For centuries, he was the host of the cardinals. In a few years, he will be the school of music, now his neighbour, soon his privileged occupant. Built between 1344 and 1348, the palace of the Thurroye, a former cardinalic residence, sheltered for a long time religious arrivals, banquets and diplomatic meetings, before being divided and lost to the rhythm of successive resales and occupants, but also of the blast of a bomb during the Second Worl…
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For centuries, he was the host of the cardinals. In a few years, he will be the school of music, now his neighbour, soon his privileged occupant. Built between 1344 and 1348, the palace of the Thurroye, a former cardinalic residence, sheltered for a long time religious arrivals, banquets and diplomatic meetings, before being divided and lost to the rhythm of successive resales and occupants, but also of the blast of a bomb during the Second Worl…