Discovering a 380-year-old family home

Name: Discovering a 380-year-old family home
Start: 2022-09-17T10:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Lohobiague Enea - Maison Louis XIV

Following in the footsteps of Louis XIV, discover this family house witness to the history of France, the maritime past of Saint-Jean-de-Luz and that of the family that has occupied it for almost 400

17 and 18 September 2022Passed

Conditions

4€ adult. Free -18 years and students -26 years. Leaflet provided to visitors (playful version adapted for children). Wearing of the mask recommended or mandatory according to the sanitary rules. Last access: 30 min before closing.

©Lohobiague Enea - Maison Louis XIV

Following in the footsteps of Louis XIV, discover this family house witness to the history of France, the maritime past of Saint-Jean-de-Luz and that of the family that has occupied it for almost 400 years.

Discover step by step Lohobiague Enea, a large shipowner’s house rich in its heritage of decoration, furniture, objects or old clothes.
Walk at your own pace in the rooms on the 2nd floor where the masters of the house lived and where Louis XIV lived when he married in Saint-Jean-de-Luz in 1660.
Guides and owners are waiting for you on site to give you more details and answer your questions.
Presentation, on the route of the visit, of ancient objects or clothes that served the past generations, preserved and found in its walls.
Discovery of the last phases of restoration of the French ceiling of the Grand Salon (Winter 2019), the south gallery and the large kitchen (Winter 2020)
Look at some rooms usually not visited!
http://www.maison-louis-xiv.fr/

About the location

Lohobiague Enea - Maison Louis XIV

Place Louis XIV, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz

Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Shipowner’s house built in 1643 by Joannis de Lohobiague. In 1660, for 40 days, Lohobiague Enea welcomed King Louis XIV, who had come to Saint-Jean-de-Luz to marry the Infante Marie-Thérèse of Spain.
In the same family since its construction, Lohobiague Enea, still inhabited, remains a house to live that has simply kept over the centuries, paintings, furniture and precious objects or everyday, left there by the fourteen successive generations that occupied it.
Presentation, on the route of the visit, of wax figures of the former Grévin Museum evoking the period of the royal wedding.
Numerous restoration works conducted by the family for more than forty years: interior decorations, roofs and facades, galleries, painted decoration of the Green Room. Third phase of restoration in 2019 of the French style ceiling of the Grand Salon."