Halle de Villeréal

In the gentle valley of the Dropt, Villeréal is a royal bastide founded in the 13th century by Alphonse de Poitiers, Count of Toulouse, brother and feudal lord of King Louis IX (known as Saint-Louis). On the central square, the highlight of the visit is without a doubt the imposing 16th century hall classified as a Historic Monument, a square of 30 metres on each side, built of oak beams, some of which exceed 15 metres! After having admired the remarkable framework, learn that the first floor of the Villeréal market hall houses a large central hall, formerly the common house, seat of the jury that managed the town, now the work space of a local radio station, Radio 4.