Maison littéraire de Victor Hugo - Victor Hugo et les Misérables, de la réalité à l'idéal

Sunday 12 April 2026

from 15:30

Location : Maison Littéraire Victor Hugo

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45 rue Vauboyen

Château des Roches

91570

Bièvres

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Latitude : 48.756749

Longitude : 2.202408

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Location

Maison Littéraire Victor Hugo

45 rue Vauboyen

Château des Roches

91570

Bièvres

Presentation

The exhibition "Victor Hugo and Les Misérables, from reality to ideal" offers a captivating immersion into the world of one of the greatest French writers.

Through a tailored visit, participants discover the historical, social, and political context in which Victor Hugo wrote his work, as well as how he transformed reality into a powerful humanist ideal. Manuscripts, illustrations, and period artifacts help to better understand the novel's scope and the values it champions, such as justice, solidarity, and redemption. This exploration is extended through creative writing exercises centered on the iconic characters of Les Misérables.