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Sunday morning between 8 and 11 am, when the market is at its fullest and the light is softest. Weekday evenings are far quieter if you want the architecture to yourself.

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Entry is free, and a small bunch of flowers runs 5 to 10 euros, dropping even lower near closing time when vendors slash prices to clear stock. Bring cash, since most stalls do not take cards.

Anbefalt for

Early birds and slow morning strollers, Flower and gardening enthusiasts, Photography lovers, Couples on a relaxed weekend

Planlegg ditt besøk

1-2 hours

Om

Raske fakta: Every Sunday morning, the square fills with a flower and plant market that has been running for more than 200 years. The ground underneath was once so boggy that medieval traders planted the first wooden stalls on stilts to keep their goods dry.

Høydepunkter: The simple bandstand at the center only comes to life on Sunday mornings, when the whole square smells of damp earth, cut stems, and hyacinths. Arrive just before the 8 am opening bell and you can watch the oldest vendor unwrap his orchids while the street lamps still glow.

Insidertips

  • Carry small bills, since most vendors and the corner accordion player prefer cash.
  • Work your way to the fountain end of the market around 12:30 pm for marked-down bouquets.
  • Wear shoes you do not mind getting splashed, because the cobbles stay wet from flower buckets all morning.
  • Skip the packed cafés facing the square and grab a coffee at a side street café with a direct view instead.

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