Markets in Saint-Tropez
Discover the top Saint-Tropez markets
Market days are a way of life in Provence and the Côte d'Azur. They originated in the 12th century, when farmers and craftsmen would come to nearest town to sell their wares, or engage in bartering agreements.
Not much has changed since those days, the market is still the place to come for locally grown produce of all shapes and sizes.
| Monday | |
| Tuesday | Place des Lices |
| Wednesday | Le Lavandou, Bormes les Mimosas, Cogolin |
| Thursday | Ramatuelle, Sainte-Maxime, Port Grimaud, Grimaud |
| Friday | |
| Saturday | Place des Lices, La Faviere, Cogolin |
| Sunday | Brocante Jas des Roberts Grimaud, Ramatuelle, La Croix Valmer, Port Grimaud |
Check our events calendar to find out the dates and times of markets and other events throughout the year.
Where and when
The surrounding markets all follow a similar pattern - fresh produce around the main square, specialist food stalls fanning out from there, then cheap clothes, household goods and craft stalls for the tourists. Markets open from 08:00 to 13:00 unless otherwise stated.
| Ramatuelle | Thursday and Sunday - Place de l'Ormeau |
| Cogolin | Wednesday and Saturday - Place Victor Hugo |
| La Croix-Valmer | Sunday |
| Cavalaire-sur-mer | Wednesday - Place Jean Moulin |
| Sainte-Maxime | Thursday - Place du Marché |
| La Garde Freinet | Wednesday and Sunday mornings - Place Neuve |
| Port Grimaud | Thursday and all day Sunday |
| Grimaud | Thursday - Place Vieille |
Summer and night markets - Marché nocturne
During the summer months many of the towns around Saint-Tropez will also host a marché nocturne (night markets), selling local produce, handicrafts and providing plenty of food and drink. The main ones to look out for during July and August are Ramatuelle, La Faviére in Bormes-les-Mimosas and La Croix-Valmer.
Normally open from 17:00 or 19:00 until midnight.
