Place de la Libération

At the beginning of the century, the building of the current City Hall housed the public school for boys. It occupied the second floor, the ground floor being used as a hall of festivals in which a cinema was held from 1925. The building became the current town hall in 1969. Since then, it has been renovated many times for the needs of public services, but the biggest works are currently underway with the future installation of an elevator and the renovation of the building;an elevator and the total reorganization of the proximity services to meet the accessibility standards and for a better ergonomics of work and reception of the public.

The Course:

Named Cours du 4 Septembre in memory of September 4, 1870, the date of the fall of the Second Empire and the creation of the IIIrd Republic, the Cours was previously called Champ de Mars and then Jardin des Capucins. The Cours, shaded by its rows of plane trees, is the place for walks, markets and major events of the town. It is the living heart of the village, a timeless and intergenerational link between all the Auriolais.

It is a place where all the people of Auriolais can meet

It has undergone a major refurbishment with the installation of a children's game and the renovation of the bowling greens.