In this paper, I analyze passages through Passage du Grand-Cerf, one of the passages in Paris. First, I consider the façade and the interior of L’hôtellerie du Grand-Cerf utilizing "Plan de Turgot" (1739) and "Le plan Vasserot" (1810–1828). In addition, I identify Passage du Grand-Cerf as an expression of a passage on the 1695 map and the name related to this passage on the 1763 map. Finally, I ponder the interior of this passage with the "Cadastre Napoléonien" (1828) and clarify how the hôtellerie was changed into this passage using other maps.
Matsumoto et al. (Sun,) studied this question.