Ste. Foy La Grande - officially recognised as one of the 100 best France, the narrow 12th century streets of Ste. Foy La Grande come alive every Saturday morning to the sites, sounds and smells of a fantastic market that seems to sell just about anything you can think of! Spend an hour or two wandering round then head for the central square for a coffee or a beer and watch the world go by!
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Opening Hours: Every Saturday 0830 - 1300ish

Montpon - The northern equivilent to Ste. Foy La Grande, the town of Montpon may lack a little charm, but its midweek market is a match for any. If anything it's a little more French than its Saturday sister, if only because the town is less of a tourist magnet. This is another big market that stretches through winding streets and never seems to end - there's little you can't find here.
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Opening Hours: Every Wednesday 0830 - 1300ish

St. Méard de Gurçon - perhaps the smallest market in France, our valiant village market last summer grew to a full six stalls, though out of season often runs to just two or three! What you always get is some of the best fresh fish and seafood around, and a good selection of fruit and vegetables. What you might get as well is poultry, charcuterie, flowers and cheese - as well as a very friendly welcome!
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Opening Hours: Every Wednesday 0830 - 1300ish