Located away in the garden, Arthur and Paul of La CIGALIERE, evokes the tumultuous loves of Paul Verlaine famous writer and poet French nineteenth century and Arthur Rimbaud one of the leading figures of French literature. With a surface of 64m2 is ideal for 2 or 4 people.

In the first bedroom you will find a king size bed in 180 cm, a full equiped kitchen, a shower room. In the second bedroom a king size bed in 180 cm and is own bathroom. The Cottage has air conditioning and dogs are allowed. A private terrace of 50m2 with an outdoor kitchen.

It was in 1871 that Arthur Rimbaud landed in Paris. There he meets Paul Verlaine. Then begins between these two men a beautiful story, a tragic story that binds them forever beyond time.
Two poets, two geniuses in search of love and inspiration. For two long and wonderful years, the two men compose magnificent verses, poems still adulated today,

From this innocent intimacy is born a forbidden or guilty love? Verlaine's feelings, tangents, between his wife Mathilde and his lover Rimbaud will try to make his homosexuality an experience. But this experience between beauty, happiness and also pain, ends a beautiful day in July 1873 in Brussels. Alcoholic, torn by his deep feelings, Paul Verlaine shoots Arthur Rimbaud, his lover. Rimbaud will simply be injured, physically injured, but also hurt in the soul. Arthur Rimbaud leaves and leaves Paul Verlaine.

Verlaine is sentenced to two years in prison that he is serving in Brussels and Mons. It was not until 1887 that his celebrity grew. Only then, his fate plays tricks on him, the fatality is played on him, he then plunges into total misery. The poet wears out. He died in Paris on January 8, 1896.

Over time Rimbaud traveled extensively throughout the world, in many countries. He made arms trafficking from 1885 to 1888. But it was in 1891 that he was repatriated to France because of a knee tumor right which makes him suffer horribly and which will cause his death in November of the same year.