Maison de Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo, the celebrated French novelist, once called this house his home. Located in Paris, it is a place where history and literature come together, allowing visitors to step into the daily life of the author of "Les Misérables" and "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame."

The Living Spaces and Personal Artifacts

Inside the house, rooms are carefully restored to reflect the era when Victor Hugo lived there. Personal items, handwritten letters, and furniture create an authentic atmosphere, providing a glimpse into Hugo’s creative world. Each corner tells a story, with displays showcasing his literary achievements as well as the style of 19th-century Parisian life.

A Hub for Literary and Political Life

This house was not only Victor Hugo’s residence but also a meeting place for writers, artists, and politicians of his time. The walls have witnessed many important discussions and creative exchanges. Today, the space serves as a museum, preserving the memory of Hugo’s influence on French culture and history.