Les Halles was Paris' central fresh food market. It last operated on 12 January 1973 and was replaced by an underground shopping centre and a park.

This vast district in Paris is a must-see for shoppers and art enthusiasts alike. Les Halles boasts a mix of tiny boutiques and huge department stores.

Adjacent to the pavilion is the beautiful Gothic cathedral of St. Eustache. The church organ is world famous, the largest in France, and contains 8000 pipes!

Les Halles is one of the most historic parts of Paris though it differs from the other central historic areas, Le Marais and the Latin Quarter, in that it ...

Brasserie Les Halles was a French-brasserie-style restaurant located on 15 John Street in Manhattan, New York City. Previous locations were on Park Avenue ...

From the Middle Ages to modernity, the central market of Paris was one of the city's liveliest locales, as farmers, fishermen, butchers, and customers ...

Les Halles can be found right in the center of Paris, in the 1st Arrondissement (district). The name is derived from the large wholesale market of fresh produce that used to take place here, in the 12th Century.

Les Halles is a lively destination at all hours of the day. During the summer months, start your day early to avoid large crowds. Les Halles is known for some ...

An emblematic spot in the city of Avignon, the Halles dazzle with its façade covered in a vegetal wall and give a true up-to-date feel to the neighbourhood.

Châtelet-Les Halles is the place to go for hunger pangs at any hour and on any budget. Find classic Parisian fare on the terrace at Le Père ...