Immeuble, 7 Grande-rue

The building at number 7 Grande-rue displays residential architecture typical of eastern France from its construction era. It stands on a significant medieval street and retains period details in its design.

The building earned monument historique status for its architectural significance. This designation recognizes its role in preserving the heritage of Grande-rue.

The building contributes to Grande-rue's character as a mixed street where locals and visitors walk among shops and residential structures. The street reflects how daily life has unfolded in the old town for generations.

The building sits within easy walking distance from Place Stanislas and can be spotted while strolling through the old town. The exterior is viewable directly from the street as you explore the surrounding area.

Grande-rue has a dramatic past as the street where Charles the Bold's body was transported following the 1477 battle nearby. This event became embedded in the city's memory and gave the street lasting historical weight.