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Origin and history

The house in Vienna, in the department of Isère (region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes), is a 16th and 17th century building. It is distinguished by its facade adorned with arcades as well as by three lamp-ends, architectural elements protected by a decree of inscription in 1983. This monument illustrates the civil heritage of the Renaissance and early modern times in a city marked by its Roman and medieval history.

The location of this house is specified at 1-3 rue de la Table-Ronde, although GPS coordinates suggest a proximity to Place du Jeu de Paume. The accuracy of this location is considered poor (note of 5/10), perhaps reflecting uncertainties in archives or mapping records. Owned by a private company, its access to the public (visits, rental, accommodation) is not documented in available sources.

Classified as a Historical Monument in 1983, this house reflects the urban transformations of Vienna, a strategic city between Lyon and the Dauphiné. The arcades and lamp-ends, typical of Renaissance architecture, underline its heritage importance. Sources mention a Creative Commons license for photographs, indicating a contemporary interest in its preservation and enhancement.

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