For the 40th Journées du Patrimoine in Paris, we're discovering some of the capital's still-secret places. For example, have you heard of the Maison d'Ourscamp, also known as the Maison de l'ours? No ? Well, chances are you've already walked past it, as it's located in the heart of the Marais, on rue François Miron. So head to the 4th arrondissement to discover the Maison de l'Ours, with its Renaissance façade and basement dating back to the 13th century.
For the Journées du Patrimoine 2023, the Maison d'Ourscamp is offering free guided tours on Saturday September 16 and Sunday September 17.
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Originally, in the 13th century, this house belonged to the Cistercian abbey ofOurscamp, in the Oise region. The original cellar can still be seen in the basement, arranged around three rib-vaulted naves resting on six pillars adorned with geometric capitals. One of the side walls even houses a staircase set into the thickness of the masonry. The symmetrical ashlar facades of the two houses date from the late 16th century. They feature Renaissance-style dormers with pilasters and triglyphs.
Dates and Opening Time
From September 16th, 2023 to September 17th, 2023
Location
La Maison d'Ourscamp
44 Rue François Miron
75004 Paris 4
Access
Metro Saint Paul (line 1)
Prices
Free
