Marché couvert de Nancy, Indoor market in Nancy, France
Marché couvert de Nancy is a market building with a U-shaped layout and a central glass-covered hall that protects the courtyard. The structure sits between two streets and creates a sheltered space for food and daily goods to be bought and sold.
The structure was designed by architect Prosper Morey and opened on May 1, 1852, replacing an earlier market scheme. This opening marked a turning point in how the city managed its food supply.
The market serves as a gathering place where locals shop for regional specialties and fresh produce from Lorraine. The merchants and farmers who work here are woven into the daily rhythm of the city.
The market is easy to find, located between Rue Saint-Dizier and Rue des Quatre-Églises in the city center. You can place orders online through the market's website for pickup at your convenience.
Two days each week, additional vendor stalls spread onto the esplanade between Saint-Sébastien Church and the market building. This weekly expansion brings extra energy and choice to the shopping experience.
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