Among the beautiful mansions along the Tarn, the hotel Malpel dominates the left bank with its massive square tower. It is the largest mansion of the quai de Villebourbon and is distinguished by an original plan "H" between courtyard and terraces. History.
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Between 1654 and 1664, Jean de Blasy, counselor at the Court des aides buys eight contiguous plots along the river to build a new home. Although it could be a namesake, Jean de Blasy would also be the owner of the hotel that rented the Court of the helps to the current passage of the old Palace.
The inventory also reveals the presence of family weapons in the stairwells of the two hotels: a rooster with a crown surmounted by three stars. In the eighteenth century, the hotel was...