* The Victor Hugo Museum apartment is located in the most iconic place of the Marais quarter, on Place des Vosges. The writer lived here from 1832 to 1848 on the second floor of a mansion that once belonged to the Rogan aristocrat family. Victor Hugo's friend, the equally famous writer Alexandre Dumas, jokingly settled one of the famous characters in his novel The Three Musketeers, the villainess and seductress Milady, at the same address. The museum was opened in 1903, after Hugo's death, and is dedicated to the centenary of his birth. The museum preserves the intimate atmosphere of the writer's life, his personal belongings, collections, manuscripts, drawings, paintings, sculptures, first editions of works and much more. The decor and decoration of the apartment itself, left over from the time of Victor Hugo, in the style and taste of the 19th century, is also interesting.