Buildings classified in Hauts-de-France

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59000 Lille

The buildings at 1-11 rue Neuve in Lille, built in the 17th century, form a protected architectural complex. Their facades and roofs, classified in 1944, illustrate the urban heritage of Lille.

Building
59000 Lille

The buildings of the 15-17 rue des Arts in Lille, listed as historical monuments in 1944, bear witness to the civil architecture of Old Lille. Formerly linked to dye corporations, they border a street full of educational and religious history since the Middle Ages.

Building
59000 Lille

The buildings at 2-10 rue de la Bourse in Lille, classified as Monument Historique, are distinguished by their facades and roofs protected since 1966. Located in the North, they illustrate the urban architecture of Lille.

Building
59000 Lille

Buildings on the rue de Ghent in Lille, built in the 17th century, are historic buildings protected for their facades and roofs. Located in the North, they illustrate the urban architecture of this time.

Building
59000 Lille

The buildings of the 34-36 rue Esquermise in Lille are historic buildings of the 17th to 18th centuries, listed as historical monuments in 1944, located in a medieval district in the heart of the city.

Building
59000 Lille

The buildings of the rue des Trois-Couronnes in Lille, classified as Historic Monument, are distinguished by their facades and roofs protected since 1966. Located in the North, they illustrate the urban architecture of Lille.

Building
59000 Lille

Historic building on 11 rue du Curé-Saint-Étienne in Lille, listed as a historical monument for its facade and roof. Located in the Hauts-de-France region, it bears witness to the local architectural heritage.

Building
59000 Lille

The building at 17 rue Fabricy in Lille, built between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is an example of civil architecture combining house, shop and workshops, adorned with ceramics from Longwy and classified as a Historical Monument.