Fire Engulfs 400-Year-Old Paris Market
The "Marché des Enfants Rouges" in Paris, one of the oldest covered food markets dating back to the seventeenth century, was subjected to a massive fire that completely destroyed it, including the collapse of its internal metal structure. The market is a popular spot for traditional foods and was ranked this year as the fifth-best food market worldwide by "Food & Wine" magazine. Firefighters succeeded in controlling the blaze, avoiding damage to neighboring buildings. The market's significance stems from its history that spans over 400 years.
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