One of the most important in Villefranche, it was the residence of the chamberlain of Pierre de Bourbon (husband of Anne de France, daughter of Louis XI).
Built between 1492 and 1507, the Bourbon house contains many hidden treasures. In particular, the sculptures are remarkable for the quality of the artists who represented dancers, musicians and even a monk.
On the street Nationale, the entrance opens onto a large alley leading to two successive courtyards framed by three buildings, in accordance with the layout of the early 16th century.
This courtyard is not open to the public. Guided tours by the tourist office.
