The Halles de Questembert, a historical relic from the 17th century (redrawn in 1675 by none other than Etienne Charpantier), is home to one of France's oldest marketplaces. Today, it's a reoccurring pitstop for the town's regional and domestic agricultural commodities, but it's also a thriving stage for local events, such as concerts and artistic exhibits, which granted it the local moniker of 'cathedral'.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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