Maison de Victor Hugo

Hugo's former residence is located in the Xingri Square. The environment here is very good. Hugo has lived here for more than ten years. Every day, he can see the lawn downstairs. Now this house has become a museum with not many furnishings and a wide space.

At first, it was a bit difficult to find. In the Xingri Square, maybe everyone will think of Hugo when they bask in the sun in the square. The building is very beautiful and very literary. The master was more restrained and the home was elegant.

Hugo's Former Residence Museum is located at No. 6, the Xingri Square in the center of Paris, where Hugo lived. In 1902, on the occasion of Hugo's centenary, the Paris Municipal Government transformed this apartment into Hugo's Former Residence Museum. It displays Hugo's used furniture, as well as Hugo's paintings, poems, books, manuscripts and other objects.

Friends who like famous literary works can visit Hugo's former residence in downtown Paris. The former residence is situated at the corner of Furi Square with an area of 280 square meters. The former residence showcases many of Hugo's life relics. The former residence's furnishings can be restored as much as possible to the visitor Hugo's life at that time. Among the exhibits are Rodin's sculpture of Hugo, Dumas'signature, Chinese lacquerware and porcelain (Hugo likes some elements of China). Free tickets. Euro 5/an electronic commentator.

The service is getting better and better, the service staff is not far away, the care is great

It's a small museum and a voice guide. It's free or 5 euros. The voice guide will give you a good history like Hugo and his works. If you're in the Marais area and have time, it's worth going. Luggage must be checked.

Victor Hugo's former residence, located next to the Rising Sun Square, is now a city museum that retains its original appearance, showing the life of the great writer and poet, as well as Hugo's own impressionist sketches and portraits. The living room of the former residence is very Chinese, where you can see Hugo's Chinese complex