Chaplin's World by Grévin

In 1952, Chaplin moved to Switzerland. For Chaplin, his wife Oona and their eight children, the Manoir de Ban was a refuge, a place of privacy and serenity. It was also where he continued working on scripts, books, films, and musical compositions.Chaplin's World by Grévin proudly presents Charlie Chaplin and The Tramp. Meet the man and the artist in the intimate setting of his family home at the Manoir de Ban and on reconstructed film sets in the large Hollywood-style studio in the beautiful park with mountain views. Most of the legendary leading actors from his long film career are also here as beautifully rendered waxwork figures, including Edna Purviance, Virginia Cherrill from City Lights, Paulette Goddard and the formidable Eric Campbell.Welcome to the still relevant and fascinating world of the Tramp.chaplinsworld.com