GRAIN HALLS

The Halles are located on the Scorbé-Clairvaux fairgrounds. Built in the ^18th century, during the reign of Louis XV, the monument was erected on a site that already had a commercial vocation, with the Haut-Clairvaux already hosting numerous fairs. As early as the ^16th century, a weekly grain market was held here, and every January 14, a large fair dedicated to Saint Neomaye took place. Now restored (in 1995), the halles welcome local producers and craftsmen on Tuesdays.