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đŸ‡«đŸ‡· Paris Liberation Museum Travelogue đŸ•Šïžâœš

Nestled in Paris’ 14th arrondissement at 4 Av. du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy, the MusĂ©e de la LibĂ©ration de Paris – MusĂ©e du GĂ©nĂ©ral Leclerc – MusĂ©e Jean Moulin is a hidden gem for WWII history buffs. Just across from the Catacombs and steps from the iconic Lion of Belfort statue, this museum packs a powerful punch despite its modest size. 🌟 Why It’s Unmissable ✅ Time Capsule of Occupied Paris: Original resistance fighters’ uniforms, underground newspapers, and haunting photographs transport you to 1940s Paris47. The reconstructed FFI (French Resistance) bunker—used as a command center during the 1944 uprising—is a chilling highlight10. ✅ Dual Heroes’ Legacy: Follow the paths of Jean Moulin (unifier of the Resistance) and General Leclerc (who led the 2nd Armored Division into Paris)—two men with one goal: liberation710. ✅ 75th Anniversary Upgrade: Moved in 2019 to a historic Ledoux pavilion, the museum now features augmented reality experiences (book ahead!)7. â„č Quick Facts ⏳ Visit Duration: ~2 hours (perfect for a post-Catacombs stop!). 🕒 Hours: Tue-Sun 10AM-6PM (closed Mon)4. đŸŽŸïž Admission: Free for under-26s (EU residents)7. 🚇 Metro: Denfert-Rochereau (Lines 4/6/RER B)4. #ParisMuseums #WWIIHistory #HiddenParis

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đŸ‡«đŸ‡· Paris Liberation Museum Travelogue đŸ•Šïžâœš

Nestled in Paris’ 14th arrondissement at 4 Av. du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy, the MusĂ©e de la LibĂ©ration de Paris – MusĂ©e du GĂ©nĂ©ral Leclerc – MusĂ©e Jean Moulin is a hidden gem for WWII history buffs. Just across from the Catacombs and steps from the iconic Lion of Belfort statue, this museum packs a powerful punch despite its modest size. 🌟 Why It’s Unmissable ✅ Time Capsule of Occupied Paris: Original resistance fighters’ uniforms, underground newspapers, and haunting photographs transport you to 1940s Paris47. The reconstructed FFI (French Resistance) bunker—used as a command center during the 1944 uprising—is a chilling highlight10. ✅ Dual Heroes’ Legacy: Follow the paths of Jean Moulin (unifier of the Resistance) and General Leclerc (who led the 2nd Armored Division into Paris)—two men with one goal: liberation710. ✅ 75th Anniversary Upgrade: Moved in 2019 to a historic Ledoux pavilion, the museum now features augmented reality experiences (book ahead!)7. â„č Quick Facts ⏳ Visit Duration: ~2 hours (perfect for a post-Catacombs stop!). 🕒 Hours: Tue-Sun 10AM-6PM (closed Mon)4. đŸŽŸïž Admission: Free for under-26s (EU residents)7. 🚇 Metro: Denfert-Rochereau (Lines 4/6/RER B)4. #ParisMuseums #WWIIHistory #HiddenParis

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The Liberation of Paris Museum - General Leclerc Museum - Jean Moulin Museum
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