissu urbain. Source de l'information : Institut du Patrimoine wallon http://qrwallonie.be/TOURN126English: Tower Saint-Georges, witnesse of the first communal enclosure of Tournai (twelfth century).-contemporary of the Red Fort-
Nederlands: De toren Saint-Georges, hedendaags met het Rode Fort, is een van de getuigen van de eerste gemeenschappelijke omheining van Doornik (12e eeuw). Deze ronde toren is aan de wallen bevestigd door middel van rechte zijden, waardoor hij een U-vormig plan heeft dat zich op drie niveaus uitstrekt
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