The earliest inn in Paris, recorded in historical relics. It was built in 1407 and was mainly used to shelter the poor. The owner was very good. After accidentally getting a Jewish secret book from the Middle Ages, he studied alchemy day and night and succeeded in turning lead into gold three times. He used his wealth to build 14 hospitals, three chapels, 7 cathedrals and several houses. Today's facade was renovated in the 19th century, and the Latin on the wall seems to have left a mysterious shadow behind. As a classic lover, I love this cultural background with a long history. I love culture, so Paris is unique.