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Rue des Faulx

La rue des Faulx et ses maisons typiques à pans de bois, vue du Jardin de l'Hôtel de Ville.

Antiquités - Ébénisterie

Antiquaire et ébéniste, en haut de la rue Beauvoisine.

Rue Bourg L'Abbé

Dans le jardin d'une petite résidence privée de la rue Bourg L'Abbé, ancien bâtiment monastique qui donne sur l'Hôtel de Ville, une Vierge à l'Enfant, trace du passé.

"Lines"October 2008 Theme Day

Rue du Faucon / Falcon Street.

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Holà, chevalier !

Détail de la façade d'une maison à pans de bois située rue du Beffroy.

Rouen fortifiée…

Détail d'une maison située rue Étoupée.

La maison biscornue…

Au croisement des rues l'Étoupée et des Bons Enfants, une drôle de maison biscornue à pans de bois. À noter, la "niche", désormais vide de toute statuette, située au premier étage, à droite de la fenêtre.

Porte aux Rats

Détail d'une maison à pans de bois, rue Porte aux Rats…

Rue des Carmélites

La rue des Carmélites, piétonne et typique, débouche sur la place de la Rougemare. Elle est parallèle à la partie haute de la rue Beauvoisine.

Rue Saint Patrice

La rue Saint Patrice, perpendiculaire à la rue Jeanne d'Arc. On y trouve plusieurs très beaux hôtels particuliers et on aperçoit le clocher et une partie de l'église Saint Patrice, bâtie en 1535 et agrandie en 1648. Elle est renommée pour ses vitraux d'origine, montés entre 1538 et 1625.