Weekly market
The central market halls and surrounding street market are among Dijon’s liveliest food destinations. Stalls spread around the halls through streets and squares including Rue de So…
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Antiques market
La Maison des Brocanteurs d’Avallon brings together several antique dealers and craftspeople, each with their own collection and style. Its individual stands offer antique furnitur…
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Antiques market
Le Village des Brocanteurs 58 in Dun-les-Places is an enjoyable stop for anyone interested in antiques, vintage pieces and unusual second-hand finds. Several dealers offer a changi…
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Weekly market
Every Wednesday The market halls beneath the town hall and the forecourt Every Friday The market halls beneath the town hall, the forecourt and the Place du Champ de Mars
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Weekly market
Avallon market is a friendly place to shop for local food and enjoy the atmosphere of the town. Be sure to visit the covered market, where fresh fish and other fresh produce are av…
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Weekly market
Covered Market – Place de la Halle – Place Fleury – Avenue de la République – around 180 traders Every Saturday, from early in the morning until 1 pm, this is the place where the p…
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Weekly market
The weekly market in Lormes takes place every Thursday morning on Place François Mitterrand and in the covered market. The number of stallholders varies depending on the season, bu…
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Weekly market
The small market on the square in Quarré-les-Tombes has a relaxed local atmosphere. Stalls may include fruit and vegetables, bread, cheese, regional products and seasonal produce s…
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Weekly market
Every Saturday morning, there’s an open-air market on the shaded Caprino Veronese esplanade (formerly Place Monge). Come and meet local producers and craftspeople. Around fifty sta…
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Weekly market
Tonnerre’s weekly market takes place on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. From around 8 am until 1 pm, visitors can browse fresh produce, local products and a variety of market stal…
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Local markets are ideal for fresh produce and for experiencing everyday life in villages and small towns.
Morvan Explorer brings useful addresses and practical details together in one place. Always check current opening hours, access conditions, booking requirements and local rules before setting out.
Larger weekly markets often include fruit and vegetables, cheese, meat, bread, clothes and household goods. Smaller village markets have fewer stalls but a friendly local atmosphere.
Bring a bag and some cash. Summer evening and producers' markets are common, but dates and locations may change each year.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book?
It depends on the place or activity. Booking is often advisable during busy periods.
Are opening hours seasonal?
They may change during the year, so always check the latest information.
Are dogs allowed?
Policies differ by location. Check the detailed listing before visiting.
What time should I arrive?
Go in the morning for the widest choice and easier parking.
Are there evening markets?
Yes, particularly in July and August. Always check the current date and location.