Marché de Vienne, marketplace in Vienne, France
The Marché de Vienne is a large marketplace with around 400 stalls spread across several streets and squares, including Rue Chantelouve, Boulevard de la République, and Place Miremont. The stalls offer fresh fruits and vegetables, cheese from local farms, meat, baked goods, clothing, and handmade items from various regions.
The market has existed for many years and is the second largest of its kind in France. Over time it has grown, but the tradition of trading and gathering has remained unchanged across generations.
The market is where neighbors gather regularly and vendors share stories about their products and families. The tradition of buying fresh and handmade goods directly from producers is deeply woven into the daily habits of local residents.
The main market runs Saturday mornings, opening early around 7 a.m. and closing before 2 p.m. Smaller markets also happen on other weekdays in different neighborhoods, such as Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday in various parts of town.
The market also sells exotic products from distant countries that create a colorful contrast alongside local goods. This blend of local and international items makes each visit a journey of discovery through different regions and tastes.
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