Classified as a Historic Monument, the Palais de Luppé is a former 17th-century mansion enlarged and transformed into a neo-Florentine-style palace in the early 20th century by Viscount Gaston de Luppé, a sculptor and patron of the arts.
An artists' home, an artistic ideal, the Palais de Luppé is the culmination of the neo-Florentine artistic movement, the Villa Medicis in Arles.
Whether on a self-guided or guided tour, or for an overnight stay, the Palais de Luppé is an unusual and timeless place to add to your travel itinerary.
Whether on a self-guided or guided tour, or for an overnight stay, the Palais de Luppé is an unusual and timeless place to add to your travel itinerary.
