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30300 Beaucaire

Historic building in the centre of Beaucaire, in Occitanie, remarkable for its carved decoration on the first floor and its niche housing a statue of the Virgin.
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30000 Nîmes

This 18th-century mansion in Nîmes illustrates the suburban architecture of the period, with its wrought iron balconies and its characteristic façade on Rue Notre-Dame.
Building, 11 Rue de la Ferrage in Nîmes
Immeuble
30000 Nîmes

17th-century building located 11 rue de la Ferrage in Nîmes, former house of dyers linked to the Agau Canal. Façade adorned with ionic capitals and a portal classified Historic Monument.
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30300 Beaucaire

18th-century building in Beaucaire, Occitanie, remarkable for its facade decorated with balconies, carved heads and antique ironwork. Ranked Historic Monument in 1946.
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30000 Nîmes

Renaissance building of the seventeenth century in Nîmes, remarkable for its decorated facade and its history of residence of notable. Ranked Historic Monument in 2005 and 2016.
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30900 Nîmes

18th-century building in Nîmes, Occitanie, remarkable for its carved door and wrought iron balcony. Witness of the civil architecture of the time.
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30700 Uzès

16th century Renaissance building located in Uzès in Occitanie, classified as a Historic Monument for its interior facades. Witness of the civil architecture of the period.
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30000 Nîmes

18th-century building in Nîmes, Occitanie, remarkable for its wrought iron balcony in 'onde' style and its partial medieval history.