The Saint-Jory hotel was built around 1545 Baragnon Cross Street in the historic center of Toulouse for the magistrate Michel Dufaur of Saint-Jory.
In 1770, the building was purchased by the family of Castellane which proceed with the destruction of Saint-Jory hotel to build a new building in neoclassical style. It consists of several buildings arranged around two courtyards. It is distinguished also by his monumental gate and ironwork.
The portal is flanked by two wings that serve as terraces for the apartments on the 1st floor, decorated with a grid. With this in Castellane hotel that was founded in 1831 the Archaeological Society of the South.
From the oldest hotel in Saint-Jory, it remains as window frames that were deposited in 1835 at the Musée des Augustins.
The site of the former hotel building and its successor can stake a free ride or guided in the historic center of Toulouse. Information 08 92180180.
