Marche Bellecour is a food market in 2E, Lyon.
The Place Bellecour food and flower market runs Thursday and Sunday mornings on the largest square in central Lyon, with produce, cheese, poultry.
Tip: Sunday is the busier of the two days; the stamp market shares the square on Sunday too.
Address: Place Bellecour, 69002 Lyon
Marche Saint-Antoine on the Saone quay in the 2e runs six mornings a week with the largest open-air market in central Lyon, fish, cheese and produce stalls.
Tip: Sunday is the busiest; the cheese stalls are at the north end.
Halles de Lyon-Paul Bocuse in Lyon's 3e is the city's indoor covered market on Cours Lafayette, with around 56 stalls of Lyonnais charcuterie, cheese.
Tip: Saturday from 11:00 for the oyster-and-Sancerre counters; closed Monday.
Marche de la Croix-Rousse runs daily down Boulevard de la Croix-Rousse in Lyon's 4e: 100 producer stalls of seasonal vegetables, cheese, charcuterie.
Tip: Sunday mornings are the busiest; weekdays are the easier shopping slot.
Marche Quai Saint-Antoine runs daily along the Saone quay in Lyon's 2e: 50 stalls of produce, cheese and charcuterie with a Sunday morning rush from locals.
Tip: Sunday is busiest; Tuesday and Friday are the easier shopping slots.
Marche Bellecombe in Lyon's 6e Brotteaux is the weekday neighbourhood market along Rue Bellecombe, with produce, cheese, meat, fish and flowers from 06:00.
Tip: Tuesday and Thursday only; Brotteaux metro is a nine-minute walk.
Marche de la Tete d'Or in Lyon's 6e Brotteaux runs Wednesday and Saturday on Place Jacques Elmaleh near the park, with 36 producer stalls of produce.
Tip: Saturday is the bigger of the two days; arrive before 11:00 for the choice.
Marche Saint-Antoine on the Saone quay in the 2e runs six mornings a week with the largest open-air market in central Lyon, fish, cheese and produce stalls.
Tip: Sunday is the busiest; the cheese stalls are at the north end.
