Local markets in Vaucluse offer an excellent opportunity to enjoy the colourful stalls and Provençal delights while visiting the area. With a great selection of markets, there are some Vaucluse markets you are not going to want to miss.
Carpentras Market
This Provençal market is held on a Friday morning, offering a wide selection of regional specialities. Located on market square, you have the opportunity to taste local produce, and purchase the finest wines and cheeses from the Provence region.
L’Isle-Sur-La-Sorge Market
This Sunday market is known for its second-hand items and stunning antiques. It offers an opportunity to find some unique pieces.
Vaison-La-Romaine Market
Head to this Tuesday morning market on Place Montforth to enjoy a selection of fresh produce, art, and clothing. This colourful market is a fun experience whether you want to walk around and soak up some Provençal atmosphere or you want to purchase some fresh produce to cook at your holiday home.
Caviaillon Market
This Monday morning market is a must to see, offering a delightful selection of local products and produce, showcasing the rich agricultural heritage of the area. This market can be found on Place François Tourel.
Bedoin Market
This weekly market, also held on a Monday morning, offers an excellent opportunity to try the flavours and discover the aromas of Provence. Enjoy a wide selection of authentic local produce.
Fantastic Selection of Night Markets
In addition to the weekly markets held during the day, Vaucluse also offers a choice of evening markets, including:
- Avignon – Palais des Papes offers a night market offering local produce, arts and crafts, along with jewellery
- Bedoin – a lively night market focusing on Provençal gastronomy with stands bursting with olive oils, wines, cheeses, and more
- Gordes – a Tuesday night market that delights, located in one of the most beautiful villages, offering a selection of specialities and produce.
Conclusion
A visit to Provence isn’t complete without experiencing some of the local heritage, culture, and gastronomic delights at the Vaucluse markets. After exploring the market and purchasing the finest fresh produce, why not arrange a private home cooking class with Cooking Classes in Provence? Contact us now to find out more.
