Guided Tour of Drancy

Approximately 64,000 people, representing 80% of the Jewish deportees from France, were confined to the heart of the Muette district between 1941 and 1944. This major historical site restitutes the daily life of an internment camp that became the hub of deportations to extermination centers. The route relies on unprecedented testimonies and digital devices to accurately trace each stage: from the lives of the internees to transfers to the stations at Bourget and Bobigny. This encounter allows one to grasp the logistical organization of the Holocaust in France while honoring broken individual trajectories. A necessary appointment on Sunday, April 19, 2026, to understand the reality of this open-air memorial site. Admission is free for the entire site.