Introduction
Its conception dates back to the 13th century. Originally, it was a district crossed by the Seille River and occupied by moneychangers. There's no denying the southern ambience of Place Saint-Louis, with its tightly-packed rows of houses. This singular appearance owes much to the public squares and monuments of the Italian republics, and gives it a Siennese allure.
Practical Information
Subject of tourist venue - historic building
- Vernacular architecture
Styles or dates of tourist venue - historic building
- Mediaeval
Pets welcome
- YES
Conditions of visit (individuals)
- Tour of exterior only
Accessible for disabled people
- Yes
Free
- YES
