Hôtel du Lion Noir

(111 rue Emile Zola)

The hotel du Lion Noir (Black Lion) was built at the end of the XVIth century to replace a house destroyed by a fire in February 1559. From the arms found on the main fireplace, it belonged successively to the families Huez, Largentier, Le Marguenat and Angenoust. Its beautiful courtyard and gallery is a pure example of the second Renaissance style in France.