Buildings classified in Calvados

Immeuble
14000 Caen

The building of the 22-24 rue Jean-Eudes in Caen, built in stone of Caen, is a 17th-century building located in the old city centre, inscribed with historical monuments since 1960.

14000 Caen

The building of the Court of Printers, a 16th century building in Caen, is a partially inscribed historical monument, built by the printer Jean Macé in Calvados.

14000 Caen

The building on 15 Caponière Street, known as the two arcade house, is a 17th–15th century building in Caen, made of Caen stone and wood panels, classified as a historical monument for its facades and roofs.

Immeuble
14000 Caen

The building on 25 rue Saint-Martin is a 17th-century civil building located in Caen, Normandy, whose façade has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1948.

14000 Caen

Historical building in downtown Caen, Normandy, whose facade and roof have been protected since 1946. Located on Rue de Geôle, it bears witness to the local architectural heritage.

14000 Caen

The building on 54 rue Saint-Pierre is a wood-paned house dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries, classified as a historic monument, located in the ancient centre of Caen, Normandy.

Immeuble
14700 Falaise

Historic building located at 24 Rue du Camp-Ferme in Falaise, Normandy. Urban monument whose exact period remains undetermined, integrated with local heritage.

14700 Falaise

17th century building located in Falaise (Calvados), remarkable for its turret pavilion and its link to the Guibray Fair. Façades and roofs classified as Historical Monuments since 1973.