Covered market of Bayonne, Covered marketplace in Bayonne, France
The Halles municipales de Bayonne is a covered market on the Quai du Commandant Roquebert in the Grand Bayonne district, between the Pannecau and Marengo bridges on the bank of the Nive. Its 22 stalls sell fresh produce of the Basque gastronomy of the northern Basque Country.
The market hall was built in the 19th century to give the town a dedicated space for daily food trade. Despite several renovations over the years, it has remained a central gathering point for local life.
The market sits between the Pannecau and Marengo bridges on the Nive's bank, in the Grand Bayonne district. Its 22 stalls sell fresh produce from the northern Basque Country and Basque gastronomy, such as ham, Espelette pepper and cheese.
The hall is most active in the morning, so arriving before midday gives the best experience of the market at full swing. The building sits right along the river, making it easy to reach on foot from most parts of the town center.
The hall stands on Quai du Commandant Roquebert, between the Pannecau and Marengo bridges on the bank of the Nive. It holds 22 stalls selling fresh produce from the northern Basque Country and Basque gastronomy.
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