Lovely city to wander around and very good choice and value for money food

Beautiful place with several activities happening, huge sand pit for volleyball, where our son ended up playing a lot, very kids friendly and many excellent options for food just around this square.

A nice and beautiful place. Several restaurants and bar on the place. During my visit, works were carryout.

Huge cobbled square surrounded by tall 19th Century buildings of similar design. Markets held here on certain days.

Beautiful architecture and relaxed bars/restaurants surround this large historic focal point of the old town. A great place to soak up the atmosphere, if you don't mind the large marquee which dominates one half of the square.

Lovely to spend time here

A beautiful square. I was there with 'Frolicked' for the international puppet festival and it was always packed with buskers and shows and lovely people. The bars around the square are also lovely; recommend 'La Mantoue'.

Interesting and unexpected take on the concept of a 'museum'. It's more a series of experiences (of whispered poetry in the blue room at the top) and impressions. Certainly worth a visit, even if you are not particularly an Arthur Rimbaud fan.

Very welcoming staff. The museum is interestingly organised However, the floor where there are voices reciting famous Rimbaud writings is only of interest if you have read the works.

Great city Beautiful architecture Amazing Place Ducale Belle Meuse

Nicely done, interesting museum. It's not big, but very informative. Much of the info only available in French.

You need to be a fan of Rimbaud to enjoy this museum. I was hoping to see more of the original mill.

I’ve never been there. But it’s Rimbaud, so… Peak Fr

All in French. Not so interesting.

There's one mini show per hour, presenting in total 12 scenes during the day. If you want to know more about its story or just have a peek at the hidden mechanism, you can check out the museum.

Oh dear. We made a special trip back here at 2pm as I insisted we should watch the show. We needn't really have bothered. In honesty I wasn't expecting it to work at all, it looks very tired & there's fencing around the lower level. At 2pm the red doors opened, the mouth went up & down & the two puppets inside moved a bit. I'm glad we went back to see it, but it really wasn't worth the effort. It's a shame, as no doubt with a bit of effort it could be fully restored & wonderful again. PS. the legs don't move!

Unfortunately it's old and not restored back to it's old glory. At 5 o'clock the curtain went open... at 5.05 the curtainw as closed...no show was seen 😅

Interesting giant puppet mechanic clock showing different performances at o'clock hours.

Cool unique show every hour (it's like a mechanic clock). Very interesting as a show, but even more interesting when you learn about the marionette culture around it...

Super

(Translated by Google) Beautiful masterpiece if only it were maintained... Now you have to find a time when it works more or less. 2 p.m. today, no sound. 6 p.m., sound, but only the head moves and no longer the hands like before. Lots of disappointed tourists and children. (Original) Beau chef d'oeuvre si seulement il était entretenu... Il faut désormais tomber sur une heure où cela fonctionne à peu près. 14h aujourd'hui aucun son. 18h du son mais seule la tête bouge et plus les mains comme auparavant. Beaucoup de touristes et d'enfants déçus.

One of the top the museums in Charleville, located on the Southeast corner of Place ducale. The ticket includes entry to two more museums in the city. Interesting objects of art, history, and culture for both children as well as adults. Everything is in balance and well displayed. A visit to the small bookstore is worth the extra time. Also look out for special exhibits in the gallery adjacent to the bookstore.

Placed at the southeast corner in Place Ducale. In winter time, reduced opening times, please check attached pictures with details. A saving option is to get a combined ticket for the Musée Rimbaud as well. A good place to park free your vehicle is Place Jacques Félix, at 5 minutes walking distance.

Had a lovely hour walking through this museum and seeing the archaeological finds of the Ardennes. Was surprised that the marionnettes we wanted to see where housed inside here and that we could watch the clock and see the entire movement of the housing for them on the top floor of the museum. We were surprised that it seems one of the advertisements had a picture of either WWI or WW2, but there were no displays having to do with war time here. That of course leaves room for all the other parts! Was definitely a nice stop.

