Outgoing
Museum Alexandre Dumas 1
History Exhibition
Museum Alexandre Dumas 2
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Museum Alexandre Dumas

Villers-Cotterêts

The Alexandre Dumas Museum traces three generations of literary genius, from the Napoleonic general Thomas-Alexandre Dumas to his novelist grandson and playwright great-grandson. Manuscripts, portraits, and family artifacts bring the swashbuckling dynasty to life.

literary heritage
Napoleonic history
family dynasty museum
guided tours available

Tips

📚read The Black Count before you arrive
🎖️General Dumas inspired D'Artagnan
🎤guided tours bring it to life

Museum Alexandre Dumas

24 Rue Demoustier, 02600 Villers-Cotterêts, France

Upcoming at Museum Alexandre Dumas

Friday, Jun 12
Exposition temporaire : Jeannine Dumas, parcours d'une femme engagée

Exposition temporaire : Jeannine Dumas, parcours d'une femme engagée

June 12 at 2pm

Step into an overlooked chapter of literary history. This intimate exhibition traces Jeannine Dumas, the younger daughter of Alexandre Dumas fils, from her decorated service as a WWI nurse to her lifelong crusade preserving the family legacy. Her Legion of Honor and personal artifacts reveal a woman who lived as boldly as the characters her father wrote.

Exposition temporaire "Jeannine Dumas : parcours d'une femme engagée"

Exposition temporaire "Jeannine Dumas : parcours d'une femme engagée"

June 12 at 2pm

Step into the remarkable life of Jeannine Dumas, the youngest daughter of Alexandre Dumas *fils*, who served as a WWI head nurse and fought to preserve her family's literary legacy. This intimate exhibition reveals a woman of courage and conviction who shaped history beyond the shadow of her famous name.

Saturday, Jun 13
Visite guidée - Dumas, un récit au féminin

Visite guidée - Dumas, un récit au féminin

June 13 at 2:30pm

Discover the untold stories of the women behind the Dumas legends. This guided tour introduces Marie-Louise Labouret, Marie Alexandrine Dumas, and Jeannine d'Hauterive: three remarkable women whose lives shaped one of France's greatest literary dynasties.