Les Halles at the Table

By the Boulingrin Merchants Association

SEPTEMBER 19

During brunch or lunch, Les Halles du Boulingrin transforms into one big communal table.
You can wander among the stalls, sample the vendors’ products, and enjoy the market’s unique atmosphere.
The mezzanine and the butchers’ section have been specially arranged to offer a fresh perspective on this iconic venue.

Free admission

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In detail

On Saturday, September 19, Les Halles du Boulingrin invites you to experience the market in a whole new way—over brunch or lunch in the heart of one of Reims’ most iconic culinary destinations. As you wander among the stalls, you’ll discover the products offered by producers, merchants, and artisans in a lively and friendly market atmosphere.

Just like the grand market halls of southern France and Europe, where people gather to share a meal, chat, and sample local specialties, the Boulingrin becomes one big communal table. Cold cuts, cheeses, seafood, artisanal specialties, delicacies, and drinks can be enjoyed as you please, as you mingle with the people who bring the market to life.

For this edition of Relais du Goût, the mezzanine and the butchers’ section have been specially arranged. This allows you to enjoy a prime view of the bustling activity at Les Halles, its spectacular architecture, and the unique atmosphere for which the Boulingrin is renowned. A free, simple, and gourmet experience, designed to let you savor Reims through its products, its craftsmanship, and its way of life.

Les Halles du Boulingrin

Built in the 1920s, the Halles du Boulingrin are one of Reims’ most iconic heritage landmarks. Their spectacular reinforced concrete vault houses one of the region’s most beloved markets. With its architecture, fresh produce, and lively atmosphere, you’ll discover a central hub of Reims’s culinary scene.