Hôtel de Chazerat

This mansion was built in the former Rue des Nobles for Charles-Antoine de Chazerat, the last Intendant of Auvergne. It opens onto a remarkable oval courtyard, punctuated by fluted pilasters. The white and gold salon d’honneur is adorned with gypseries. It opens onto a garden. The vestibule is painted in(…)

This mansion was built in the former Rue des Nobles for Charles-Antoine de Chazerat, the last Intendant of Auvergne. It opens onto a remarkable oval courtyard, punctuated by fluted pilasters. The white and gold salon d’honneur is adorned with gypseries. It opens onto a garden. The vestibule is painted in trompe-l’oeil. The ensemble is the finest example of 18th-century neoclassical architecture in Auvergne. It houses the Direction régionale des Affaires culturelles.
Guided tours by the Tourist Office, led by guides certified by the French Ministry of Culture.

Soft mobility: T2c, streetcar A, Delille and Hôtel de Ville stops less than 500 m away.