Musée Rimbaud

The Musée Rimbaud occupies a 17th-century mill building next to the Meuse River, featuring exhibitions about the poet's life and literary works.

The museum, which opened in 1969, received the official designation of 'musée de France' in 2003, marking its national importance in French heritage.

The museum displays over 1,300 items, including original photographs, manuscripts, and artist books that demonstrate Rimbaud's influence on subsequent generations.

Visitors can explore the museum from Tuesday to Sunday, with different opening hours during summer and winter seasons, and complete wheelchair accessibility.

The collection contains five original photographs and two self-portraits of Arthur Rimbaud, along with signed manuscripts of 'Voyelles' and 'A la musique'.

Location: Charleville-Mézières

Official opening: 1969

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Phone: +33324324465

Website: http://mairie-charlevillemezieres.fr/htm/culture/rimbaud.htm

GPS coordinates: 49.77573,4.72206

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:44