Marché Saint-Géry
Marché Saint-Géry brings new life to the historic Halles Saint-Géry, a landmark of Brussels heritage, built in 1881. Fifty years after the closure of the original market, this iconic venue is being returned to its original purpose of providing visitors with a welcoming, lively and inviting marketplace that preserves its cultural role in the heart of Brussels.
Led by non-profit organisation Patrimoine & Culture and Brussels entrepreneur Cédric Gérard, the market brings together a carefully selected group of passionate artisans. Bakers, fishmongers, butchers, greengrocers, cheesemakers, delicatessens and caterers invite visitors to discover the local and international flavours that shape the identity of Belgium’s capital.
More than just a place to shop, Marché Saint-Géry offers an authentic experience. Visitors can sample artisanal specialties, meet local producers, enjoy freshly prepared dishes or simply soak up the warm, friendly atmosphere of the neighbourhood.
The Halles Saint-Géry will also continue to host exhibitions, concerts, festivals and cultural events, creating a unique meeting place that blends heritage, gastronomy and contemporary creativity.
For travellers seeking authentic experiences, Marché Saint-Géry is a must-visit destination, offering a discovery of Brussels through its flavours, history and way of life.
Marché Saint-Géry
Marché BIO de la place du Luxembourg
Every Tuesday from 12:30am to 08:30pm, a small organic market is held on the Place du Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament. The twenty or so merchants are focused on organic and local products. If you like markets on a human scale, you will feel at home. Producers and locals meet and share their culture of good food. You can find fruits, vegetables, cold cuts, fish, flowers, but also something to eat on the spot... The perfect opportunity for European residents and locals to grab something to eat for lunch, to stock up on fresh produce when leaving work or to have a drink with your friends. Ideal if the Thursday "Plux" afterwork, which takes place on the same square, is not enough for you!
Marché BIO de la place du Luxembourg
Market of Châtelain
Place du Châtelain, in the heart of Ixelles, is transformed into a large colourful market every Wednesday, from 02:00pm to 07:00pm. It has products from Belgium and elsewhere, organic produce, flower stands and other handicrafts. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly! In the late afternoon, it’s the perfect spot to put the world to rights with a drink and fill your basket with exceptional products.
Market of Châtelain
Midi market
Midi Market attracts large numbers of traders and craftspeople every Sunday morning. This market is among the largest in Europe and offers fresh produce, meat, fish, flowers and plants as well as clothing. You can find everything you need at unbeatable prices.
This is a true voyage of scents and colours, where lovers of world cuisine will find it impossible to resist products from all over the world. With so many different nationalities present, the market will immerse you in the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Belgian capital!
Midi Market is very well served by public transport and takes place every Sunday from 7:00am to 02:00pm.
Midi market
Place Sainte-Catherine Market
Place Saint-Catherine market is a great place to meet local producers and is very committed to controlled, organic agriculture. Every Wednesday (from 07:30am to 02:00pm), there’s a wide selection of meats and cold cuts, breads, dairy products and fruit and vegetables. There's plenty of choice for filling your basket with goodies and enjoying a friendly experience that attracts the curious as well as regulars.
The big bonus? The unmissable place Saint-Catherine and its surroundings are the ideal setting for a walk, a stroll and a drink on the terrace.
Place Sainte-Catherine Market
Foodmet / Abattoirs Market
The Foodmet (Brussels jargon for ‘food market’) is the latest addition to be built on the premises of the former abattoirs. The eye-catching building is characterised by its concrete panels in stark lines. It consists of two sections. On the ground floor, you will find a vegetable, fruit and meat market with fifty stalls selling meat, fish, poultry, vegetables, fruit, olives, red, cheese, herbs, Mediterranean oil, etc. At peak hours, this busy market could easily be mistaken for a Moroccan souk! On the roof, which covers an area of 4,000 square metres, a genuine urban farm has been created: one side features a vegetable garden with greenhouses, and the other an aquaponics farm. This sophisticated system reuses the water in which fish are bred (excrements included) to grow crops. Climb to the roof via the stairs near the entrance for a look at the greenhouses. Fri - Sun: 7:00 - 14:00
Foodmet / Abattoirs Market
Boitsfort Market
It's hard to find a more rural and pleasant setting than Boitsfort market. Located around Watermael-Boitsfort town hall, this is the favourite Sunday meeting place for the commune’s inhabitants. People flock here for its quality products, such as organic vegetables, cheeses, artisanal delicacies and delicious quiches. A special mention goes to the numerous irresistible flower shops. Don't forget to stop by the "King of Chicken" to buy your traditional Sunday chicken!
