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Buildings classified in the Loiret

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4 classified building dans le Loiret

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45200 Montargis

17th and 18th century building located in Montargis, in the Centre-Val de Loire, remarkable for its wooden staircase with balusters and wood-paned cage in a historic street of the city.
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45000 Orléans

Historic building in central Orleans, in architectural harmony with rue Jeanne d'Arc, designed to enhance the cathedral. Facade protected since 1945.
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45000 Orléans

20th century historic building located in Orléans, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, remarkable for its architecture aligned according to a municipal ordinance designed to enhance the cathedral.
Buildings

45500 Gien

The buildings of Gien, dated from the 16th century, are historic monuments located on Rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville and Parmentier, in the Centre-Val de Loire. Their architecture reflects this pivotal period.
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45000 Orléans

Historic building in the centre of Orléans, located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc, remarkable for its homogeneous 19th century architecture designed to highlight the nearby cathedral.
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45000 Orléans

20th century historic building located in Orléans, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, classified for its facade and its cover. An emblematic urban heritage of rue Jeanne-d'Arc.
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45000 Orléans

Historic building in central Orleans, located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc, remarkable for its homogeneous architecture of the eighteenth century, designed to enhance the nearby cathedral.
Buildings

45000 Orléans

These 16th and 18th century buildings, located in Place du Châtelet in Orléans, illustrate Renaissance civil architecture with preserved decorative elements such as ground ceilings and a wrought iron ramp.