The Episcopal Palace of Rodez was made an Historic Monument in 1942.

The old episcopal palace of the 15th century, lay between the transept of the present cathedral and the rampart of the city.
Paul-Louis-Philippe de Lezay de Lusignan was appointed Bishop of Rodez in 1684.
He began the construction of the current palace upon his arrival, which ended in 1694.
The palace was built in the style of Louis XIII with a staircase reminiscent of the Château de Fontainebleau.
The Episcopal Palace of Rodez was made an Historic Monument in 1942.
The old episcopal palace of the 15th century, lay between the transept of the present cathedral and the rampart of the city. Paul-Louis-Philippe de Lezay de Lusignan was appointed Bishop of Rodez in 1684. He began the construction of the current palace upon his arrival, which ended in 1694. The palace was built in the style of Louis XIII with a staircase reminiscent of the Château de Fontainebleau.
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