Maison de Nicolas Flamel
Paris, France
It is considered the oldest stone house in Paris, built as early as 1407, unlike the oldest robinia.
The Maison de Nicolas Flamel, built in 1407, is considered the oldest stone house in Paris. It belonged to the famous public writer and alleged alchemist Nicolas Flamel. The building's facade is adorned with carved religious inscriptions and symbols. Currently, the ground floor houses a restaurant, and the upper floors still contain apartments.
- Visit time: 10 min
How long does it take to visit Maison de Nicolas Flamel?
Plan about 10 min.
Nearby
- Musée des Arts et Métiers — 330 m
- Centre Pompidou — 340 m
- Hôtel de Soubise — 480 m
- Église Saint-Merri — 520 m
- Tour Saint-Jacques — 690 m
- Porte Saint-Denis — 700 m
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