Route history of the houses of writers

The historical Route of the houses of writers is a tourist tour of France covering the Île-de-France, other than the capital-even, and the valley of Low the the Seine, i.e. downstream from Paris, which makes it possible to visit the residences of thirteen writers, that is to say twelve places (of which that of the couple Aragon-Triplet).

South-east in the North-West, can be visited:

• the house of Stephan Mallarmé with the Vulaines-on-Seine (Seine-et-Marne) 4, quai Stéphane Mallarmé
• the house of Elsa Triplet and Louis Aragon with Saint-Arnoult-in-Yvelines (Yvelines) street of Villeneuve
• the datcha of Ivan Tourgueniev, become museum, to Bougival (Yvelines) 16, rue Tourgueniev
• the Château of Assembles-Cristo of Alexandre Dumas to the Port-Marly (Yvelines) 1, avenue J. - F. Kennedy
• the Musée Jean-Jacques-Rousseau to Montmorency (Val-d'Oise) 5, rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• the house of Emile Zola known as museum Dreyfus, with Médan (Yvelines)
• the castle of Maurice Maeterlinck with Médan (Yvelines)
• the castle of Jules Michelet with Vascoeuil (the Eure)
• the house of Pierre Corneille, become museum, with Small-Crown (Seine-Maritime) 502, rue Pierre Corneille
• the house of Gustave Flaubert with the hamlet of Dieppedalle-Croisset with Canteleu (Seine-Maritime) 18, quai Gustave Flaubert
• the house of Victor Hugo become museum with Villequier (Seine-Maritime) quay Victor Hugo
• the house of Maurice Leblanc known as Closed Arsene Lupin with Étretat (Seine-Maritime) 15, rue Guy de Maupassant

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