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Under the Ancien Regime, the Rue des Halles housed the town's covered market; today it is the last covered street in the Department.
Its oldest arches date from the 14th century. On one side were fishmongers and on the other side, butchers.
Nearby, the Place du Marché, formerly the Place aux Herbes, was once the location of fruit- and vegetable-sellers, but it was also the main site of the Tarasque games, as the race took place around the well in the middle of the square.
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Its oldest arches date from the 14th century. On one side were fishmongers and on the other side, butchers.
Nearby, the Place du Marché, formerly the Place aux Herbes, was once the location of fruit- and vegetable-sellers, but it was also the main site of the Tarasque games, as the race took place around the well in the middle of the square.
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Under the Ancien Regime, the Rue des Halles housed the town's covered market; today it is the last covered street in the Department.
Its oldest arches date from the 14th century. On one side were fishmongers and on the other side, butchers.
Nearby, the Place du Marché, formerly the Place aux Herbes, was once the location of fruit- and vegetable-sellers, but it was also the main site of the Tarasque games, as the race took place around the well in the middle of the square.
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Its oldest arches date from the 14th century. On one side were fishmongers and on the other side, butchers.
Nearby, the Place du Marché, formerly the Place aux Herbes, was once the location of fruit- and vegetable-sellers, but it was also the main site of the Tarasque games, as the race took place around the well in the middle of the square.
Accessible for...
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