Maison natale de Charles de Gaulle Review

De Gaulle's former residence is hidden in Lille's residential area. Because of its remote location, there are fewer tourists, but it is better to have a good look at the introduction and understand that General De Gaulle, who established the Fifth Republic of France, is not crowded, and the quality of the visit is very good. Tickets for scenic spots here are 5 euros, students or people under 26 years old are 3 euros. You can borrow the guidebook for free, but only in English and French. The former residence of Charles de Gaulle in Lille is actually his grandfather's home, but Charles de Gaulle spent his childhood here, and his life with his grandparents greatly affected him. It is known that Charles de Gaulle had always wanted to return to Lille in his old age, but he was unable to do so for various reasons. Detailed descriptions of De Gaulle's military, political career and life from childhood to youth to his later years, his family, changes in ideas, political setbacks, and his influence on France, etc. in his former residence, can give you a clear understanding of De Gaulle's most important general in French history, rather than mentioning that De Gaulle only thinks of airports and building blocks. In addition, the former residence also restored the scene of the life of the Charles de Gaulle family in that year, and gave a brief introduction to each room and hall with different functions.

Charles de Gaulle was the leader of the French Resistance Army during World War II and created the Fifth Empire of France after World War II. He was born in this house on November 22, 1890. Now 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.

The former residence of Maisonnatale de Charles de Gaulle was the former residence of General de Gaulle, leader of the free French organization resisting Nazi German aggression during World War II. After the war, he formed the Government of the Fifth Republic of France and took office as President. De Gaulle attaches great importance to the relationship with China. He was the pride of Lille. Born on November 22, 1890, in this common dwelling, he is now opened as a memorial. Opening hours are Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 12:00, 14:00 to 17:30. Tickets are 5 euros for adults and 3 euros for people under 26 years of age. It's 20 minutes'walk from the railway station.