Marché agricole de Velleron

The BEST farmers' market around. Fantastic selection of the freshest, seasonal local produce. The most vendors come on a Friday. Prices are very competitive. EXCELLENT ... don't miss it.

I love this farmers market as you Truly buy directly from the farmers. They come in almost every day (I think Fridays are the best) they park their vans and displays their products. The best fresh and seasonal products you can find.

Very nice, local, community French farmer's market. There's an outdoor bar and food, to relax, while admiring all the delicious local produce available.

Wonderful market full of beautiful local produce.

Nice regional fruits an vegetables direkt from the producer

My favorite market. I drive 250 km just to go there. The people are genuinely nice it is obvious that they work hard to produce everything they sell. My favorite are the two elderly gentlemen selling garlic. Just looking at their hands makes me touched. Lovely place! Everything is delicious and you could still feel their love for the land and their community!

A fantastic market. Open at 6:00 PM in the spring, summer and fall every day except Sunday. The crowds are large. Everything is fresh and sells out quickly, so be in line for the opening (which is not one second before the official time). Shop for what you want and need. The prices are fair and the vendors are friendly.

This is the local area's farmers' market, and well worth the visit if you can use fresh produce directly. During the "summer" (April 1st - September 30th) the market takes place every evening (except Sundays and holidays) from 6-8 p.m., during the "winter" on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 4.30 onwards. Most of the farmers here are selling produce harvested that day, often excellent things that might not be exactly the right shape or colour for the supermarkets, but great value fruit or vegetables for the consumer. You will clearly notice what is at the peak of it's season; often top-quality products are being sold by the box for a fraction of the supermarket price, or large quantities of 2nd quality to be used for jams and such.