Houses and villas classified in the Vosges

88130 Chamagne

Claude Gelée's house, called Le Lorrain, is a 16th and 17th century residence in Chamagne, classified as a Historic Monument in 1928 in the Great East.

88300 Attignéville

The Cross of the village of Attignéville is a stone cross dated 1684, listed as a Historic Monument, located in the Vosges in the Great East.

Masonic Temple
88100 Saint-Dié-des-Vosges

The Masonic temple of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, built in the first half of the 20th century, is a historic building located in the Vosges, famous for its symbolic decorations and glasswork signed by Jacques Gruber.

House classified MH
88000 Épinal

The Roman house of Epinal, a pumpkin-style building built between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is distinguished by its ancient architecture and its history linked to the municipal library. Located in the Vosges, it combines cultural heritage and remarkable gardens.

House classified MH
88130 Charmes

The house of the Loups, an old 16th century seigneurial residence in Charmes (Great East), illustrates the architecture of the Lorraine Renaissance with its adorned facades and its history linked to the Dukes of Lorraine.

Villa
88800 Vittel

The villas of Vittel, an architectural thermal complex of the 19th to 20th centuries, illustrate the golden age of the seaside resorts in the Vosges. Located in Vittel in the Great East, they combine eclectic styles with local history.

House classified MH
88300 Neufchâteau

The houses of Place Jeanne-d'Arc in Neufchâteau, dating from the 18th century, form a remarkable architectural complex of the Great East, combining pavilion and historical outbuildings.

Maison du Bailli
88000 Épinal

The house of the Bailli d'Epinal, Renaissance building of the early seventeenth century, is located Place des Vosges in Epinal. Classified as a historic monument, it now houses an art gallery.