There's morning and night market. Morning selling fruits and vegetables, food stuff up to 1.30pm then the evening /night market begins after the cleaning. Night market selling arts, display articles and jewelleries. The fruits and vegetables are fresh and nice but some stall selling a bit more expensive than supermarkets. Examples 5 peaches for euro8 in the market whereas in supermarkets selling peaches 1 kilo for Euro2.99

The market is amazing and the produce is fresh and local, however, don't expect to find many bargains here. Most markets I've been to in life, the fruit and veggies are much cheaper than similar produce bought in supermarkets, but here you are really paying for the quality. Usually worth it but the almost €10 for a bunch of grapes was a bit too much. However, something I did really enjoy was that the vendors aren't pushy at all, they just let you do your thing. Apart from the high prices, it's a beautiful market in a stunning old town!

Beautiful market in Provence. Not huge, but everything you need is here; spices, flowers, soaps, produce, olives, lavender products, & typical clothing and jewelry. Vendors were friendly and helpful!

Really nice, small and friendly covered market. Lots of local producers of vegetables, honey, cheese etc. The prices may be slightly higher than a supermarket, but the quality and experience is top notch.

A must visit if you are in Antibes, the morning market with food, fruit, sausages, cheeses, spices and of course there is fish and seafood. From Thursday, there are afternoon markets with products - paintings, ... There are cafes and restaurants in the vicinity. It's great to walk here in the morning for a croissant, coffee and grocery shopping.

What a lovely farmers market. We originally discovered this market years ago when we were making our way to the beach and we wanted to come back. This time we got some freshly sliced cheese, black olives and freshly sliced salami for our beach picnic. Prices are $$ but it is to be expected. Everything was delicious. Be sure to stop by amoureux des pains for some baguettes and sweet treats too!

What a lovley spot right on the square in old town, Antibes. We went here for a glass of rosé and some lunch. The service was top notch and food was good! If I got to Antibes again I would probably end up here again.

People watching, the smell of dried lavenders/herbs, fresh fruits, flowers and veggies in an open air market in Antibes, France.

One of the best open markets in Provence. When tourist season kicks up it probably gets more crowded, but in April there was plenty of space for us to do our daily fruit shopping and practice my french. Plus, it's a great site to sit with a tea & people watch . . .

A quaint place to visit. During our visit the market was not fully open but there were a few vendors operating. We also saw dance lessons happening in the evening. Worth a visit. Lots of great restaurants surround.

This was so much to see in this market which spills out to the streets around it too. There are a lot of booths selling clothes and jewelry. The covered market has many food items but not a lot of pastries or breakfast goods if that’s what you are looking for. There are cafes lining the edge of the market though with great options.

Everything fresh and delicious. Can be a bit crowded, but great experience overall. Bought some amazing nectarines, apricots and cheese as well as out of this world tomatoes.

Great market with a lot of fresh and local produces. We found some delicious strawberries, amazing tomatoes and great chestnut honey. Definitely go if you want to find local, fresh, organic Provencal food.

Beautiful market to find local produce. I love the spice seller who loved to teach us about all of the different types of spices

The sunday market itself is small, but the surroundings is worth a visit, especially near the sea side. You have to visit in the morning, else the market will be closed.

Loved it here, very busy, very authentic, plenty of fresh produce, herbs and spices and shops of interest

Maybe good for few pictures, but prices are i think 2x higher then in shop. I know better markets so only 3*

It is up on a hill in the old town of Antibes. Has fresh and local groceries and honeys and jams from the region. Loved strolling through the market.

Good market, bit overpriced for quality/quantity, but did not expect anything with a wow factor before heading there. Lost of locals visit this place, which gives you an idea that it is a good spot for food shopping.

I love to go there. Always find fresh vegetables and fruits. There is also always nice choice of flowers. We are often buying fresh meat at the butchery at the end of the market. If you are in Antibes you should visit it, definitely 👍

One of the best open markets in Cot d’Azure. In peak tourist season it is slightly crowded, but there are still enough space for us that goes for our daily shopping. An the dealers are always happy and helpful.

Everything you need for fresh fruit & veg, charcuterie

I had one of the best burgers in my life here. When I go back to Antibes, I will absolutely be going back for another burger here. The atmosphere here is great with all the little shops selling interesting trinkets and things. The wait staff was very kind and was able to serve our party of 7 with ease. It's within walking distance of streets of amazing night life and bars.

Typical Provençal market. Small but very rich in choice of freshly prepared food, local fruits and vegetables and an amazing stock of spices.

Wonderful French market crammed with local produce. An incomparable selection of fragrances, herbs and spices that will undoubtedly delight the palate and overwhelm the senses. Don't miss it!

We love doing our grocery shopping here. We come every weekend and we have our favourite vendor.

Small and cozy! Everything is fresh and in extra quality. Also we found a best price for chicken fillet (6.90€/kg)! Always buying spices, rose/lavande saches, cutted pumpkins (2€) on that market. And sometimes flowers. A nice place to practice French and to talk with people about their products

It's full of color and people as a market should be. I can't say anything about the vegetables, just because we didn't buy any, but got some.good cheese and salami. It's covered so cool on a hot day. Its part of the older city so take a walk on your wondering.

Very pretty little covered market, with may fresh products, good butcher and excellent quality of affordable flowers. Go early as it can be really busy and parking is tricky.

So much fun. Such a variety of local products!

Perfect place to walk and eat fresh mussels in the evening

Nice Market with a lot of variety in products. Great scenery and atmosphere.