PLACE ALPHONSE-LEPETIT

The courthouse and its monumental staircase, which runs between two buildings and leads under a neo-Greek peristyle, sits in these places. Gambetta Street, choked out of shops, throws itself there, where small jets of water and disgusts its flow of buyers who join the rue de la Regratterie. If we take a little time, then we become a spectator of poitevine life in either of the two bars facing each other and fighting for customers. We sit in front of a glass and the flow of badgers becomes a soothing background noise, and the outpouring of the steps of the courthouse let the imagination turn at full speed.