TOWN HALL
The hotel houses a monumental staircase decorated with two canvases, and welcomes the City Council and the public during its meetings.
Discover a magnificent neo-Renaissance building with a ceremonial balcony. The façade is decorated with garlands and foliage, and the clock is framed by two statues. A stained-glass window depicts Eleanor of Aquitaine confirming the town's charter as a commune. Built between 1869 and 1875 by Guérinot, the building houses a monumental staircase, reminiscent of the one at the Opéra Garnier. Two paintings by Puvis de Chavannes from 1874 are on display: Saint Fortunat reading poems to Saint Radegonde at Sainte-Croix Abbey, and the Battle of Charles Martel.
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a une façade absolument sculpter
le personnel tres agreable . bravo
A l'intérieur, un bel escalier en marbre blanc.
A l'extérieur, une grande place, centre de la ville.
Faire attention les jours de pluie, ça glisse !