Nice place

(Translated by Google) So here you are in something very interesting and truly complete, it's huge and the tour route is well studied, the progression of the themes and exhibition pieces is excellent and well done. It's modern, the lighting, signage and explanatory panels highlight the windows and numerous objects. You can't imagine everything there is to see in this place, it's incredible, such diversity, it's more and more beautiful as you wander around, what wonder and discoveries. In addition, you end up behind the scenes of the machinery and mechanism of the clock of the great puppeteer, which will be on view at the end of your visit outside the museum on the adjoining square, an animated show lasting a few minutes at the right times. The price of the visit is very cheap (here we understand everything about the culture) do not hesitate to take the combined ticket 3 sites (with the Rimbaud museum and the museum of elsewhere) inexpensive!! Well done to the very friendly team. (Original) Alors là vous êtes dans du très intéressant et vraiment complet, c'est immense et le cheminement de visite est bien étudié, la progression des thèmes et pièces d'exposition est excellente et bien faite. C'est moderne l'éclairage, le fléchage et panneaux explicatifs mettent en valeur les vitrines et nombreux objets. Vous ne pouvez imaginer tout ce qu'il y a à voir en cet endroit, c'est incroyable une telle diversité, c'est de plus en plus beau lors de votre déambulation, quel émerveillement et découvertes. De plus, vous finissez par l'envers du décors de la machinerie et mécanisme de l'horloge du grand marionnettiste, qui sera à voir à la fin de votre visite à l'extérieur du musée sur la place attenante, spectacle animé de quelques minutes aux heures justes. Le prix de visite est très bon marché (ici on a tout compris de la culture) ne pas hésiter à prendre le billet combiné 3 sites (avec le musée Rimbaud et musée des ailleurs) peu cher!! bravo à l'équipe très aimable.

(Translated by Google) A rather cold welcome with the children. The museum is pleasant and covers many different periods and themes. But it is clearly not designed for family visits. There are no games to encourage children to discover things on their own. In any case, nothing was offered to us. In any case, we were expressly asked to keep our children close to us, without them going from one room to another to discover freely on their own... (Original) Accueil plutôt froid avec les enfants. Le musée est agréable et couvre plein de périodes et thèmes différents. Mais il n’est clairement pas fait pour les visites en famille. Il n’y a pas de jeux pour inciter les enfants à découvrir les choses par eux même. En tout cas, rien ne nous a été proposé. De toute manière, on a nous demandé expressément de bien tenir nos enfants près de nous, sans qu’ils aillent d’une salle à l’autre découvrir librement en autonomie …

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful museum; the blend of the old building and the glass wall is very harmonious, and above all, the richness of the collections is breathtaking. (Original) Très beau musée et le mélange entre l'ancien bâtiment et ce mur en verre et très harmonieux et surtout la richesse des collections est époustouflante

Great choice for a short walk in nature. Having the chance to see the local wild fauna up close is refreshing and filling with curiosity any soul, either adult or young!

Great park for a walk and to see the many dear, goats and boars. Upon entry we got a bag of food to feed the deer. It was amazing. Free entry. Point of attention: all the toilets are squatting toilets and not ones you can sit on.

Well set out park of various local wildlife, including various breeds of deer, boars, sheep, chickens and goats. If you are lucky the Red deer will be nearer the fence for good photo's

We stop somewhere on the way to Brussel. And found this zoo :) its a very good place to take a walk.. surrounded by nature and loveing animals. The parking is free and there’s no entrance fee. Worth to visit ☺️✨

Very cute park with animals in their natural habitats. When early you can take a small bag with food for the goats, sheeps, pigs and deer if they want some. Very scenic and wide enclosures for the animals, you can see they're being taken good care of. Amazing to do just at opening time to enjoy the peace and quiet. Some signs (only french) about the animals and other fun facts. Fun and educational. Toilets also there, note they're only squatting toilets. Bring binoculars to enjoy the park to its fullest. On busy weekend times on the parking lot an ice cream truck appears.

Best place to calm down, and enjoy nature while seeing and feeding local animals. The staff was super friendly

Free parking, free entry and free food to give to the animals. Great little park where you can feed wild boar, deer, goats and other animals.

We went to park TERRALTITUDE to go treeclimbing; called the Accrobranche. The staff was very friendly and had a smooth experience getting geared up. The routes were pretty fun and creative, but didn't go very high. I would have enjoyed that personally. One downside was that park oversight seemed to be understaffed. In front of us were a bunch of kids that were too young and too scared to do a difficult route. They didn't dare go further so we ended up stuck there for 30 minutes without anyone coming to help or assist. Hope they get more staff in the future.

