Maison Rouge, the time-stepped residence, traces its roots to the 14th century. Once belonged to Pierre Voisin, a man close to Amédée VI of Savoie, this hourglass-shaped monument now stands as a gallery, preserving the enigmatic tales of Conflans and Albertville within its imposing brick fortress. This architectural marvel, with an Italian Gothic flair, transports you to eras of Celtic, Roman, and French rule, all playing out at the meeting of the Arly and Isère rivers. So, pull up a chair and let the legends of Conflans unravel before your eyes, as Maison Rouge continues to stand, a sincere testament to an era gone by.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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