The Marché des Quais (or Chartrons Market as it’s known to locals) is one of the most visited markets of Bordeaux and gathers more than 60 local farmers and producers along the riverfront every Sunday. From the fresh oysters paired with a crisp glass of local white wine to sizzling paellas and artisan crafts, this market is a feast for all senses. Locals and visitors alike fill their carts with regional treats, and the aromas of hot delicacies beckon you to stay and savor.

But Chartrons Market isn’t just about food; it’s a celebration of life, Bordelais style. After exploring the 60+ local farmers and producers, take a leisurely stroll through the Chartrons district, famous for its art galleries and antique shops. With its lively atmosphere, breathtaking river views, and unique local finds, this market is a treasure not to be missed.

So grab your camera and head down to Chartrons Market this Sunday. Whether you’re on your morning jog or simply exploring, come early to beat the crowds, sample the goods, and immerse yourself in the local culture. Trust me; you’ll leave with a smile, a full stomach, and a piece of Bordeaux’s heart.

LOCAL TIP: If you have the time, be sure to order a plate of fresh oysters with a glass of white wine from the stand with tables and chairs closest to the skate park.

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La Cité du Vin
Église St. Louis Chartrons
Palais Gallien
Musée du Vin & Négoce

NEARBY RECOMMENDATIONS
Le Verre Ô Vin
Molly Malone’s
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La Toque Cuivrée – Chartrons