THE CADISSERIE

brief look back: the nobility and bourgeoisie of Marvejols prospered thanks to the textile and wool industry. Local wealth flourished in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Eimar de Jabrun family apparently stayed in this bright apartment, now called La Cadisserie because of its location in the heart of the Weavers' and Carders' quarters. Push open the heavy door on Rue de la Laine and discover a magnificent staircase leading to this single-story apartment. Lean out of each window, each offering a different view. Every room is adorned with a fireplace in a different style, and the original elm parquet flooring bathes the space in a honey hue conducive to relaxation. A library invites you to discover the regional and historical past of this area. During your stay in Gévaudan, I invite you to follow me through the village streets to hear the story of the royal city of Henry IV.