Boitsfort Market
Place Van Meenen Market
The market on place Van Meenen takes place every Monday afternoon from 12:00am to 07:00pm (07:30pm when the weather is good!) in front of Saint-Gilles town hall. It brings together producers and traders around great local produce at affordable prices. People flock here for its wide selection of organic fruit and vegetables, cheeses, pastries and other sweet treats. Gourmets like to meet there and enjoy its friendly, local atmosphere and its perfect terrace for having a drink among friends accompanied by delicious produce purchased on the market. It’s an unmissable moment of sharing!
Place Van Meenen Market
Place Saint-Job market
Place Saint-Job, in the heart of Uccle, is transformed into a large, lively market every Monday morning (from 8:00am to 01:00pm). There is a vast choice: you can find fruit and vegetables of all kinds, fresh products including meat and fish, flowers, leather goods, handicrafts and more. A whole range of products is available throughout the year. It’s a great opportunity to discover this Brussels district in a new light!
Place Saint-Job market
Stockel Market
Stockel Market is the family market par excellence. This moment of meeting and sharing takes place on Woluwe-Saint-Pierre’s place Dumon every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 08:00am to 01:00pm. Essentially food-oriented, you can fill your trolley with quality products and treat yourself to a wonderful selection of flowers and various plants. Local atmosphere guaranteed!
Stockel Market
Place Saint-Lambert Market
The market on Place Saint-Lambert is held every Saturday from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, in the heart of Woluwe-Saint-Lambert. It offers a large choice of food products and delicatessen. It's an opportunity to make nice discoveries and to stock up for the week!
Place Saint-Lambert Market
Parvis de Saint-Gilles market
Parvis de Saint-Gilles market is one of the oldest in the capital having existed since 1865. Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 to 13:00, it can be found in the heart of the capital's trendy district. Every day, locals and tourists crowd around stalls of all kinds: fruit and vegetables, salted meats and cheeses from Belgium and Italy, spices and confectionery, accessories and textiles, plants and much more.
On Wednesdays from 11:00am to 07:00pm, there is a fresh produce market.
On Thursdays from 11:00 am to 09:00 pm, and on the weekends from 08:00 am to 2:30 pm, a dozen or so food trucks offering culinary specialities from around the world set up shop near the market to delight the taste buds of young and old alike. There is no shortage of choice to tempt even the most impatient gourmets who enjoy the market's historic atmosphere and prime location. It’s an unmissable outing that combines a village atmosphere and a lively district!
Parvis de Saint-Gilles market
Place Jourdan market
A great Sunday event, place Jourdan Market takes place every week, from 08:00am to 01:00pm, in the heart of the European Quarter. It primarily sells food products (fruit and vegetables, some of which are organically grown, cheeses, breads, meats, fish) as well as clothes, flowers, books, etc.
A focal point for cosmopolitan terraces, this outing allows you to take the time to discover Belgian and international cuisine. The famous Friture Antoine also treats enthusiasts to its delicious specialities!
Place Jourdan market
Place Flagey Market
Located in Ixelles, place Flagey is one of the liveliest squares in Brussels and hosts its open-air market every weekends (07:00am - 02:30pm). It’s a place of gathering for many producers and merchants and features fresh produce (such as fruit and vegetables, milk, meat and fish) as well as clothing, accessories and plants. Alongside the market, world cuisine stands offer freshly prepared dishes, to be enjoyed on the spot or taken away.
It is also popular with people enjoying time with family or friends. It’s a great opportunity to have a drink in the bars that line the square, while tasting oysters from the market. A gourmet outing guaranteed !
Place Flagey Market
