Maison natale de Charles de Gaulle

The former residence of Charles de Gaulle is an early riser residence of the leaders of a very civilized France. It is a good way to stay here. The former residence is also a very important historical building. Many items here are very fun. [View] These places are very good [Fun] Fun, good fun

The former residence of Charles de Gaulle is hidden in the residential area of Lille, because the location is relatively remote, so there are fewer tourists, but so it can be a good look at the introduction, understand the French fifth republic of Charles de Gaulle general, will not be crowded, the quality of the visit is very good. Tickets for the attraction are 5 euros, students or people under 26 years old are 3 euros, and you can borrow a free guide manual for visiting, but only in English and French. This former residence in Lille is actually the home of Gaulle's grandfather, but Gaulle's childhood is spent here, and the life of his grandparents has greatly affected him. It is reported that Gaulle has been very eager to return to Lille in his later years. But for various reasons, it is impossible to do so. There are detailed introductions in Charles de Gaulle's former residence, from childhood to youth to later life, his military career, his life, his family, the transformation of ideas, political setbacks, and Charles de Gaulle's impact on France, etc. It gives you a clear understanding of this Bitcoin's most important general in French history, not that de Gaulle only thinks of airports and blocks. In addition, the former residence also restored the scene of the life of Charles de Gaulle, and there was a simple introduction to each different function room and hall.

Charles de Gaulle was the leader of the French resistance during World War II and created the Fifth Empire after the war. He was born in this house on November 22, 1890, and it has been opened as a memorial. The former residence is still beautiful and worth visiting.

The former residence of Charles de Gaulle is the house where General Charles de Gaulle lived, which houses a collection of General Charles de Gaulle's life photos and souvenirs, tickets for 5 euros. It is hidden in a corner of the old town and belongs to the typical small aristocracy of the northern 20th century France.

The former residence of de Gaulle is a very meaningful place, and many people mourn General de Gaulle, the founder of the Fifth Republic of France, and the French military and political diplomat, his former residence is still worth visiting.