Circuit balade autour de 11 chaussures géantes en ville

The Musée de la chaussure moves beyond its walls. 11 monumental shoes inspired by models from the museum, each around 2m high, are set up along a shopping trail.Depart from the Tourist Office with a map dedicated to shoes!

Great designers are represented: Charles Jourdan, Robert Clergerie, Stéphane Kélian, Andrea Pfister, Stéphane Couvé-Bonnaire, Bruno Frisoni and André Pérugia and Christian Louboutin.

The aim: to astonish, challenge and inspire visitors to push open the Museum's doors.

Shoe n°1: "Escarpin à talon aiguille" by Charles Jourdan - Place Jean Jaurès near the OT.
Shoe no. 2: "Chaussure sans Talon" by André Pérugia - Parvis de la Gare
Shoe no. 3: "Chaussure Masque" by André Pérugia - Rue Jacquemart
Shoe no. 4: "Chaussure Pensée" by christian Louboutin - Cours Pierre Didier
Shoe no. 5: "Mule Pince" by Robert Clergerie - Place Ernest Gailly
Shoe no. 6: "Derby Tressé" by Stéphane Kelian - Place Charles de Gaulle
Shoe no. 7: "Chaussure Poisson" by André Pérugia - Quai de l'Isère
Shoe no. 8: "Escarpin Choc-Choc" by Bruno Frisoni for Roger Vivier - Place Jules Nadi
Shoe no. 9: "Escarpin Etoilé" by Andrea Pfister - Ruer Bistour in front of the Museum entrance
Shoe no. 10: "Escarpin Girafe" by Stéphane Couvé-Bonnaire - Carrefour de l'Europe
Shoe no. 11: "Derby Roel" by Robert Clergerie - Avenue Gambetta in front of Marques Avenue

Jean-Luc Tamisier and Sylvie Favel, commissioned by the city, are responsible for this urban scenography and the design of the pedestals.