This mansion was built in 1530-1549 by order of Jacques Call, which was a senior nobleman in Orleans. After the death of King Francis II, the house for unknown reasons was owned by the authorities, and in the XVIII century the bodies of city government were placed in it. The building was reconstructed and attached, and in 1840. Opposite the entrance, a sculpture depicting Jeanne d’Arc, one of the main personalities in the history of Orleans and France, was installed.
From 1790 to 1982. The city hall was located here, which is now in the building opposite. Currently, he is the Palace of Marriage, and the activities of the city administration are also held here. In free from all events and weddings, the entrance to the mansion is open to everyone and everyone for free, it works as a museum in which the authentic situation of the mid -19th century has been preserved, including wallpaper, panels on the walls, furniture, luxurious tapestries that were in the houses of aristocrats.
Nearby there is a beautiful kindergarten, where there are always flowering flower beds and many people who want to take a photo.
From 1790 to 1982. The city hall was located here, which is now in the building opposite. Currently, he is the Palace of Marriage, and the activities of the city administration are also held here. In free from all events and weddings, the entrance to the mansion is open to everyone and everyone for free, it works as a museum in which the authentic situation of the mid -19th century has been preserved, including wallpaper, panels on the walls, furniture, luxurious tapestries that were in the houses of aristocrats.
Nearby there is a beautiful kindergarten, where there are always flowering flower beds and many people who want to take a photo.
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