THE DRINKING INDUSTRY
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La Boisserie, in Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises, was a place of rest and reunion for General de Gaulle and his family.
The historic home of General de Gaulle, it's an essential place of remembrance. Surrounded by a peaceful park, this house was his family retreat from 1934 onwards. It was here that he wrote his memoirs and returned after his years in power. Today, La Boisserie is open to the public, immersing visitors in the intimacy of the great man. Period furniture, a library and personal photos bear witness to a life that was both simple and marked by history. Located not far from the Mémorial Charles-de-Gaulle, it completes a moving and instructive heritage tour.
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The visit free or guided (about 30 minutes). The ideal is the guided tour where you will learn from details and anecdotes on the occupants of the place. Children, this occasion, realise that it is not a museum and a house has a history.
Photos are possible in the park.