Centre abbé Pierre Emmaüs

The Centre Abbé Pierre Emmaüs displays personal belongings, photographs, and documents illustrating the life of French Catholic priest Henri Grouès and the Emmaus movement.

Founded in 2012, this museum preserves the memory of Abbé Pierre, who dedicated his life to supporting homeless people and established the international Emmaus movement.

The museum received the 'Maisons des Illustres' designation, marking its importance in French national heritage as a place that commemorates influential historical figures.

Located 30 kilometers north of Rouen, the museum opens daily from 10:00 to 18:00, offering guided tours and access to a collection of 3,000 digitized documents.

The site includes Abbé Pierre's preserved bedroom and the chapel where he conducted mass, alongside an outdoor exhibition featuring large-scale street art installations.

Location: Esteville

Inception: 2012

Founders: Emmaus International

Website: http://www.centre-abbe-pierre-emmaus.org/

Phone: +33235238776

Email: contact@centre-abbe-pierre-emmaus.org

Website: http://centre-abbe-pierre-emmaus.org

GPS coordinates: 49.60556,1.21972

Latest update: March 20, 2025 23:31