Maison de Balzac

. Balzac's former residence is about 1 km away from the Eiffel Tower. From some angles of the former residence, you can see the coordinates of the high-rise city. Don't make an afternoon out of it, walk slowly from the tower, and stop to take pictures when you see interesting things, so it takes only half an hour to walk. . The home is shown in Balzac's studio, a small black square table placed coffee cups, as if Balzac had just drunk, and left here. The workshop also placed some of Balzac's precious manuscripts and portraits of characters in the book, where he completed the revision of "human comedy", this giant work contains ninety-one novels and essays, a total of more than 2,400 characters. I sometimes write manuscripts, knowing how rare this burning inspiration is, when there is no inspiration, come here for a walk, have an afternoon tea in the small courtyard, may be pleasant scenery, happy mood, go back seems to be able to type a few more lines. "Occasionalism is the greatest novelist in the world: if you want to think inexhaustible, just study accidental. Balzac

The surrounding environment is particularly beautiful, the scenery is quite good, and the environment is particularly quiet. However, there are not many tourists, plus we came here earlier, almost we are in the private venue, salty and particularly cool

Mobile navigation to Balzac's former residence. There are not many exhibits. The coffee pot is reminiscent of great writers drinking coffee to refresh themselves for writing. The courtyard turned around and found no back door for him to escape debt.

Balzac's former residence is in a very remote place, a little difficult to find. But don't worry, because District 16 is a very safe area. It's not a problem to have fewer people. But before I found it here, I also wanted to buy tickets. In addition, people were very tired, so I looked at it at the door and did not go down. After returning home, my friend told me that in fact, there is no money here, so I regret not going down to see it. Next time, I must not miss it! _________

Visit Balzac's former residence. On a slope, it looks like a bungalow on the top, and on the bottom it looks like a three-storey building with a small courtyard. I can't see the picture below. I can only take a picture of the model. The whole picture is not meaningful.