Hôtel d'Astorg

The Hôtel d'Astorg, also known as the Hôtel de Saint-Germain, features intricate stone carvings on its sixteenth-century window frames. These openings include pilasters, volutes, and details such as sea monsters and grimacing faces sculpted directly into the masonry. This mansion at sixteen rue des Changes dates to the late sixteenth century, commissioned for Guillaume de Saint-Germain and later owned by the captain and Capitoul, Jean d'Astorg.