A remarkable Romanesque building in Rouen, the oldest Jewish building in France, worth a visit.
It was in 1976 that the oldest Jewish building in France was discovered, during the renovation of the courtyard of the Rouen courthouse. Dating from the 12th century, the Sublime House is a Romanesque building that is well worth a visit. It is important to know that the current district of the Palace of Justice was that of the Jewish community in the Middle Ages. This community was at the heart of the economic activity and largely participated in the development of the city. During your visit, your guide will tell you all the secrets of the remains of this building which seems out of time.
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Opening time and information on LA MAISON SUBLIME
Visits only on Saturdays at 10:30 am and 2:30 pm and on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:30 pm. Free for children under 6. Adults: €9.50. Children (aged 6 to 18): €8.50. Group (10 people): €8.50 (accompanying adult free). Vacation vouchers. Partial tours for PRM. Guided tours (guided tours only).
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Located in Rouen, La Maison Sublime is an ancient Jewish monument in France. Dating back to the 12th century, this Romanesque building was discovered in August 1976 when the courtyard of the Palais de Justice was being repaved. A visit to this address will enable you to learn more about the secrets of this monument's remains and the city's medieval history. You'll also discover impressive Hebrew graffiti engraved on the wall. Please note that this historic site is only accessible to guided tours. Prior reservation is required. An address well worth a visit!
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