Halle Secrétan

Victor Baltard built this hall in 1868 with a Polonceau-type metal truss, the same structural language he used for Les Halles, and it was listed as a historic monument in 1982. Originally the Marché de La Villette, it was renovated between 2013 and 2015 with the glazing rebuilt, and reopened as a covered market over two levels. The trade is food and eating, under the restored roof rather than beside it.

Market Name

Halle Secrétan

Street Address

33 Av. Secrétan

Heritage Protection

Listed

Heritage Inscription Date

1982-03-08

Building Levels

2

Wikidata ID

Q3126067

Category: Markets

Tags: covered market, baltard, 1868, historic monument

Coordinates: 48.8813641, 2.3738849

Part of Paris covered market halls built in the 1800s

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