

Narbonne Market Hall
©Ptitgonevx - CC BY-SA 3.0. <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.fr>via Wikipedia Commons
The covered market of Narbonne
The covered market of Narbonne is a magnificent covered market of the Belle Époque, a temple of the local gastronomy. The Narbonne audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this emblematic place, with an iron-and-glass architecture, by the canal.
The temple of Narbonne gastronomy
The covered market of Narbonne is one of the most loved and lively places of the town. This magnificent covered market, built at the very beginning of the twentieth century, is a fine example of the metallic architecture of the Belle Époque, with its iron structure, its glass roofs and its colourful façades, by the Canal de la Robine. Inside, under the great hall, crowds a multitude of stalls overflowing with local products: fruits and vegetables, fish, cheeses, charcuteries, wines of Languedoc and regional specialities. A true temple of the local gastronomy, the market is also a place of life and conviviality, where you come to do your shopping, taste on the go and enjoy the southern atmosphere. Open every day, the covered market of Narbonne is a must-see gourmet stop.
What to see
Here you discover the magnificent Belle Époque covered market with an iron structure and glass roofs, by the canal, and its stalls overflowing with local products, fruits, fish, cheeses, charcuteries and wines of Languedoc, in a convivial southern atmosphere. The covered market is the temple of the gastronomy of Narbonne. It is a must-see gourmet stop, to be explored on foot.
Practical information
The covered market of Narbonne lies by the Canal de la Robine, in the heart of the town, reachable on foot. The covered market follows its own hours, generally in the morning every day; it is best to come in the morning to enjoy the animation. The days and hours can vary, to be checked before coming.
What is the covered market of Narbonne?
A magnificent Belle Époque covered market, with an iron structure and glass roofs, by the canal, a true temple of the local gastronomy with stalls overflowing with local products and wines of Languedoc.
Where is the covered market of Narbonne?
By the Canal de la Robine, in the heart of Narbonne, in France.
Ce point d'intérêt est présent dans les parcours ...
Vos commentaires, idées et suggestions
Aucun avis pour le moment






