Musée de la Vie romantique

The Musée de la Vie Romantique, located on rue Chaptal, is dedicated to the arts of the Bourbon Restoration and the July Monarchy, especially those relating to the writer George Sand and painter Ary Scheffer.
Scheffer lived in the house for nearly thirty years, painted many of his works there and received the artistic elite of his time in the workshop cum lounge, amongst whom were Chopin, Liszt, Lamartine, Delacroix, Rossini, Thiers and Dickens.
The collection consists of a number of paintings, art objects and furniture that illustrate this brilliant period.
Host your event in the museum's garden, a charming and exceptional green setting in Paris in the heart of the 'Nouvelle Athènes' area.

Type of event

• Cocktail
• Press conference
• Dinner
• Meeting / conference / study day
• Filming

Additional information

Technical services

• Catering
• Outdoor reception area

Rooms

Disability

Physical disability:
- Paved path and courtyard
- Temporary exhibition rooms on the ground floor are accessible
- For areas inaccessible to wheelchair users (numerous steps), a free digital tool is available to explore the site virtually
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Visual impairment:
- Visit guide in braille at the welcome desk
- Large print guides are available for people with visual impairments at the museum reception.
- Audio description itinerary available on the museum's free digital application. It does not include a guide.
- Tactile visits with commentary on request
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Hearing impairment:
- Videoguides with transcripts in French Sign Language for permanent exhibitions
- Tours and workshops about collections and exhibitions in French Sign Language run by deaf tour guides and artists
- Museum staff trained in French Sign Language
- French Sign Language and lip-reading tours available if requested in advance only
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Mental disability:
- 'Practical information and introduction to the visit' guide in easy-to-read and -understand French available at the welcome desk or to be downloaded on the museum website under 'Your visit/Practical Information'

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