Place Richelme is a small, paved square defined by the low stone fountain at its center, topped with a moss-covered mask. During the seventeenth century, this site housed the grain market, where merchants haggled over wheat prices under the gaze of the local authorities. The square takes its name from a wealthy family who resided in the neighboring mansion. Today, the stone basin serves as a quiet meeting point, far removed from the grain scales that once dominated the daily life here.
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