You will discover the interior of a 19th century country house built on a hillside. With the help of documents, objects and works of art that will be presented to you, you will understand why Balzac moved here in 1837 and what his projects were.
The journey will lead you to discover the life of Léon Gambetta, who died here on December 31, 1882.
Deputy, then President of the Chamber of Deputies, three times minister and finally President of the Council: his political life is punctuated by an outstanding commitment for the Republic.
The architecture of the house allows to capture the evolution of the Parisian countryside throughout the nineteenth century. The city gains ground on the countryside. Urbanization is organized along traffic routes. The countryside has become attractive. The rich Parisian families settled there as a resort and sometimes even at home.