Hall Laissac, Market hall in Montpellier, France.
Halles Laissac is a modern market hall in Montpellier with around 24 stalls selling fresh vegetables, meat, fish, cheese, and regional specialties. The vendors are local producers and artisans who sell their goods directly to shoppers.
The building opened in 2018 and replaced an older structure on the same site. It continues a long tradition of local commerce at Place Alexandre Laissac.
The space reflects how locals shop for fresh food daily, moving from stall to stall to find regional products and chat with vendors. The open layout brings people together around a shared routine of sourcing ingredients and discovering what's new.
The building is near Place de la Comédie and easy to reach on foot. Visitors should know that weekends get crowded, so weekday visits are more pleasant for browsing.
A colorful perforated canvas roof designed by artist Mona Young-Eun Kim covers the building and is shaped like a melon. This artwork blends modern design with a nod to the region's produce tradition.
Location: Montpellier
Address: 10 Pl. Alexandre Laissac, 34000 Montpellier, France
Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday 08:00-20:00; Sunday 08:00-15:00
Website: http://montpellier.fr/structure/134/240-halles-laissac-structure.htm
GPS coordinates: 43.60612,3.87665
Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:08
Montpellier offers numerous photography spots throughout its urban landscape. The city features modern architecture like the Arbre Blanc building and historic sites such as the Porte du Peyrou arch. Small streets, gardens, and contemporary districts provide diverse settings for photography. The mix of old and new architecture includes the neoclassical Antigone district and medieval structures like the Tour des Pins.
Place de la Comédie forms Montpellier's central square with the Trois Grâces fountain. The 18th-century Promenade du Peyrou includes a triumphal arch. The Fabre Museum contains artworks spanning seven centuries. The Jardin des Plantes maintains botanical collections dating from 1593. Saint-Pierre Cathedral features twin Gothic towers. The Antigone district displays neoclassical architecture. Saint-Roch district preserves medieval stone buildings and narrow streets.
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