Wooden hall of Brienne

Since 1270, as early as the first Counts of Brienne, the existence of the market hall has been mentioned in writing. This building is composed of old wooden pillars that support a vast roof. Around 1760, the Lords of Brienne decided to destroy the surrounding dwellings to facilitate access.

Since 1270, from the 1st counts of Brienne, the existence of the hall has always been mentioned in the writings. This building is composed of old wooden pillars which support a large roof. Around 1760, the Lords of Brienne decide to destroy the houses that surround it in order to facilitate access. After the grain trade, the market hall still hosts the market on Thursdays.

Last updated on 21/05/2025 - Office de Tourisme Intercommunal des Grands Lacs de Champagne