Historic site and monument
La Rue de l'Armillerie
Description
The street name comes from the Latin "Armilla", which recalls the presence of jewelers and jewellers on this street.
No. 18 Servan-Nugues mansion, 17th-18th c., with its facade featuring round-arched arches and diamond-tipped decoration.
At n°25, a 14th-century town house, Romans' 1st town hall.
The town's motto read:
"Par ses bonnes coutumes et par ses bons citoyens, Romans se gouverne".
Accès
- Rue de l'Armillerie 26100 Romans-sur-Isère
Further information
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Equipements
Parking nearby
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Spoken languages
French
Opening
All year round daily.
Prices
Free of charge.
Contact
La Rue de l'Armillerie
Rue de l'Armillerie
26100 Romans-sur-Isère
26100 Romans-sur-Isère
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Updated on 17/03/2026
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