Feasting hall

A feasting hall is a large, communal building used historically for gatherings, celebrations, and communal meals. Often associated with medieval or Viking societies, these halls served as central places for socialization, ceremonies, and decision-making. They typically had long tables for guests and a central hearth for cooking and warmth. The architecture aimed to accommodate many people comfortably, emphasizing community unity and hospitality. Today, such halls can be reconstructed for cultural events or historical reenactments, symbolizing tradition, pageantry, and social cohesion.