Taste the flavors of Provence

IN SAINT-MARTIN-DE-CRAU

Two markets await you in Saint-Martin-de-Crau. 

On Monday evenings from 17 pm , the farmers' market under the covered market hall offers you the chance to discover local produce from our farmers. Seasonal fruits and vegetables, lamb, goat cheese, olive oil and olives, and more. All of Provence concentrated in a stunning and pleasant setting, sheltered from the elements.

Don't hesitate to taste, ask questions of the farmers present, discover local flavors. This market is a journey in its own right to taste the flavors of Provence! 

Then it’s time for the “big” market on Friday morning.

This market attracts Saint-Martin residents and visitors from all over the department. It is “the place to be” on Friday morning to find all the fresh fruits and vegetables of the week. You will find fresh products from local producers, but also fabrics, clothes, flowers. For many, it is also an opportunity for a coffee break in one of the bistros on Avenue de la République. Indeed, this Provençal market, well known in our territory, is located at Place Georges Brassens, Place du Général de Gaulle, under the Grande Halle and stretches from the tourist office to the church and is filled with a colorful crowd. summer, like winter ! Not to be missed ! 

Watch out for traffic. To park, prefer outside. The car park in front of the Cultural Development Center, Place François Mitterrand or in the car park on Avenue du Foirail. 

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IN TARASCON

You are passing through or spending a few days in Tarascon, take the opportunity to do your shopping for fresh produce on the Tarascon market on Tuesday mornings. It is located Cours Aristide Briand, rue des Halles, avenue de la République and place Verdun. You can find all the flavors of Provence there!

In Tarascon, it is also the opportunity to take a step aside to rue des Halles where you will find the Tourist Information Office and many local artisans such as a watchmaker (essential detour!) and traders. Without forgetting the Lettres Vives bookstore. Rue des Halles is worth the walk alone.