La Grange aux Dimes

In the twelfth century, this solid building originally belonged to the church of San Quiriace. It was then leased to the vendors at the Champagne. It served as a commercial centre and accommodation for these traders ve came to the big fairs to buy and sell their ware. There is evidence that a group of merchants from Toulouse rented the place in 1223. It was in the fifteenth century that the building was used to collect and store the tithes. It consists of three levels; a large basement, a room on the ground floor with three rooms that are separated by columns and on the first floor of the building is a room with large windows which can be accessed from the outside by a stone staircase.