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The Mazar Pavilion, located in Toulouse, is a building probably built in 1826, during the first half of the 19th century. It adopts an almost square plan, marked by regular arcades in the middle hanger resting on pilasters on the ground floor. Its interior is characterized by a vast free space, dominated by a central lantern, reflecting a functional and aesthetic architectural design.

The Mazar Pavilion was listed as a Historic Monument by arrest on 27 May 1993. Its protected elements specifically include the pavilion itself, identified under cadastral reference AB818 484. Although its current use (visit, rental, accommodation) is not specified in the sources, its architecture and status make it a notable testimony of the Toulouse heritage of the time.

The available sources, including Monumentum and Mérimée data, locate the pavilion at two nearby addresses: 13 rue Sainte-Ursule and 5 bis rue du Prieuré, both in downtown Toulouse. The accuracy of this location is considered satisfactory, and photographs licensed under Creative Commons, such as Didier Descouens, document its current appearance.

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