Maison Jules Verne
Quick Facts
- Location
- France, Amiens
- Category
- Museum
- Duration
- 1-2 hours
- Opening Hours
- The museum opens seasonally with a fixed weekly closing day; check before you go
- Ticket Price
- Ticketed entry, with student and child concessions
- Address
- Maison de Jules Verne, 2 rue Charles Dubois, Amiens, France
- Coordinates
- 49.8877, 2.3017
Introduction
Jules Verne is France's most celebrated writer of science fiction and adventure, and his commemorative homes are split between two cities — a point that often confuses travellers. One is in Nantes, where he was born and spent his childhood, near the old house by the Loire, regarded as the seed of his maritime imagination; the other is in Amiens, the house on Rue Charles Dubois where he lived for much of his adult life, wrote a great many works and died, now open as a museum. The Amiens house preserves the interiors, manuscripts and books of the writer's daily life, with the study especially worth a careful look, giving a vivid sense of where novels such as Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in Eighty Days took shape.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Maison Jules Verne?
The museum opens seasonally with a fixed weekly closing day; check before you go
How much is the admission for Maison Jules Verne?
Ticketed entry, with student and child concessions
Any practical tips for visiting Maison Jules Verne?
Before setting out, confirm which house you want: Nantes is the birthplace and childhood home, Amiens the adult residence and museum. Opening times and closing days vary by season — check the official site first.
How long should I spend at Maison Jules Verne?
A typical visit takes 1-2 hours.