Town Hall and Former Market Halls

The City Hall and the old market halls of Aubagne

In the heart of Aubagne face each other the City Hall and the old market halls, a flamboyant red building. The Aubagne audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this ensemble, a witness of the municipal and commercial life of the city.

The town hall and the old covered market

On one side stands the town hall of Aubagne, on the other the old market halls, recognisable by their flamboyant red façade and their bell-turret. Built at the end of the nineteenth century, this covered market testifies to the commercial life of the city. The ensemble formed by the City Hall and the halls constitutes a historic and administrative heart, in the centre of Aubagne.

What to see

You admire the façade of the City Hall and that, flamboyant red, of the old market halls with their bell-turret. The ensemble illustrates the municipal and commercial history of Aubagne. It is a stop for lovers of architecture and local history, in the heart of the city centre.

Practical information

The City Hall and the old market halls lie in the heart of Aubagne, reachable on foot. The façades can be freely admired from the square; the City Hall is an administrative building open to the public on weekdays for procedures. They are mainly discovered from the outside, during the walk.

What are the old market halls of Aubagne?

It is an old covered market of the end of the nineteenth century, recognisable by its flamboyant red façade, facing the town hall of Aubagne.

Where are the City Hall and the old market halls?

In the heart of Aubagne, where they face each other in the city centre.