A creative hotspot that opened in October 2016 on the banks of the Lez River, the Marché du Lez is a veritable playground for events. This village within the city offers a wealth of creative initiatives that invite visitors to embrace a new way of life: responsible, local, innovative, and contemporary.
Formerly an industrial wasteland, the Marché du Lez is a hub of imagination and creativity, a meeting place where antique dealers, shops, food trucks, and restaurants come together.
It's a place to indulge yourself, nourish your body and mind, relax in the sun, share moments with family and friends, and take the time to enjoy life.
RESTAURANTS: La Baraquette, La Cachette, Lady Sushi, Terminal #1, Caves Notre Dame & Food Trucks.
ART DE VIVRE: Brocante, La Maison Pernoise, Marguerite Flower Shop, Guillaume Fort pour l'Homme, Yogivibe.
Formerly an industrial wasteland, the Marché du Lez is a hub of imagination and creativity, a meeting place where antique dealers, shops, food trucks, and restaurants come together.
It's a place to indulge yourself, nourish your body and mind, relax in the sun, share moments with family and friends, and take the time to enjoy life.
RESTAURANTS: La Baraquette, La Cachette, Lady Sushi, Terminal #1, Caves Notre Dame & Food Trucks.
ART DE VIVRE: Brocante, La Maison Pernoise, Marguerite Flower Shop, Guillaume Fort pour l'Homme, Yogivibe.
Services
Disabled access
Accessibility
Reception of disabled persons
Payment methods
Credit card
Gift vouchers (F)
Cash
Restaurant vouchers (F)
VisaOpenings
All year 2026
Medias
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Location
Contact MARCHE DU LEZ
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- Montpellier Port Marianne
Access
Access
- Tramway / streetcar line : Ligne 3: Arrêt Pablo Picasso at 500m
- Motorway : A9 - Sortie Est at 2km
- Airport/airfield : Montpellier Méditerranée at 2km
- Railway station : Saint-Roch at 5km
