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Halls, attices and covered markets classified in Brittany

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1 hall, attic or covered market dans le Finistère
2 halls, attices and covered markets classified en Ille-et-Vilaine
2 halls, attices and covered markets classified dans le Morbihan
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Halles, then union of initiative
Halle
29430 Plouescat

The halls of Plouescat, a 16th century civil building, are the only wooden blocks of Finistère. Located in Place du Général de Gaulle, they housed markets and seigneurial justice.
Halles de Questembert
Halle
56230 Questembert

The halls of Questembert, built in the 17th century in Morbihan, are a large wooden building of 850 m2, nicknamed the 'cathedral' for its monumental structure and its central role in Breton merchant life.
Halles du Fauët
Halle
56320 Le Faouët

The Faouët Halls, built in the 17th century in Morbihan, are a remarkable example of Breton wood architecture, classified as a historical monument since 1914.
Halles Martenot de Rennes
Halle
35000 Rennes

The Martenot Halls, built in the 3rd quarter of the 19th century in Rennes, are two metal pavilions classified as historical monuments, emblematic of the Lice market in Brittany.
Cellars of Landean
Cellars
35133 Landéan

The cellars of Landéan, remains of the 12th century located in Brittany, are the remains of the castle of the Foreterie. This historic monument includes a vaulted hall buried with arches in the middle of the hangar.
Three former Breno salt attic

56340 Carnac

The three Breno salt attic, built in the 19th century in Carnac, are granite buildings linked to the Breton farm. They reflect a major economic activity in the region.

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