covered market open 7:7 mornings from 8h to 13h and some stands open on saturday afternoon from 16h30 to 19h. all goodies are here typical of the belle France
What to buy: veggies, fruits, meats,and seafoof/fish of course
What to pay: best natural prices of course, the fun of coming here
Written May 14, 2012
Address: pl mai 8 1945
Website: http://www.tourismeconcarneau.fr/fr/achats/
A daily market is held every morning in the large Market Hall- Halle, seen at back right in the picture. AS well as the usual produce stalls there are a number stalls selling snack foods.
In the open space in front of the Market Hall there is a big market on Friday mornings.
We arrived on a Monday morning and had a quick walk round the much smaller market held on that day which was already beginning to clear away and was not particularly interesting. Friends tell me the Friday morning market is by far the best. The location is lovely with a tree-lined road running along the waterfront and the Ville Clos as a backdrop.
Written Oct 23, 2009
There are plenty of shopping opportunities in this small area - even on a day when most of the shops were closed!
Traditional Regional Products are plentiful and include some of the most famous and long established family firms in the area.
If you have packed the wrong clothing you could put that right here very quickly whether for an unexpected cold snap or an invitation to a very smart restaurant.
We saw some beautiful clothes for children and were tempted by a jacket for a 6 year old grandchild - only the price tag put us off. Clothes in France are generally expensive .
Casual outdoor clothing including nautical wear, is available for all ages .
All shops pictured are in Rue de Vauban or Place Saint Guénolé
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Maison Lanicol - Biscuits, chocolates and traditional Breton pastries. You walk in, take a bag and make your selection which is then weighed and priced. We go can’t resist the tiny individual Kouign Amaann sweet and sticky little cakes. ( 0.166kg = 4 euros 15, for 4 )
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Conserverie Courtin - established 1893 the oldest cannery in the town. All kinds of canned fish, soups and sauces and prepared meals. Speciality is their famous dish of scallops cooked in butter and wine and preserved in large earthenware pots.. Guided tours can be taken at the cannery on the harbour side at e quai du Moros.
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Biscuiterie de Concararneau - buttery biscuits are a real Breton speciality. Light and delicious and often sold in very attractive tin containers.
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Ladies Boutique
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This, that and everything - souvenirs and useful or not so useful things!5c*
Updated Oct 23, 2009
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