I went with my children ages 5 and 2 and we had a great day. The park is very well maintained and there is lots to do even for small children (go karts, sand pit, swings, trampolines and much more). For bigger guests all of the activities looked amazing! We will definitely return.

From booking online to the Fantasticable zip wire experience, it was all well organised and enjoyable. 5 adults went at 1030am (we are Defender owners, so pleased that the 4x4 which takes you up is a 110 and can take the rough track without going very slowly) and once in the harness we all felt very safe and secure. The thrill-seeker part of me wanted it to be even faster, but the way the land falls away and then you cross the wide Meuse river is great at any speed! Boys wanted to do it again IMMEDIATELY!

Doing the Fantasticable was an amazing and exciting experience. I always felt in safe hands and absolutely no scared.

We did the long zip line over the river and into the forest. It was absolutely fantastic. Terraltitude was very quiet. We think its because their website doesn't really show how fantastic their site is. There are rope climbs for all ages even for the little ones.

Me, my wife and 2 boys (12 & 6) had such a blast at this place. The activities are wonderfully fun and the staf are super nice

Super enjoyable time climbing trees and obstacles while attached to a safety cable. Different levels available for everyone from little children to expert climbers.

Adequate pitch. Good location for the town. Facilities OK but 'tired' and unloved...had clearly seen better days. No Internet. No seating eg picnic tables for basic campers ( walkers and cyclists).

I'm in love! Ghent is great! Manchester is cool! Reims is ok. I could go on...this os a great park just outside of Charleville Mézières...so cross the parc and dive in the city centre...

Lovely public park. Cycle paths & lots of play areas.

Perfect location. Next to the river. Full facilities and a laundry to boot. Plenty of trees for shade Can get a bit noisy from locals leaving the bar down the road, but if your a heavy sleeper you won't hear them.

Nice shady pitches. Welcoming receptionist and shops not too far. Nice ablutions.

Location seems great, though I arrived at 17:50 and reception was long since closed when it specifies on the door itself and website ..18:00. I just walked in and camped regardless. Upkeep was visibly lacking with trash and overgrown pitches, and no security either when there are groups of migrants wandering in the periphery. Strange vibes indeed, and accompanied by lots of evening mosquitos. Maybe it was an unlucky day, though....no 24 hour staff for a campsite this large is really not good, and no security either...

Nice park with a camping and boat harbor.

It is one of the best churches with stained glass. It is an old church, but the windows are modern 1970. Picasso was asked but suggested another artist with similar views. One of those gems that are outside the places the standard tourists visits.

Stunning interior, colours from sunlight through the windows is glorious. Don’t be put off by the shabby exterior!

Definitely you shall visit. It's simple inside but somehow it's very pleasant to seat and observe the interior.

A peaceful church where one can go to look at abstract stained glass windows. Light a candle at the statue of the black virgin of you want your hopes fulfilled. There are guide pages on how to interpret the art. The history of the church is quite fascinating. It has been destroyed and rebuilt many times over.

This church is a must! The windows are very unique, even though it looks like one more gothic church, the windows glass makes the difference. It was all made by the same artist almost 59 years ago and there is some information about it inside!

Amazing stained glass by Ardennes native from Bar-le-Duc, René Dürrbach. Do visit late afternoon before sunset to enjoy the tranquility of the Basilica and natural light coming throughout the stained glass windows.

This church have a great history, if you have the opportunity to listen to the organ, it makes the place magic.

Small museum about the history of nail and bolt manufacturing in the region.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful experience at this museum. After a short film introducing various professionals involved in the industry, the children set off to explore the museum using a tablet. Nothing is fragile, and the children can explore independently at their own pace. They can also participate by hammering in vintage nails. The person who manages the museum, Nadia, is exceptionally kind! We were able to discuss a wide range of topics with her, and she even offered us a workshop using 3D pens at the end of the visit. Both children and adults were delighted with this visit. (Original) Super expérience dans ce musée. Après un petit film qui montre différents acteurs du métiers, les enfants sont partis à la découverte du musée à l’aide d’une tablette. Rien n’est fragile, et les enfants peuvent aller à leur rythme en toute autonomie. Ils peuvent aussi participer en plantant des clous d’époque. La personne qui gère le lieu, Nadia, est d’une gentillesse exceptionnelle ! Nous avons pu échanger sur plein de sujets avec elle, et elle nous a même proposé un atelier avec les stylos 3D en fin de visite. Enfants comme adultes avant été enchantés de cette visite

