Victor Hugo's House.

Victor Hugo's House is hidden in a corner of the most beautiful Place des Vosges in Paris. It was once the place where the great writer Victor Hugo wrote and lived for 16 years. As soon as you walk into this three-story building, it feels like time has turned back, and Hugo's life comes alive—his desk, manuscripts, and the oil paintings on the walls full of stories seem to be quietly telling you about his legendary life. It was here that Hugo wrote the masterpiece "Les Misérables." You can imagine him sitting by the window, looking at the fountain and the crowd in the square, and writing the scenery and social life of Paris into his book. This home not only witnessed his literary peak but also carried his deep thoughts on freedom and justice. Today, Victor Hugo's House has become a museum open to the public. The exhibition is rich and full of literary and historical atmosphere. Here, you can not only see the traces of Hugo's life but also enter his inner world and feel his care and passion for society. Coming here is like having a conversation with this great writer and experiencing the world he wrote about, which is both full of hope and profound.