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Hôtel Thomé

Address

70 rue Saint Nicolas

26100 ROMANS-SUR-ISÈRE

Contact

Languages spoken

  • French

Description

This 16th-century house was first owned by Claude Thomé, a Roman nobleman,
Judge of the City of Romans, then Consul. He welcomed King François I on his visit to Romans in 1533.

Accessible on guided tours

This house features a Renaissance facade, with 2 floors adorned with Twin Mullioned Windows.
The first floor is punctuated by 4 boutique arches.
The door opens onto a gallery covered by a vault reinforced by mullioned ribs.
Each one rests on "culots" richly decorated with mermaids, angels, boars...
This gallery leads to a small inner courtyard.
One corner features a 4-storey Flamboyant Gothic turret, lit by mullioned windows.

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La Rue des Trois-Carreaux

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The Place aux Herbes

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Rue St Nicolas

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La Maison du Mouton

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Place Maurice Faure

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La Rue de l'Armillerie

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