Musée Édith Piaf
Personal objects, photographs and letters of Édith Piaf, in two small rooms of an apartment where she briefly lived. from its own pages ↗
Translation · original in French
“Ouvert uniquement sur rendez-vous, du lundi au mercredi, de 13h à 18h.”Translation · original in French
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Rate: 10 €Translation · original in French
Tarif : 10 €Practical
Musée Édith Piaf: address
5 Rue Crespin du Gast, 75011 Paris, FranceOpen in Google Maps →✓ musee-edithpiaf.com/le-musee · 2026-10-16Musée Édith Piaf: opening hours
Open by appointment only, Monday to Wednesday, from 1 pm to 6 pm.Translation · original in French
Ouvert uniquement sur rendez-vous, du lundi au mercredi, de 13h à 18h.Musée Édith Piaf: what should I know before visiting?
In two small rooms of an apartment where Piaf lived briefly, you can discover personal objects, photographs, letters and mementos that tell the story of her life and career. This intimate museum offers an immersive experience without explanatory panels, creating a lived-in atmosphere.Translation · original in French
Dans deux petites pièces d’un appartement où Piaf a vécu brièvement, on découvre des objets personnels, des photos, des lettres et des souvenirs qui racontent sa vie et sa carrière. Ce musée intime, propose une expérience immersive sans panneaux explicatifs, créant une atmosphère habitée.Created in 1978 by Bernard Marchois, the Edith Piaf Museum is located in the apartment where Edith Piaf lived with her daughter Marcelle.
Translation · original in French
Créé en 1978 par M. Bernard Marchois, le Musée Édith Piaf est situé dans l’appartement où Édith Piaf vivait avec sa fille Marcelle.