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L' hôtel Saint-Pol (orthographié alternativement hôtel Saint-Paul) est une demeure royale constituée pendant la période de la guerre de Cent Ans à Paris, sur la rive droite de la Seine, par la réunion de quatre propriétés préexistantes dont le dauphin, futur Charles V fit l'acquisition de 1361 à 1365. L'ensemble des bâtiments ...

The Hôtel Saint-Pol was a royal residence begun in 1360 by Charles V of France on the ruins of a building constructed by Louis IX. It was used by Charles V and Charles VI.

1360 Foundation of the Saint-Pol Hotel Charles V decides to build a new princely hotel in the Marais, which will become his private residence. All Paris are available to you! The Marais, the banks of the Seine, Notre-Dame...

One of the many courtyards and passages The area owes its name to the former Hôtel Saint-Pol, the residence of Charles V. The king, who was passionate about architecture, bought several mansions located around the current Rue Charles V. He drew a series of plans in order to convert them into a new royal palace.

He built a new residence, the Hôtel Saint-Pol, in the Marais quarter, close to the safety of the Bastille fortress; and later the Louvre Palace and then the Vincennes Palace became the royal residences. The Kings of France did not entirely abandon the Palace.

The main entrance to the Hôtel Saint-Pol, also vanished now, was on the quai des Célestins. The quay was rebuilt and paved in 1705. Notable locations. At the level of the boulevard Henri-IV is the square Henri-Galli, notable for the remains of one of the eight towers of the Bastille prison.

It runs from rue du Petit-Musc to rue Saint-Paul and was originally known as rue des Lions Saint-Paul because it opened on a part of the former Hôtel Saint-Pol palace built for King Charles V in 1360 and later used by Charles VI.

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