Housing the Languedoc Museum and also called the Hôtel Jacques-Coeur (after the Bourges financier who lived here in the 15C) or the Hôtel de Lunaret, this fine building was in the 17C the headquarters of the magistrates responsible for the administration of the royal possessions in Languedoc. They had the triple flight staircase built and the courtyard façade with superimposed colonnades.