Source: © 2010 - Françoise Binder – Office de tourisme de Montpellier
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In 1678, Louis XIV gave the order for a general hospital to be built for the poor and destitute on the site of the Couvent des Carmes (Carmes Convent).
The chapel assigned to the hospital, dedicated to Saint Charles, was extended and remodelled by Jean Giral in 1751, then by Jacques Nogaret.
It has quite an unusual floor plan: its two levels of galleries, equivalent to the floors of the hospital, meant residents could see everything that was going on!
Listed as a historical monument in 1947, the chapel now houses the Maison des Choeurs where the city's choristers rehearse and public concerts are held.
Source: OT MONTPELLIER
Place Albert 1er, Montpellier
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