(Translated by Google) I thank Nadia for the museum presentation. We sense a person involved and delighted to share metallurgy. A must-do (Original) Je remercie Nadia pour la présentation du musée. On sent une personne impliquée et ravie de faire partager la métallurgie. A faire impérativement

(Translated by Google) Forge fans will be well catered for. A very friendly welcome, and a tour with a tablet. Since the building is small, it's a shame that the tablet commentary isn't available via headphones. (Original) Les fan de forge seront servis. Accueil très sympatique, visite avec support tablette. Le batiment étant petit, il est dommage que les commentaires de la tablettes ne soient pas sur écouteurs.

(Translated by Google) A pleasant museum that explores the various metalworking trades that once existed along the valley. It's best to use the tablet provided for your visit; the explanations are clear, detailed, and easily understood by younger visitors. Adult price: €6 / Child: €3 (Original) Musée sympathique permettant de cerner les différents métiers de la métallurgie actifs autrefois le long de la vallée. Préférez la visite à l'aide de la tablette proposée, mes explications sont claires, détaillées et compréhensibles par les plus jeunes. Prix adulte 6€ / enfant 3€

(Translated by Google) This review primarily concerns the day of our visit. There was no consideration for visitors that day. Construction work, exhibition setup, interruptions to the tour, and part of the room was inaccessible. No discount was offered to compensate for the inconvenience. Closing the site for the day would have been respectful of the holiday visitors who could have visited on a more suitable day. Otherwise, the museum is quite comprehensive; audio guides are available, but not with headphones. This is also why it was unpleasant to visit that day; the loudspeaker didn't cover the noise of the construction. The video at the end of the tour somewhat enhanced the description of the visit. (Original) Cette note concerne essentiellement le jour de notre visite. Il n'y a eu aucune considération pour les visiteurs ce jour là. Des travaux, des mise en place d'exposition, des coupures dans le parcours, une partie de la salle inaccessible. Aucune réduction n'a été faite pour dédommager les désagrément. Fermé le site pour la journée aurait été respectueux pour le public de vacances qui aurait pû visiter un jour plus appropriée. Sinon le musée est assez complet, des audio-guide son disponible mais pas en casque. C'est bien pour cela aussi que c'était désagréable de visiter ce jour là, le haut parleur ne couvrait pas le bruit des travaux. La vidéo en fin de visite à un peu relevé la description de la visite.

(Translated by Google) We arrived at 5:20 p.m., but reception refused to allow us to visit, even though it closes at 6 p.m. and the tour lasts 45 minutes. I don't understand? There's still work to be done. (Original) Arrivée à 17h20 , l'accueil nous a refusé la visite, alors qu'il ferme à 18h, et que la visite dure 45min, Je ne comprends pas ? Des efforts encore à faire

(Translated by Google) A place of history to visit. Obviously, there is a lot of work to be done on identical reconstruction by the association responsible for development. The underground journey makes us aware of the difficulties of life for soldiers in this place at the end of the 19th century. We must help the goodwill of the association through our visits. (Original) Un lieu d'histoire à visiter. Visiblement, il y a un gros travail de reconstruction à l'identique par l'association chargée de la mise en valeur. Le parcours souterrain nous fait prendre conscience des difficultés de vie des soldats dans ce lieu à la fin du XIXeme siècle. Il faut aider les bonnes volontés de l'association par nos visites.

(Translated by Google) Having come here thanks to Geocaching, we certainly appreciated the exterior of the fort. It's wooded and well-maintained. The explanatory panels allow us to learn more about the fort and the soldiers, including the history of the governor. The fort was closed, but we will definitely return to visit the interior. (Original) Venu ici grâce au Geocaching nous aurons forcément apprécié l'extérieur du fort. C'est boisé et bien entretenu. Les panneaux explicatifs permettent d'en apprendre d'avantage sur le fort et les soldats, notamment l'histoire du gouverneur. Le fort était fermé mais nous reviendrons visiter l'intérieur assurément.

