Musée National Clemenceau-De Lattre : La maison natale de Jean De Lattre, Maréchal de France

The Musée National Clemenceau-de Lattre comprises the house where Georges Clemenceau was born and the house where Jean de Lattre, Marshal of France, was born. Both are "Musée de France" and have the "Maison des Illustres" label.

Located in the heart of Mouilleron-en-Pareds, just a few metres apart, rue du Temple is the link between the two properties, which are accessible via their gardens.

Presentation of the house where Jean de Lattre, Marshal of France, was born: Guided or accompanied tour.

Jean de Lattre de Tassigny was born on 2 February 1889 in the home of his maternal grandparents, Jules and Zélina Hénault, a royalist and Catholic mayor, where his parents lived. He spent his childhood there until he left for college, and would return throughout his life.

The house where he was born has preserved its 19th-century decor, furniture and gardens. A bilingual presentation explains his role in twentieth-century French political and military history.


Opening times 2026 :

Low season, 1 October to 30 April:
- The Clemenceau-de Lattre museum is closed on Mondays except public holidays and from 24 December to 5 January inclusive.
- The house in which Marshal de Lattre was born can be visited with a guide. Tours depart in the morning at 11am and in the afternoon at 3pm, subject to availability. Please check our schedule to ensure that guided tours are available on the day you wish to visit the museum. Duration of the guided tour: approximately one hour.

High season, 1 May to 30 September :
- The Clemenceau-de Lattre museum is open every day (including public holidays).
- The house where Marshal de Lattre was born can be visited with a guide. Tours depart in the morning at 11am and in the afternoon at 3pm and 5pm, subject to availability. Check our schedule to ensure that guided tours are available on the day you wish to visit the museum.

The admission price includes a self-guided tour of the house where Clemenceau was born and a guided tour of the house where De Lattre was born (depending on the visit schedule).