This elegant villa where haute-couturier Christian Dior spent his childhood and now turns into a musée having been consecrated to him. Located at Rue, Estouville, Granville, France.
The park-line garden with lawns surrounded with trees, roses and colourful bed plants. The house is also overlooking the sea from the north side of the Lower Town.
What to expect inside the museum and jardin Christian Dior?
- The musée exhibits an eye-popping collection of Dior’s work as well as poster, publicity photographs and other memorabilia.
- Shops (They sell Christian Diors products)
- Every summer they have special exhibition in the garden.
How to get there?
How much it cost?
Going in to the garden is free but there is an entrance fee in the museum tariff 7 euros per guest (musée tarif Plein: 7 Euros) For more information about the dates and opening times click here.
Important Reminders for every guest:
Camera is not allowed to use inside the museum.
How was our experience?
Amazing the garden is beautiful, clean and there are too many posters and signage printed with facts about his creations. It was educational going to the garden and very relaxing place go and to live as well. The museum is very pretty loads of beautiful memorabilia. His life, family, education and work are there. If you pay for a visit you’ll discover so many things inside the museum. It’s worth a visit especially if you are keen on fashion and lifestyle. You will get more inspirations from him.
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| She's not yet ready for a pose. |
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| Back garden |
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| Mother and daughter (Behind is the head statue of Christian Dior) |
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| Things to see and read whilst walking in his beautiful garden. Facts and history of his creation. |
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| What a beautiful place to live over-looking the seaside. |
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| Perfume of course! |
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| pond with fountain another view of his garden |
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| Opening dates, times contact numbers and tarif. |
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| Jenny O'Toole |
Even if one is not an admirer of Christian Dior (but who isn't? :) ), the location of the museum would entice anyone to visit the villa turned museum dedicated to his work.
Lovely pictures!