Courthouse

Unfortunately, although the court did not hold a session during our visit, we had a surprising information visit and a 30 minute presentation by a very talented and knowledgeable speaker. Worth a visit even if the court is not sitting

The Poitier Court is a 500-year-old high court in Poitier. The building is very simple, and the interior decoration wall has many beautiful sculptures and sculptures related to legal myths, which is definitely worth enjoying.

The Poitiers Court is an old building with a history of hundreds of years, it is very large and feels a bit like a church. There are many statues of French legal celebrities inside, very exquisite, when I went there, an exhibition related to the law, it was very interesting to see. Interested friends can visit.

The Poitiers Court is located at the northeast end of Gambetta Avenue. The "no lost hall" inside was built in the 13th century and has a fireplace on three sides. Its gloomy atmosphere and grand structure are amazing. It is historically the palace of the Count of Poitou and the Duke of Aquitaine.

Palaisdejustice The court is located at the northeast end of Rue Gambetta on Gambetta Street. The interior space is very large. Historically, it was the palace of the Earl of Poitou and the Duke of Aquitaine. The unlost hall was built in the 13th century and surrounded by exquisite fireplaces on three sides. Open Monday to Friday 8:45-18:00. It is a 10-minute walk from the train station.