Marché de Lille-Sud (Place Martin Luther King) is a food market in Wazemmes, Lille.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Tuesday morning only, and it clears by early afternoon.
Address: Place Martin Luther King, 59000 Lille
The Wednesday market at the Ferme urbaine Concorde in Lille sells what the urban farm itself grows, straight off the plot in the Faubourg de Béthune.
Tip: This is the farm's own stall rather than a trading market, and it runs Wednesday afternoons only.
The Wazemmes market fills Place Nouvelle Aventure in Lille three days a week, and on Sunday around 400 stalls turn it into the busiest morning in the city.
Tip: Sunday is the big one and it starts at 07:00. Go early, then eat at the covered hall next door.
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 Saturday market on Place Déliot in Moulins is the student quarter's own food market, running from dawn until the middle of the afternoon.
Tip: Saturday morning only. Moulins is a short walk from the Saint-Sauveur boulevards.
The Wednesday afternoon market on Place Vanhoenacker in Moulins gathers local and organic producers, bulk groceries, an apiary stall and Asian takeaway.
Tip: Afternoon trading from 15:00, which suits anyone who cannot face a 07:00 market.
The Wednesday market on the church forecourt at Saint-Maurice Pellevoisin in Lille is a neighbourhood food market at the corner of Rue A. Leroy.
Tip: Wednesday morning only, on the forecourt rather than a square.
The Wednesday market at the Ferme urbaine Concorde in Lille sells what the urban farm itself grows, straight off the plot in the Faubourg de Béthune.
Tip: This is the farm's own stall rather than a trading market, and it runs Wednesday afternoons only.
The Wazemmes market fills Place Nouvelle Aventure in Lille three days a week, and on Sunday around 400 stalls turn it into the busiest morning in the city.
Tip: Sunday is the big one and it starts at 07:00. Go early, then eat at the covered hall next door.
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.
