Editing Cayenne (section)

=== Market and Place du Coq ===
{{Unreferencedsect|date=June 2023}}
[[File:Marchecayenne.JPG|thumb|left|Right aisle of the Cayenne market.]]
[[File:Placeducoq.JPG|thumb|La place du Coq.]]
These two adjoining buildings are located near the old port of Cayenne. As early as 1703, a Place du Port appears on a map of the city of Cayenne. It then became Place du Marché in 1842. In 1888, a covered market and a public garden were built there. In 1907 the municipal council led by mayor Eugène Gobert decided to remove the garden and build a new covered market, the one we know today. In 1920 the [[war memorial]] of the [[First World War]] was inaugurated on the site of the old market, surmounted by a rooster, which gave the place its current name.

[[File:CATHEDRALE SAINT-SAUVEUR DE CAYENNE EN GUYANE.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Cayenne Cathedral]] is the seat of the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Cayenne]].]]