"Every French school kid knows about Alesia" so says this article:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-19167600

https://www.google.com/search?q=ales...w=1280&bih=625

I used to rent at the Hertz at 27 Rue Saint-Ferdinand, 75017, . . easy on and off the Périphérique in either diretion.

I highly doubt that it is mentioned on more than one page of the history books in schools and that it is forgotten just as quickly as it is mentioned, except maybe for children in the 14th arrondissement of Paris who might be intrigued about why there is a metro station called Alésia.

I love the way that the 'Theory' always makes the 'Practical' sound so easy.

5 conseils pour visiter le Muséoparc d'Alésia avec des enfants entre 6 et 12 ans

A pic from Asterix et le bouclier Arverne depicts our attitude towards Alesia : we don't know where it is. If Abraracourcix doesn't know, nobody does...

The link gives info on the museum just in case.