Fort Boyard (administrative responsibility may vary)

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Fort Boyard is a 19th-century sea fort off the west coast of France, best known today as the setting for the long-running French adventure game show of the same name.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century fort
fortification
sea fort
accessibleBy boat only
architecturalStyle military architecture
builtUnder Napoleon I of France NERFINISHED
constructionEndDate around 1857
mid-19th century
constructionStartDate 1801
early 19th century
country France
designedToDefendAgainst British Royal Navy NERFINISHED
featuredInGenre adventure game show
hasAlternativeName Fort Boyard (fortification) NERFINISHED
hasAssociatedMediaFranchise Fort Boyard (international TV format) NERFINISHED
hasGarrisonFunction military garrison
hasHeight about 20 metres
hasLaterUse filming location
prison
tourist attraction
hasLength about 61 metres
hasNo permanent civilian population
hasTourismActivity boat excursions around the fort
hasWidth about 31 metres
heritageDesignation protected historic monument (Monument historique)
heritageDesignationCountry France
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
locatedInBodyOfWater Pertuis d’Antioche NERFINISHED
locatedInDepartment Charente-Maritime NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Nouvelle-Aquitaine NERFINISHED
locatedNear La Rochelle NERFINISHED
Rochefort, Charente-Maritime NERFINISHED
locatedOffCoastOf Île d’Oléron NERFINISHED
Île-d’Aix NERFINISHED
managedBy local authorities of Charente-Maritime
materialUsed stone
notableFor French TV game show Fort Boyard
originalFunction coastal defense fort
defense of the approaches to Rochefort naval base
protection of the roadstead of Aix
owner French state NERFINISHED
partOf French coastal defense system
shape oval
status decommissioned military fort
heritage site
televisionShowFirstAired Fort Boyard (TV series) NERFINISHED
televisionUseStartDate 1990
usedAs adventure game show location
television set

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CMN manages Fort Boyard (administrative responsibility may vary)
subject surface form: Centre des monuments nationaux