(Translated by Google) Pleasant walk, easy to access with ample parking. And finish on foot. We couldn't enter the fort. Well located, a place discovered by chance, a play area for children with tall grass and I think a bowling green. (Original) Promenade agréable, facile d'accès avec un grand parking. Et finir à pied. On ne pouvait pas rentrer dans le fort. Bien situé, un endroit découvert par hasard, un coin jeu pour les enfants avec c'est hautes herbes et je penses un terrain de boules.

(Translated by Google) Unable to visit while I was within opening hours. A telephone number on a board: messaging. There were several cars of us leaving. I received a call the next day to inform me that I could come through. Too bad I was no longer there. (Original) Impossible de visiter alors que j'étais dans les horaires d'ouverture. Un numéro de téléphone sur un tableau : messagerie. Nous étions plusieurs voitures à repartir. J ai eu le droit à un appel le lendemain pour m'informer que je pouvais passer. Dommage je n'étais plus sur place.

(Translated by Google) Fort is completely fenced in and mostly overgrown. It is no longer possible to visit this. Only a tour around the fort, which is secured with a high fence, would still be possible. But there is almost nothing to see - keep going. (Original) Fort ist komplett eingezäunt und größtenteils zugewuchert. Es ist nicht mehr möglich, dieses zu besichtigen. Einzig ein Rundgang um das Fort, das mit einem hohen Zaun gesichert ist, wäre noch möglich. Es gibt aber so gut wie nichts zu sehen - gehen sie weiter.

(Translated by Google) Reservations for visits (Original) Réservations pour visiter

(Translated by Google) This place looks well maintained and pleasant, too bad it was not open during its opening period. We were disappointed not to be able to visit it. (Original) Ce lieu à l'air bien entretenu et agréable, dommage que celui ci n'était pas ouvert pendant sa période d'ouverture. Nous avons été déçu de ne pas pouvoir le visiter.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful fountain in a preserved urban setting. Beautiful town, Charleville Mézières. (Original) Très belle fontaine dans un ensemble urbain préservé. Belle ville que Charleville Mézières.

(Translated by Google) An impressive and beautiful fountain with a rich history, situated on a lovely square that marks the start of the pedestrian shopping area towards Place Ducale. (Original) indrukwekkende en mooie fontein met een rijke voorgeschiedenis, op een mooi plein dat de start is van de winkelwandelzone richting Place Ducale.

(Translated by Google) Nice area to walk around. (Original) Mooie omgeving om rond te wandelen.

(Translated by Google) Statue moved in order to create a promenade between the ducal square and the statue with a few shops. Charles was kicked out of his home, anecdotal but culturally sad. (Original) Statue déplacée afin de créer une promenade entre la place ducale et la statue avec quelques boutiques. On a délogé Charles de chez lui, anecdotique mais triste culturellement.

(Translated by Google) Formerly on Place Ducale, this fountain is a must-see in Charleville-Mézières, in fact, in summer, it is very pleasant to receive the droplets of water that come out of it and act like an "outdoor mister" (even if this is not its primary purpose). The two ice cream vendors facing the fountain as well as the few benches installed make it a place to relax for a moment. There are also rides which are sometimes set up in front to delight the little ones. In short, don't hesitate to walk past. (Original) Anciennement sur la place Ducale, cette fontaine est un incontournable de Charleville-Mézières, en effet, en été, il est fort agréable de recevoir les goutelettes d'eau qui en sortent et font comme un "brumisateur d'extérieur" (même si ce n'est pas son utilité première). Les deux marchands de glace présent face à la fontaine ainsi que les quelques bancs installés en font un lieu pour se poser un moment. Il y a également des manèges qui s'installent parfois devant afin de ravir les plus petits. En bref, n'hésitez pas à passer devant.

(Translated by Google) This fountain is magnificent, in winter it is even more beautiful, when everything is frozen. Personally I never get tired of it, and it’s always nice to have this kind of thing in a city center. (Original) Elle est magnifique cette fontaine, en hiver elle est encore plus belle, quand tout est gelé. Personnellement je ne m’en lasse pas, et c’est toujours agréable d’avoir ce genre de choses dans un centre ville.

