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Pomme de Reinette et Pomme d'Api

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Pomme de Reinette et Pomme d'Api is a delightful market located on Rue de l'Aiguillerie in Montpellier's Écusson district, the historic heart of the city. This market specializes in high-quality organic fruits and vegetables, artisan cheeses, cured meats, fresh bread, and regional products like olives and honey. The name, referencing two classic apple varieties, hints at its focus on traditional and seasonal produce. The market is housed in a covered arcade with a warm, rustic atmosphere, where vendors are passionate about their craft. Visitors can sample local cheeses, chat with farmers, and pick up picnic supplies for a day exploring Montpellier's medieval streets. It's a favorite among locals for its authentic feel and commitment to sustainable agriculture, offering a genuine taste of Languedoc cuisine.

Don't miss

  • Fresh organic fruits and vegetables from local farms
  • Artisan cheeses from the Languedoc region
  • Cured meats, olives, and honey
  • Freshly baked bread and pastries
  • Friendly vendors offering samples

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Ways to visit Pomme de Reinette et Pomme d'Api

You don't need a tour to visit, entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Pomme de Reinette et Pomme d'Api with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

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Getting there

Know before you go

  • Bring your own reusable bags for purchases.
  • Cash is preferred; some vendors accept cards.
  • Perfect for assembling a picnic to enjoy at nearby Place de la Canourgue.
  • Check opening days; typically open Tuesday to Sunday mornings.

A bit of history

Montpellier has a long tradition of markets dating back to the Middle Ages. This market was established in the late 20th century as part of a revival of local food culture, emphasizing organic and artisanal products.

Common questions

Is the market open every day?

It is usually open Tuesday through Sunday, closed on Mondays. Confirm locally.

Are there vegetarian/vegan options?

Yes, plenty of fruits, vegetables, bread, and plant-based products.

Can I find gluten-free products?

Some vendors offer gluten-free bread or pastries; ask directly.

Is it crowded?

It can be busy on Saturday mornings; go early for a quieter experience.

Are there restrooms nearby?

Public restrooms are available at Place de la Comédie or nearby cafés.

Can I negotiate prices?

Prices are generally fixed, but buying in bulk may get a discount.

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