Menton Halles
Quai de Monléon
| Mon | Monday to Friday forenoon |
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| Sat | Saturday forenoon + today |
| Sun | Sunday forenoon |
| Starting today in 1:20 h | |
These market halls open regularly Monday to Friday, on Saturdays and on Sundays. You can usually start shopping from 8.00 am and the market traders clear up again from 12.30 pm.
Menton Halles are located on the Quai de Monléon. This is in the west of the old Menton harbour, where the quayside street passes the cape (map). This market is partially covered. 40 different booths are to be found on this market. The product range includes fruit and vegetables, direct marketing food, cheese, oarganic products, meat products and also flowers and crop.
The covered market built in 1898 by Adrien Rey is remarkable for its polychromy of bricks and ceramics commissioned from the Menton-based manufacturer Saïssi.
Whether inside the municipal hall market and all around there are only food stalls and a few florists on the outside. On the other hand, on Saturday mornings there are also fairgrounds selling clothes, shoes, glasses, etc. on Quai Bonaparte and on Place Fornari.
SourceThe number of exhibitors and the types of products offered vary according to the season or somethimes with the weather. The information is non-binding. The base data about this market were confirmed on the website of the municipality on 12 August 2023.
Map of the market and surrounding area
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Entrance to the market hall in Menton from 1898
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Market stall with Italian products in the Menton hall
The border is really not far from here.
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Market hall and free-standing market stalls in Menton
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Sale at a delicatessen stand in Menton market hall
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Butchers, fruit and vegetables in Menton market hall
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Market trader with different types of potatoes at the market in Menton
The name Parmentier is a reference to Antoine Parmentier, who established potatoes as a staple food in France and ultimately in Europe in the 18th century.
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Cheese and delicatessen stand in Menton market hall
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Stand with citrus fruits from Menton in front of the market hall
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Florist in front of the Menton market hall
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Menton market hall with open stalls to the south
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Menton covered market in November
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Kumquat trees at Menton market
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Customer in Menton market hall
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Steel construction of the market hall in Menton
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Sign from 1898 of the market hall in Menton
Sign at the covered market in Menton
Welcome to the market.
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Cheese and bread stand in Menton market hall