Houses of famous characters classified in Occitanie

Art Deco building
66290 Cerbère

The Belvedere du Rayon Vert hotel, a 1930s art deco gem in Cerbère (Occitanie), is an ancient palace in the style of 'paquebot', classified as a historical monument, offering exceptional views of the Mediterranean.

House classified MH
46330 Saint-Cirq-Lapopie

The Henri Martin House is an iconic monument located in Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, Occitanie. This historic site, without a defined period, bears witness to the local architectural heritage.

Private hotel classified
81990 Albi

The former Bosc hotel, the home of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, is a 12th–15th century mansion in Albi, incorporating medieval ramparts and a historic brick tower.

House classified MH
46100 Figeac

Champollion's home in Figeac, located in the Lot en Occitanie, is a historical monument linked to the birth of Jean-François Champollion, famous for his deciphering of hieroglyphics.

Workshop house
34520 Saint-Maurice-Navacelles

Paul Dardé's house-workshop, built in the 20th century in Saint-Maurice-Navacelles, Occitanie, is an architectural and artistic testimony of the sculptor, mixing massive shapes and bold curves in his own workshop inhabited since 1925.

House classified MH
65000 Tarbes

The home of Marshal Foch, built in the 18th century in Tarbes, is a museum dedicated to Ferdinand Foch, classified as a historical monument in 1938. It illustrates the Louis XV pebbly architecture and houses elements of time.

09190 Lorp-Sentaraille

The home of Aristide Bergès and the former stationery of Prat du Ritou, dated from the 19th century in Lorp-Sentaraille (Occitanie), illustrate the industrial history of paper and the legacy of a pioneer hydraulic engineer.

31540 Saint-Félix-Lauragais

The home of Déodat de Séverac, an 18th-century building in Saint-Félix-Lauragais, Occitanie, is a historical monument linked to the life of the composer and his father, Gilbert de Séverac.