MEDIEVAL HALL

Built in the seventeenth century, this halfway hall with a magnificent wooden frame of two pans and two restored croupes has now been owned by the city since 1821. Classified as a historic monument in 1972, the restoration of its core company years later has truly offered a new life to this monument, which can now host a fair. That happens four times a year. The market also takes place once a week, as well as the small nature market in summer. Napoleon used the halle as a surrender for his troops, while he was in the house in the wooden pan, at the corner, named the ducs of Luxembourg. We can always see it. As for the halle, she hosts the Music Festival and the Christmas market. A small break in the heart of the village.