To mark European Heritage Days, come and discover the Maison des Musiciens Italiens – a masterpiece of guild architecture – aduring a guided tour.
This Rococo-style house was built in 1752 for the Countess of Argenson. In 1986, it became the headquarters of the Union Compagnonnique des Compagnons du Tour de France des Devoirs Unis. This institution aims to provide apprenticeships and training in manual and technical arts and trades.
The grounds were listed as a historic monument in 1950, and the house itself was listed in 1976.
The grounds were listed as a historic monument in 1950, and the house itself was listed in 1976.
