Hector berlioz Museum

Hector Berlioz was born in La Côte Saint-André, Isère, on December 11, 1803, where he spent the first 18 years of his life. The house where he was born, built around 1680 in the heart of the town, has been a listed monument since 1942.
Today, it is a museum dedicated to the memory and work of this composer, considered one of the greatest exponents of European Romanticism. The museum recreates the artist's world: discover his loves, his family, listen to his music and enjoy the tranquility of his garden.

Interactive systems allow young and old alike to discover how the composer's work has been interpreted over the centuries.
Temporary exhibitions, free concerts, conferences and workshops in collaboration with the Berlioz Festival punctuate the year and make the walls resonate!

Free audio guide in French, English and German.
Auditorium
Store: publications, postcards, CDs, DVDs and related products
Educational area for young audiences and schoolchildren
Documentation center for researchers (by appointment only).

The two biographical rooms on the first floor, the auditorium and the garden are accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

Educational area, auditorium, documentation center, audioguided tours, garden, temporary exhibitions, projection and meeting rooms.

For the comfort of visitors, it is preferable to divide groups of 25 or more: one part visits the birthplace, the other attends a film screening.
Coach drop-off and parking less than 500m away, Place Berlioz