Maurice Leblanc's House - The Arsène Lupin Enclosure

A family estate where Maurice Leblanc, "Arsène Lupin's chronicler," lived from 1915 to 1941. He wrote a large part of his work here. This villa, with its 19th-century architecture characteristic of seaside resorts on the Normandy coast, now belongs to his only granddaughter. More than just a visit, you are invited on a true journey into the private world of an author, into his home, into his work, following in the footsteps of his characters and his famous hero.

Arsène Lupin has made this place his own and, through a scenographic tour (synchronized sound and light), reveals the secret of the Hollow Needle.