Markets Corsica

It was listed as a historic monument in 1993 and voted "Most Beautiful Market in Corsica" in 2018. The 21 columns and 380^m2, harmoniously blended with palm trees and brick-red roofs, have overlooked the picturesque Place Paoli since the ^mid-19th century! Here, local producers offer seasonal fruit and vegetables, authentic cheeses, mouth-watering local fish and pastries with an island flavour... The atmosphere is festive, and the shopkeepers will be delighted to let you taste their products with their incomparable "nustrale" flavours!

From April to October, every Friday morning, meet local producers and artisans at this market, where all fruit and vegetables are certified organic. The merchants will be delighted to advise you and let you taste their harvests. We particularly appreciate the direct contact with the merchants, as well as the quality of the seasonal produce and local specialties. When it comes to handicrafts, you're sure to come across some local gems.

The market takes place every Monday morning, Place des Vieux Schools in front of the Tourist Office with various local products, premieres, cheeses, meats, fish stores, confectionery, crafts…

Every Tuesday until noon, under the Loggia of the Arsenal, the shopkeepersof Corsica and Sardinia unpack their local products with the itinerant merchants who are numerous in season to transform the place into a beautiful myriad of multicoloured stands. It is an opportunity to see, taste and buy products that cannot be found elsewhere and also to meet some Bonifacians. On Fridays until 1pm also, you will find a market of local producers who offer products from agricultureorganic from the extreme south of Corsica.

You will find local products, cheeses, cold cuts, fruits, vegetables, honeys, plants, etc. It is held in the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, the Place du Monument aux Morts, the upper part of Rue Fred Scamaroni, and Rue du Clocher.

The textile market is intended for the sale of new manufactured goods, second-hand goods and second-hand goods. The exhibitors offer clothes, fashion accessories, jewelry, cosmetics, tools, decoration, on the marina.

Visit Saint-Florent on the first Wednesday of each month along the banks of the Alisu to stroll through the clothing stalls all day long. In summer, an evening textile market also takes place on the quays. If you're more interested in shopping, small food markets with local producers are held at the Patrimonio wine house on Saturday mornings all year round, and on Tuesday and Friday mornings in Oletta during the summer.

The market is held on the Place Porta, right in the heart of the village of Sartène. Here, year-round, you'll find the playful pastimes of children, the traditional pacing of the elders, and the famous terrace feasts of locals and visitors alike. It's in this authentic, friendly setting, nestled in the heart of the most Corsican of Corsican towns, that this market for local produce and textiles takes place every Saturday morning. A great opportunity to get to know the region better! From mid-June to the end of August, these eagerly awaited gatherings are also held on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

On Wednesday mornings, meet a dozen local producers in the stadium parking lot. All are committed to respecting a charter of good practice, guaranteeing consumers the farm-grown, local and seasonal quality of their produce. The direct contact with producers and the transparency of farming practices are much appreciated. Take the opportunity to stock up on fruit and vegetables, charcuterie and artisanal cookies! On the second Thursday of each month, a textile market is also held on the Place de la Mairie.

Enjoy convivial moments with Oriente's producers and craftsmen, and savor delicious products from their local production: cheeses, honey, charcuterie, bread, jams... Ideally located in the heart of Bravone, this little market is the place to be for a gourmet break. with an average of 115 exhibitors, over 2,000 visitors every Thursday, ample parking (so don't bother parking alongside the RT10!), sanitary facilities and plenty of entertainment, this market is a hit all summer long!

On the beautiful Campinchi square with its new market halls, the market is held every morning except Monday. Depending on the season, you will find sheep's cheese, goat's cheese, cold cuts, olive oil, fruits and vegetables, jams, etc. Finally, you will be able to buy fish from the local fishermen every morning in the covered market on the quai Napoléon, except on Mondays from October to April. Let's not forget the flea market in front of the swimming pool on boulevard Rossini every Sunday morning, an opportunity to find bargains.

This picturesque weekly event takes place in one of Corsica's most beautiful villages. In the heart of Brando, just a stone's throw from the port of Erbalunga, this market welcomes producers and craftsmen from all over Cape Corsica. Organic cosmetics, artistic cutlery, wild plants, jams and honey, cheeses, jewelry and more. You've got a fine selection of the best this part of the island has to offer. An ideal place to fill your luggage with Corsican products (although cyclists will be limited by the weight!) or simply to find what you need for your day's picnic, or even to nibble on the spot.

Visit us every Monday in July and August, alternating between the villages of Pero Casevecchie and Talasani! Discover local craftsmen and producers at this weekly market. Cutlers, basket-makers, ceramists, cheese-makers, winemakers, pork butchers and cosmetics producers all offer the very best Corsican products! Then enjoy a free concert of Corsican polyphonic songs. To round off the evening in style, a Corsican meal is also available on reservation at Talasani.

Every first Saturday of the month, on the Place de l'Église, from 8am to 12pm, the Muro market welcomes you and offers clothing, equipment and accessories, as well as local and terroir products. Shopkeepers will be happy to advise you and invite you to sample their produce. You can also find them in Calvi, every first and third Thursday of the month, all day long, on the Ortacce parking lot, or in L'Île-Rousse, on the first and third Fridays of the month on the Place Paoli, all day long.

If the Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville is commonly known as the Place du Marché, it's because on Saturday and Sunday mornings it hosts a market where gourmands gather. Local fruit and vegetables (yes, avocados are grown in Corsica!), ready-made dishes and other specialties will make your mouth water. Don't hesitate to treat yourself to fritelles, little doughnuts with fresh cheese, at the stand opposite the Saint-Jean-Baptiste church! As for bargain hunters, they'll love the flea market in Place Saint-Nicolas every Sunday morning.

Created in 2011 by the Una Lenza da Annacquà association, the local producers' market is the only outlet in the region to offer only certified organic fruit and vegetables. The stalls in the village square offer healthy, fair-trade produce: untreated vegetables, AOC olive oil, fresh Casgiu Casanu ewe's milk cheese, organic bread kneaded by hand and baked in a wood-fired oven, not to mention tasty fish from the local catch!

In Lecci, there are two markets all year round: the Wednesday morning market located at La Croix de Lecci, with organic farm producers under the label "Marché des producteurs de pays". During the season, every Friday evening in the shopping street of the marine village of Saint-Cyprien, you will find a friendly atmosphere and the opportunity to make finds of artisanal producers (jewels, beauty products, decoration...) and its forty exhibitors in a musical atmosphere. Every Monday evening in season, musical discovery evenings on the beach.