This book examines the inns of Nîmes in the sixteenth century. Based on previously unseen documentation, it offers a comprehensive view into their branding, position, variety, and facilities, as well as the backgrounds of innkeepers[MB1] [CAT2] , the role of women, the staff, and the clientele. It also looks at the variety of services provided, misconduct, the increased royal surveillance, and the ongoing legacy of these institutions.
CLIL theme: 3378 -- HISTOIRE -- Histoire générale et thématique
