QUARTIER DES CHARTRONS ET DU JARDIN PUBLIC
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Rue Notre-Dame is home to numerous boutiques selling antiques, home decor and ready-to-wear clothing
The Chartrons district owes its name to the Carthusian monastery, established at the end of the 14th century, and its wealth to the wine trade in the 18th century. The merchants built bourgeois mansions and vast warehouses containing the wine barrels. The Lainé warehouses house the CAPC, the museum of contemporary art. Rue Notre-Dame is home to numerous antique, decoration and ready-to-wear stores. The market place is a real place of life with many restaurants.
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