Colombey-les-deux-églises

A unique site in France in a former mill with a water wheel.

Last center of production of pistils, petals, leaves and fruits for Haute Couture, hat business, weddings  accessories or candy industry.

The old city, its city walls and its viaduct of the 19th century (with its 50 arches and its 600 m long) as well as its collection of Posters and the 'Musée de Crèches Napolitaines' a crib museum.

As a tribute to the General de Gaulle, a 43.50 m high cross 'Croix de Lorraine' was erected in 1972 on the highest point of the town of Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises.

The 'Boisserie' was the private residence owned by General de Gaulle in Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises in Haute-Marne. It is now a museum opened to the public of whom the owner is the son of General de Gaulle, the Admiral Philippe de Gaulle. 

The grave of the General of Gaulle is a reverence place for all visitors in Colombey.