(Translated by Google) Superb place which was moved from Place Ducale to Place Bérégovoy but which is a very popular place recently for Pokemon Go players for its Pokemon arena and more formerly for tourists for its statue of Charles Degonzague, founder of the city . (Original) Superbe lieu qui a été déplacé de la place Ducale jusqu'à la place bérégovoy mais qui est un lieu très prisé récemment des joueurs de Pokemon Go pour son arène Pokemon et plus anciennement pour les touristes pour sa statue de Charles Degonzague, fondateur de la ville.

Quite austere feel but the windows break it up with colourful shafts of light. Very unusual pulpit. Vast scale not appreciated from outside.

Nice church. Worst visiting.

A beautiful church

Beautiful church

Undefull

Nice

(Translated by Google) Although there are older and more richly decorated churches, this church has many special and beautiful places to admire. (Original) Hoewel er oudere en meer rijk gedecoreerde kerken zijn, heeft deze kerk een heleboel bijzondere en mooie plekjes die je kunt bewonderen.

It's just OK, it was very long queue , and when we arrived at the desk , they asked us to wait 20 minutes more , so we just left

(Translated by Google) A very warm welcome and excellent advice and documents for our visit. Thank you for recommending the Notre Dame d’Espagne basilica where we had a magical time and whose stained glass windows we loved. Big crush on Charleville and Mézières! (Original) Un très bon accueil et d’excellents conseils et documents pour notre visite. Merci de nous avoir recommandé la basilique Notre Dame d’espérance où nous avons passé un moment magique et dont nous avons adoré les vitraux. Gros coup de cœur pour Charleville et pour Mézières !

(Translated by Google) Nice office, very nice printing about all the possibilities in the area, very friendly staff in English about the possibilities for cycling along the Maas and visiting the nearby Fort of Sedan. The town is wonderful to stay in, eat out and tour in the French Ardennes (Original) Mooi kantoor het heel mooi drukwerk over alle mogelijkheden in het gebied , zeer vriendelijk in het engels te woord gestaan over mogelijkheden om langs de Maas te fietsen en het nabijgelegen Fort van Sedan te bezoeken. Stadje is trouwens heerlijk om te verblijven , uit eten te gaan en in de Franse Ardennen te toeren

(Translated by Google) A warm and professional welcome. A dedicated and competent team that immediately identified what we were looking for and was able to guide us effectively. It's certainly your job, but you do it well, with enthusiasm and commitment. THANK YOU (Original) Accueil chaleureux et professionnel. Equipe investie et compétente qui a immédiatement ciblé ce que nous recherchons et a su nous aiguiller efficacement. C'est, certes, votre métier, mais vous le faites bien, avec enthousiasme et engagement. MERCI

(Translated by Google) Kassos-city, inbreds-city, illiterates-city... I don't have the words to describe the people of this city, so badly educated. And then it's trying to teach you how to say hello 😆 the world upside down... In any case, so glad to be gone :) Long live Paris, the City of Lights! … (Original) kassos-ville, conssanguins-ville, illétrés-ville ... j'ai pas les mots pour définir les gens de cette ville tellement mal éduqués Et puis ça veut vous apprendre à dire bonjour 😆 le monde à l'envers... En tous cas trop content.e d'être parti.e :) Vive Paris la ville-lumière ! …

(Translated by Google) A real favorite! Exceptional welcome, top-notch advice, and a team passionate about their city. (Original) Un vrai coup de cœur ! Accueil exceptionnel, des conseils au top et une équipe passionnée par sa ville.

(Translated by Google) A very warm and welcoming welcome. Precise, detailed information. A section dedicated to a few local solid and liquid products at very reasonable prices. (Original) 1 accueil très chaleureux et souriant . Des informations précises ,détaillées . 1 partie dédiée à qq produits locaux solides et liquides à des prix très corrects .

You’re thieves. Disgusting You took my sons money first then inform them afterwards that they had the wrong swim outfit (board shorts) and didn’t let them enter. To make it worse they didn’t return their money of 10€. Disgusting arrogance

Great place to cool off in the summer. Lots of pools to choose from.

It's pity that there was no sauna .

