Marché couvert

The covered market of Granville, constructed in 1930, is situated on a linear plot between Ernest-Lefrant Street to the south and Général-Patton Street to the north, providing access from both sides. The interior features stalls organized over two levels, with a gallery on the first floor. The entrances are adorned with sculpted bas-reliefs by R. Guibourge, which illustrate the various products sold in the market, showcasing marine themes on the northern entrance and fruit motifs on the southern entrance.