Marché de Wazemmes is a food market in Wazemmes, Lille.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Sunday is the big one and it starts at 07:00. Go early, then eat at the covered hall next door.
Address: Place Nouvelle Aventure, 59000 Lille
The Halles de Wazemmes in Lille hold 25 permanent traders under one roof, butchers, cheesemongers and fishmongers alongside Asian and Middle Eastern counters.
Tip: The hall keeps going until 20:00 on weekdays, long after the outdoor market has packed up.
The Halles de Wazemmes in Lille hold 25 permanent traders under one roof, butchers, cheesemongers and fishmongers alongside Asian and Middle Eastern counters.
Tip: The hall keeps going until 20:00 on weekdays, long after the outdoor market has packed up.
The Place du Concert market is the Vieux-Lille one, three mornings a week of organic and regional produce with Asian and North African stalls between them.
Tip: Sunday morning here is calmer than Wazemmes and a short walk from the estaminets on Rue de Gand.
The Sébastopol market in Lille runs Wednesday and Saturday mornings, with an oyster bar, an organic bakery and Italian and Asian counters among the produce.
Tip: Saturday is the better of the two days. The oyster bar is the reason to arrive hungry.
The Tuesday market on Rue Saint-Sauveur in Lille runs between Rue Gustave Delory and Avenue Kennedy, with Italian and Caribbean stalls among the produce.
Tip: One morning a week only. It is the market to catch if you are staying near the Porte de Paris.
The book market fills the inner courtyard of the Vieille Bourse on the Grand-Place in Lille every afternoon from Tuesday to Sunday, under the arcades.
Tip: The city publishes days but not clock times for this one. Afternoons are the safe bet.
The Saturday market on Place Saint-Charles serves the Bois-Blancs island quarter of Lille, a small produce and flower market away from the centre.
Tip: Saturday only, and it is over by 14:00. Combine it with a walk along the Deûle.
