Tourisme Aube en Champagne
The five years of his life spent studying in Brienne, with his teachers and a few friends, are retraced in a museum which is well worth a visit: the Napoleon museum. The multimedia projection room, battlefield maps, documents and weapons from the period retrace Napoleon's childhood and education in Brienne. Church Treasure The former Carmelite chapel houses a collection of sacred art, objects used in worship, items of gold and silver, and paintings and sculptures from churches in the Orient Forest Natural Regional Park and the surrounding area.
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Musée Napoléon
10500 Brienne-le-Château
+33 3 25 27 65 80 http://www.musee-napoleon-brienne.fr/ E-mail: contact@musee-napoleon-brienne.fr
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