Marché Forville

The Marché Forville sits under a long, low concrete roof held up by thin, elegant pillars. It started in nineteen thirty-four, when the mayor at the time, Pierre Nouveau, pushed to clear away the messy, informal stalls along the old port. He wanted a dedicated space for the local fishermen and farmers to sell their catch and crops. Inside, you hear the specific cadence of vendors arguing over the price of zucchini or pointing out the freshest red mullet from that morning.