Alfred Dreyfus House
Restored historical house and national monument associated with the detention of political prisoners. The site is a significant heritage landmark related to the history of the penal colony system. Read more…
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Price includes boat crossing; free for infants under 1; member discounts available
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The house is a National Monument historically significant as the place where political prisoners, most notably the French officer Alfred Dreyfus, were detained. The building has also been identified as the former residence of the director of the penal colony.
Recently restored, the structure serves as a heritage site related to the history of the penal colony system. It is a central landmark associated with the Dreyfus Affair, representing a significant period in political history.
The site is accessible to the public via boat excursions. These trips provide the opportunity to view the historical ruins and the restored house within the context of the area's past as a correctional facility.
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