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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The buildings at numbers 22 to 30 on Rue Royale in Versailles are a remarkable architectural complex, protected under the Historic Monuments. Their inscription by decree of 7 October 1931 specifically concerns facades and roofs, highlighting their heritage value in the urban landscape of the Versailles. These buildings are integrated into an emblematic area, close to the castle and the city's main historical axes.

The Rue Royale, the major artery of Versailles, reflects the planning planned under the Ancien Régime and later periods. Although the details of their initial construction or historical occupants are lacking in the available sources, their preservation reflects the importance attached to the civil architectural heritage in a city marked by its royal past. Their location, between the city centre and the surroundings of the domain of Versailles, makes them key elements of the urban fabric.

Practical information about their access (visit, rental, accommodation) is not specified in the current data. Their status as a Historical Monument, however, implies strict protection, limiting external modifications. The approximate location, noted as "passable" (level 5/10), suggests an easy identification in the neighborhood, without guarantee of absolute accuracy for GPS coordinates.

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