Blog category : Markets

A market for organic and non-organic producers, it's under the shade of the plane trees every Friday morning that you'll find a wide range of products: organic fruit and vegetables, as well as local produce and other delicacies... Lovers of good food are at home here, and conversations flow from one end of the aisle to the other as you sample the products.

Open-air market
Every Sunday, over sixty stalls gather along the quays of Les Chartrons to let you savor, taste and enjoy Bordeaux specialties and other products found nowhere else.
The Chartrons market is one of Bordeaux's most important markets, where atmosphere and good humor harmonize with the multitude of colors and products. There are countless faithful visitors, seeking culinary inspiration in a lively and welcoming place.

Open-air craft market
Opposite the Palais Rohan, at the foot of the imposing Saint André Cathedral, the Pey Berland market follows in the tradition of the old church markets, bringing together food and non-food traders. Come and fill your shopping bag in a magnificent historic setting, to the sound of bells and accordions.
The market boasts a dozen or so food traders (cheese, oysters, vegetables, etc.).

The Marché des Capucins is the largest market in Bordeaux. Stroll among butchers, bakers, restaurateurs, delicatessens, chocolatiers, florists, cheesemongers, market gardeners, oyster farmers, fishmongers, poulterers...

Opening hours:
Tuesday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 5:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Closed on December 25 and January 1