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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The house at 23 rue des Tonneliers in Strasbourg is a historical monument dating back to the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. This building, typical of Alsatian civil architecture, is distinguished by its street façade and staircase, two elements protected since 1929. Its inscription in the title of historical monuments underlines its heritage importance in the urban landscape of Strasbourg.

The building is part of the historical fabric of Strasbourg, a city marked by both French and Germanic influences. In modern times (XVIth-15th centuries), bourgeois houses like this reflected the prosperity of local artisans and merchants, often organized into corporations. These buildings served as both a place of residence, a workshop and a symbol of social status in a city in full economic and cultural expansion.

The 1929 protection, limited to the façade and staircase, indicates a desire to preserve architectural elements representative of this period. No additional information is available on any owners, architects or milestone events specifically related to this monument. The sources mention only its specific address (23 rue des Tonneliers) and its Insee code associated with Bas-Rhin (67).

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