Nice

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Entry to this museum is included in the ticket to the Rimbaud museum in the old mill Rimbaud museum on the Meuse and the Ardennes museum in place ducale. This historic house is transformer into multiple galleries of various art and artists. Some galleries are modern and others are traditional. It is a great way to preserve an historic house, which would become a restaurant or an inn to survive.

(Translated by Google) Oddly enough, there's nothing but empty, slightly dilapidated rooms and a few photos each accompanied by a short text. And yet it's very evocative of this elsewhere that Rimbaud sought all his life. Emptiness and dreams. We were alone during our visit. Charm guaranteed. (Original) Bizarrement il n y a rien que des pièces vides un peu délabrées et quelques photos à chaque fois accompagnées d un texte court. Et pourtant c est très évocateur de cet ailleurs que Rimbaud a cherché toute sa vie. Le vide et les rêves. Nous étions seuls lors de notre visite. Charme assuré

(Translated by Google) To be combined with the Arthur Rimbaud museum. Quite empty but completes the museum (Original) A combiner avec le musée d'Arthur Rimbaud. Assez vide mais complète le musée

(Translated by Google) The place is steeped in history, as Rimbaud lived there, but there's no trace of it other than remnants of wallpaper. Exhibition I didn't really care for: very modern, literary. Luckily, it was free that day. (Original) Le lieu est empreint d'histoire puisque rimbaud y a vécu mais aucune trace à part des restes de papier peint. Exposition à laquelle je n'ai pas accroché : très moderne, littéraire . Heureusement c'était gratuit ce jour là

(Translated by Google) I don't even understand how anyone can charge for such a visit. The house is completely empty, with amateur poems on the walls. Save your time. I strongly advise against it! What a scam!!! (Original) Je ne comprends même pas comment on peut faire payer une telle visite. Maison entièrement vide, poèmes au murs d amateurs. Gagner votre temps. Je déconseille vivement ! Quelle arnaque !!!

(Translated by Google) I don't see the connection with the current exhibition and Arthur Rimbaud... he certainly lived there but it's of no real interest. (Original) Je ne vois pas le rapport avec l'exposition actuelle et Arthur rimbaud... certes il y a vécu mais aucun intérêt vraiment.

(Translated by Google) A must-see The Maison des Ailleurs is a place dedicated to the poet Arthur Rimbaud, in his hometown of Charleville-Mézières. It is located on the same quay and a few meters from the Arthur-Rimbaud Museum. The link between these two complementary establishments is embodied by the poem-chairs by Quebec artist Michel Goulet, entitled L'Alchimie des Ailleurs. The Maison des Ailleurs was created in a building where one of the apartments was inhabited by the Rimbaud family in the 19th century. Arthur Rimbaud's mother, Vitalie Rimbaud (née Cuif), and her children lived there from 1869 to 1875. The Rimbaud family lived on the first floor, in a 120-square-meter apartment. Arthur Rimbaud was aged between 15 and 21 at the time. This was the most creative period of his life in terms of his literary work, but it was also the one in which he ran away from home on numerous occasions. It was a period of adolescence, of rejection of family life and the social constraints that his mother wanted him to respect, of disgust with the town of Charleville and of dreams of other horizons. (Original) un lieu à voir La Maison des Ailleurs est un lieu consacré au poète Arthur Rimbaud, dans sa ville natale de Charleville-Mézières. Elle est située sur le même quai et à quelques mètres du musée Arthur-Rimbaud. Le lien entre ces deux établissements complémentaires est matérialisé par les chaises-poèmes de l'artiste québécois Michel Goulet, intitulées L'Alchimie des Ailleurs. La Maison des Ailleurs a été créée dans un immeuble dont un des appartements a été habité par la famille Rimbaud au XIXe siècle. La mère d'Arthur Rimbaud, Vitalie Rimbaud (née Cuif), et ses enfants y ont vécu de 1869 à 1875. La famille Rimbaud habitait au premier étage, dans un appartement de cent vingt mètres carrés. Arthur Rimbaud est alors âgé de 15 à 21 ans. C'est la période de sa vie la plus créatrice du point de vue de son œuvre littéraire, mais c'est aussi celle où il multiplie les fugues. C'est une période d'adolescence, de refus de la vie familiale et des carcans sociaux que sa mère souhaitait qu'il respecte, de dégoût de la ville de Charleville et de rêve d'autres horizons.