Senlis

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Senlis is a historic town in northern France known for its medieval architecture and its role in events such as the 14th-century Jacquerie peasant revolt.

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Senlis canonical 15

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commune of France
town
administrativeStatus commune
centuryOfMajorDevelopment 12th century
13th century
country France
demonym Senlisiens
dioceseSeat Roman Catholic Diocese of Senlis (historical)
linked to: Diocese of Senlis
distanceFromParis about 40 km north
economy services
tourism
eventInHistory Jacquerie peasant revolt
linked to: Jacquerie
hasArchitecturalStyle Gothic
Renaissance
Romanesque
hasCityWallsFrom Gallo-Roman period
medieval period
hasLandmark Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Senlis
linked to: Senlis Cathedral

Château royal de Senlis (royal castle ruins)
Gallo-Roman city walls
Musée de la Vénerie
Musée d’Art et d’Archéologie de Senlis
Senlis Cathedral
medieval streets and half-timbered houses
hasReligiousBuilding Senlis Cathedral
heritageStatus protected historic center
historicalRegion Picardy
historicalRole place of royal assemblies
royal residence in the Middle Ages
knownFor Gothic cathedral
Roman and Gallo-Roman remains
association with French monarchy
medieval architecture
role in the Jacquerie peasant revolt
well-preserved historic center
language French
locatedIn Hauts-de-France region
linked to: Hauts-de-France

Oise department NERFINISHED
northern France
locatedNear Chantilly
linked to: Chantilly, France

Paris
partOf arrondissement of Senlis
postalCode 60300
regionCapitalOf arrondissement of Senlis
religiousAffiliationOfMainCathedral Roman Catholic
role subprefecture of Oise
timeZone CEST
CET

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