The Victor Hugo House in Paris is one of two parts of his biographical and literary museum. The other is the summer house in the Channel Islands. You can see original interiors from the first half of the 19th century. portraits of the writer, his letters, manuscripts, notes and personal items were exhibited therein.
Victor Hugo is one of the most important French writers. He created the only national epic, "Legend of the Ages". His works are famous "The Miserable" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", which have forever entered the world popular culture, also through numerous ballet, musical and film performances.
The Victor Hugo Museum in Paris is located in the house where he lived. Original interiors from the beginning of the 19th century have been preserved here, with wall decorations and decorated furniture. The collection of items related to the writer includes primarily his personal items. Manuscripts of subsequent works, first editions of his books, letters, diaries and notes made while working on books were also exhibited here.
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