The Camp des Milles is a human rights museum set in a former tile factory that became an internment camp during the Second World War. Your visit to this remarkable historical memorial, now also a major UNESCO site, is an important reminder of the deportation of thousands of Jewish people as well as of intellectuals and artists. Displays explain what happened in a discreet and dignified manner. It's now one of the top historic sites in France. Your tickets, bought on Ticketeaser, gives you direct access to these extraordinary displays, both permanent and temporary, including moving personal testimonies and films. The works of some of the deportees, including paintings by the renowned artist Max Ernst, are there to admire in remarkable murals. You'll also be able to take the highly emotional walk that is the Path of Deportees leading to the Wagon of Remembrance. An essential visit.
