Marché Forville

We arrived in Cannes at 10am and went straight to the Marché for breakfast. It felt so local and authentic to be there, surrounded by the lively market vibe. The only downside was that most stalls only accepted cash, so we had to pause our shopping and walk to the ATM on the corner. Once sorted, we enjoyed two small sandwiches that were super tasty—simple, fresh, and just perfect. A great way to start the day in Cannes! 🥖✨

Do not miss this experience! Fresh veggies and seafood and flowers galore. We are visiting from out of the country, I thoroughly enjoyed it! If I lived here, I would shop daily

Wonderful market for fresh produce. We got loads of fresh bread from the boulangerie and some herbs and spices to take back home. It was a feast for the senses. Definitely worth a trip.

Good-sized market with a variety of local items you often won’t find in supermarkets or other shops. Some produce can be hit or miss, and prices are a bit on the much higher side, but it’s a great place to discover unique, local goods.

Get a real sense of how the locals market and enjoy some beautiful food, wine and a great atmosphere too! The passion for quality is absolutely evident on every stall.

The fleet market in Cannes I came on a Monday morning and has all antique vintage clothing, bags and more it’s locals and tourist atrqction it’s a nice place to walk around

Marché Forville: Snack like a local 🧀🍓🥙 If you’re cruising through Cannes and want a real taste of the town, this market is your move. It’s small, lively, and full of delicious bites: cheese, falafel, juicy fruit and more! Just don’t sleep in: by 1 PM vendors start packing up like it’s Cinderella time. Come early, graze often, and leave with your hands (and belly) full.

If you get to Cannes, you have to visit this market which is famous. They have very affordable prices and you can find fresh vegetables and fruits. What I liked is that they also have a water fountain where you can wash the vegetables and fruits if you want to eat them. I recommend💜

If you lived here, you'd be home now. A lovely collection of farm stands and take-away stalls that would set you up for a day of cooking or a morning of snacking. Popular with the locals and close enough to the port for tourists. Would recommend stopping by!

I think this is a MUST do in Cannes. So many amazing meats, cheeses, fruits, veggies, olives and spices to choose from. Lots of unique prepared items to get as well if looking for a bite such as waffles, beignets, fruit juice and breads. I've never been anywhere like this before!

Got to the market a little late. Should have planned better. It looked amazing. Love the way the building is constructed with all the roll up doors everywhere. Still managed to buy some olives and some amazing Brie with truffles in the middle. Check this place out. Great public parking garage located next door.

This was our second favorite market in France! Get the socca. Experience the tampenade. Get a little local charcuterie- maybe a courgette or two... Happy times...

Marche Forville Market is a covered food market that's open daily from 7:30am to 1:00pm. It's a great spot to shop for fresh produce as well as food souvenirs. We had some delicious baby bananas and mini strawberries and picked up some homemade olive paste to take home. There are also a few vendors selling cooked items on the spot - there was one that had a huge paella pan making paella. I think the paella pan was bigger than me! There were also a few places making fried vegetables and other fried goodies. If we had not just eaten breakfast on the cruise ship before getting off to start our day, we would've definitely gotten some to try. Marche Forville Market would definitely be a boon to visitors that are staying in the area and have a kitchen to make use of the fresh ingredients available at the market. Too bad we could not take any of it back with us or else we would've gotten one of the mini watermelons or mini melons that they were selling!

I happened to take a daytrip to Cannes on Saturday and came across Le Marche Forville. Wonderful. I love open air markets! There was an abundance of fresh produce and my greedy eyes spied the fruits and vegetables that I sorely missed being away from California. I ended up getting some fresh fruit and some Libanese cucumbers - both healthy and tasty! I noticed they also had prepared food vendors - example: station selling paella or dishing up portions of main-type of foods. There were also lovely floral bouquet vendors. I wanted to buy it all - they looked so beautiful and summery. If you're in Cannes and you want an alternative to the glitz and glamour spots, here's a real place where both locals and tourists shop. Good food and fresh food are always worth your time in my view. Next time I'm in Cannes, I'll be back here again.

A brilliant and exciting market in the heart of Cannes that is more than a a little reminiscent of the great Mercat de la Boqueria in Barcelona. It is easy to get carried away and buy a little of everything but it is fiercely expensive... you can do the same shop in a supermarket for a third of the price

Market for fruits and vegetables, as well as meats! It's great, and everything is super fresh. It's pretty close to Rue Meynadier at the end, so definitely come check it out if you're around the area. There are also a lot of shops around the market to eat at if you want to do so. Yay for markets!

I spent about 2 weeks in Cannes close to Marche Forville. It is a beautiful, energetic market which opens from 7:30 am - 1:00 pm. This place was my go to place daily for Fresh Fruits, Veggies and pastries and sometime small knick knacks for my shopping. Thumbs up Marche Forville! Hope to be back soon.

I have mixed feelings for this place...having been here to shop for groceries every morning for about a week. But before I get into that, here are some need-to-knows: 1. This food market becomes an antique market on Mondays. 2. The best day to go is Sunday because all of the stalls are available and open. The rest of the days still have booths but not as much. 3. Wake up early. The market is open from like 6am to 12:30pm but all the good stuff is gone by 10am. If you want to have some good oysters or clams, try your luck at 7am. 4. if you're not used to shopping in fresh markets, you might not know that you should be selective on the goods. Check for bruises and look at the different booths. Some places have better basil bunches than others, some places have sweeter oranges. Things best to get there: 1. seafood 2. vegetable, fruits and herbs 3. fresh eggs 4. flowers Things you might find not in stores 1. cheese 2. pate and different types of cured goods Is it cheap there? Depends on what you get. Nothing is cheap in Cannes and if you buy things like cheese, you might end up walking out with 20-30 euros a days. There's a garage there if you want to pay for parking.

Bustling market with cheese, meat, vegetables, fruits, jams, socca - chickpea crepes. Awesome experience. Close walk up to the Church of Our Lady of Esperance, which has the best views in Cannes.

Just a warning - you are not going to want to leave this place they have everything! You can get a freshly made custom juice (hold onto your seat for the ginger one it packs a punch!), fish, gorgeous produce, olives, flowers, plants, olive oil.... not only is everything tasty and fresh - it's beautiful! If I lived in the area, I would hit this market daily.

This is a must visit feature of Cannes. This is a good representation of how important food is in the french culture

whenever ANY town has a farmer's market (especially if its a daily occurrence), i must visit it. cannes france was no exception. this market shuts pretty early in the day (come before 1400 or 2pm). but in the morning, expect to find numerous vendors + their similar produce: whether that be fruit, veggies, nuts or flowers. it's a great place to visit when in town for the freshest of fruit + veggies to accompany any picnic or day pack. i was able to try strawberries from some of the vendors who offered a free sample. i eventually bought a basket of them (some of the freshest i've ever had) + near devoured all of them before my husband returned from running an errand. the flowers are exceptionally gorgeous + the sellers are not shy to offer assistance even if my french communication skills were lacking + their english was limited. from the looks of things, most people peddle their bikes or walk to this market + avoid driving in general since parking around the area is quite limited. we were here at 0830 or 8:30am + no parking spots to be found (we had walked in from the harbor).

Wonderful open air market in Cannes! Loved the wonderful produce and local products available like potato gnocci and lavender honey. My favorite treats from the marche were the strawberries and the charentais melons - heavenly! Very friendly vendors and nice to tourists fumbling to parle Francais :-)