The wooden covered market in Clisson is one of the oldest in France.
Description
The Halles are an essential part of the town of Clisson. For centuries, the Halles have been at the heart of the town's operations. Dating back to the 14th century, they have been used for a variety of purposes. From a court of justice to a place to protect armies during the Vendée Wars, they have also been a place to welcome the faithful for religious festivals.
Today, this majestic structure, made of oak, fir and chestnut, is home to Clisson's emblematic market every Friday morning. A unique market that has existed since the town's earliest days. You can stroll through the market halls all year round.
Ratings and certifications
- Registered and listed sites
- Historic site and monument
- Pays d'Art et d'Histoire
- Plus beaux détours de France
