Robert Schuman's House

Robert Schuman's House is a biographical museum housed in a traditional Lorraine residence situated on the slopes of Mont St. Quentin. The rooms contain personal objects, books, and documents that document his life and work.

The purchase of the estate in 1926 marked the start of Schuman's connection to this location, where he later played a decisive role in shaping European institutions. His years here coincided with his growing importance in post-war politics.

The house reflects the everyday life of a European statesman through rooms that show how he organized his daily routines. Visitors can observe how his political work connected to his personal retreat space.

Visitors should note that the museum is primarily accessible through guided tours and opening hours vary by season. It is wise to check in advance since visitor numbers may be limited.

The grounds include a fortified chapel from the 12th century where Schuman found his final rest. This hidden sacred site gives the location a dual significance as a memorial.

Location: Scy-Chazelles

Official opening: 2000

Address: 8-12, rue Robert-Schuman

Email: maison-robert-schuman@moselle.fr

Website: http://mosellepassion.fr/index.php/les-sites-moselle-passion/maison-de-robert-schuman

GPS coordinates: 49.11081,6.11144

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:40