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Buildings classified in Brittany

Retrouvez les 21 buildings classified in the Brittany region recensés par Musée du Patrimoine de France.
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35000 Rennes

18th century building located Place du Palais in Rennes, typical of the post-fire architecture of 1720 with its granite arcades and roofs at the Mansart.
Building

35000 Rennes

17th-century building in Rennes, Brittany, combining masonry and wood. Fronts and roofs protected since 1967, with outbuildings dating back to the 15th century.
Building, 5 Rue Émile-Letaillandier in Lannion
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22300 Lannion

16th century building in Lannion, Brittany, remarkable for its wooden panel facade typical of the Costa Rican houses. Ranked Historic Monument in 1926.
Building

22300 Lannion

17th-century building in Lannion, Brittany, remarkable for its wood-paned facade and its successive corbellations, classified as a historical monument in 1944.
Building

35700 Rennes

The building of the 2 passage of the Carmelites, built in 1666 in Rennes, was an architectural portal of the seventeenth century, vestige of the Carmelite convent, today disappeared after its collapse in 1972.
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35400 Saint-Malo

The Hotel du 10 Cour La-Houssaye, built in 1673 in Saint-Malo, is an aristocratic building of the second half of the seventeenth century, remarkable for its painted ceiling inspired by Rennes decors.
Building

35000 Rennes

18th century building located Place du Palais in Rennes, typical of the post-fire architecture of 1720 with its granite arcades and roofs at the Mansart.
Building

35000 Rennes

18th-century building located Place du Palais in Rennes, Brittany, remarkable for its granite arcades and its classic post-fire architecture of 1720.