No one will visit this museum on their first visits to Paris, unless you are a fan of the writer and his works. But if you want a contrast with large museums saturated with tourists, then you can take quite a bit of time and go to the "light" of a famous writer. The museum is located in a very modest house where he lived, in the 16th rich district, so it looks even more contrasting. Nearby is a small garden, it is very nice. So you can imagine that once, over a cup of tea or a glass of wine, looking into the distance at the city, the writer conceived the plot of his next work. The exposition inside is very small, but interesting for fans of his work. A curious detail - the house has an emergency exit to another street, so the writer escaped from creditors. The entrance is free. There are practically no tourists.
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