Victor Hugo Birthplace

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Besançon, France

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Historical place museum· Tourist attraction

Victor Hugo Birthplace Details

Victor Hugo Birthplace is located in Besançon, France on 140 Grande Rue. Victor Hugo Birthplace is rated 4.1 out of 5 in the category historical place museum in France.

Address

140 Grande Rue

Postal code

25000

City

Besançon

Country

France

Phone

+33 381878535

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Marian George
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Not so many personal belongings... only citations from his work on the walls...

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Pijus Ash
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If you are staying at Besancon, and happens to be fan of his writings, visit birth place of Victor Hugo. Moderate collection!

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Alex Fernandez
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Fantastic city not to be missed

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Daniela Dell'Isola
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Not so big and not so fantastic, but interesting

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Mathew Johnson
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Interesting because I like french literature. The problem is to get there, it's dangerous. A Car arrive at high speed while we where taking pictures of the house. We were deeply shocked

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Victor Nistor
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Interesting, in principle, but I could not find many original exhibits

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Antoine M
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It's a rather curious place as I discovered it by accident for lack of proper signage. However, I was visiting Saint John cathedral and happened past this rather obscure but significant birthplace of Victor Hugo. Most curious of all, VH was born in this unremarkable building, his family left Besançon when Hugo was just six weeks old and never returned! Even inside is very sparse especially knowing that he never really grew up in this unremarkable address, 14 Grand Rue, Besançon. What really interesting to me is the copy of the only letter he wrote to his fellow inhabitants of his birthplace, thus: \Je suis un pierre de la route où marche l'humanité\ roughly translated as \I am a stone of the road where humanity walks\. It costs 2.50 to enter. Worth it? You be the judge. I mean, there's so many museums and libraries that dedicated entire sections to Victor Hugo, this place is just a \look then move on\ kind of experience.

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Raul
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It was a whole new experience! A great point of view about Victor Hugo's life!

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