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presented by Claude GAUVARD, professor emeritus at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, specialist in the history of political life and justice in the Middle Ages
Until the 19th century, the streets of the kingdom of France were narrow, congested and dirty, as well as places where people and goods circulated, and where production and trade took place. But during the long Middle Ages, they were also places where the common people could "converse", i.e. exchange ideas and socialize....
Until the 19th century, the streets of the kingdom of France were narrow, congested and dirty, as well as places where people and goods circulated, and where production and trade took place. But during the long Middle Ages, they were also places where the common people could "converse", i.e. exchange ideas and socialize....
Opening times
On 9 April 2025
- 15:00
Location
Spoken languages
Environment
- In the town centre
- In town
