モロヘス周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

フランスのジヴリ（Givry）にあるHalle ronde（「円形のホール」）は、1825年から1830年の間に建てられました。設計は地域で有名な建築家ラザール・ナルジュ（Lazare Narjoux）によるものです。当初は穀物倉庫（Halle au blé）として、周辺の製粉所や住民に穀物を供給していました。 その珍しい円形の構造のため、この市場は1931年から歴史的建造物（Monument historique）に分類されています。

1825年にLazare Narjouxによって建てられ、穀物取引に使用されました。

Once again, the hiker – or pilgrim – passing by here will notice that this extremely exposed location was obviously chosen with care as the site for a wayside cross. The proverbial "ravages of time" have already left their mark on this small, sacred stone monument: the capital, which tops the round shaft supporting the cross, is damaged, as is the end piece of the longitudinal beam above the crossing. The cross has no body, but the attentive observer will notice one special feature: at the intersection of the longitudinal beam and the crossbeam, a heart can be seen, interpreted here in the Christian sense as a symbol of God's infinite love for humanity, whose son, Jesus Christ, redeemed us through his death on the cross.

This spot is interesting not only for the view that can be enjoyed. For here, the hiker or walker encounters not just a simple wayside cross, but a complete crucifixion group has been erected in this exposed location: the white body of the crucified Christ stands out clearly against the brown tone of the crossbeams. In front of it, three other figures surround the incarnate Son of God. Both the cross and these figures stand individually on a rocky pedestal, probably made of granite. According to the biblical accounts of the execution of Jesus of Nazareth, the viewer can recognize Mary, the mother of Jesus, and the beloved disciple John, who, according to the gospel text, persevered beneath the cross. Directly opposite the cross is the third figure, depicted kneeling.

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Reminiscence of Henri IV. Interesting exhibitions today.

There is a very good restaurant on the bridge with a view of the canal. Newly built winter garden. Highly recommended

The circular market hall, built in 1825, once served as a grain trading center. Today, it regularly hosts exhibitions. Opposite is one of Givry's seven fountains, the "Fontaine aux Dauphines," which dates back to the 18th century and is decorated with dolphins, among other things.