City Centre Market

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Place de la Riponne et alentours
A real Lausanne institution, the town centre market sets out its stalls every Wednesday and Saturday morning from the Place de la Riponne to the Place Saint-François as well as in the adjacent pedestrianised streets.
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Place de la Riponne et alentours
1005 Lausanne

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Schedules

Open
Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
08:00 - 13:00
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Closed
Saturday
08:00 - 13:00
Sunday
Closed

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Camille, the spontaneous shutterbug
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Camille the spontaneous shutterbug
Lausanne’s food market sets up for business throughout the city every Wednesday and Saturday, with numerous stalls offering all sorts of products. A must for anyone who loves to buy fresh produce.
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Victoria, the green smoothie
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Victoria the green smoothie
My Saturday ritual: I wake up early and walk to the Place de la Riponne to beat the crowd. Before 8 am, I have already bought all my organic and Swiss fruit and veg for the week.

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Discover a wealth of fresh agricultural, meat, cheese, bakery and grocery products as well as plants and flowers.

Alongside this food market, some fifty stalls offer a wide variety of new and second-hand items. Every Wednesday and Saturday morning, textiles, manufactured goods, books, antiques, second-hand goods and rummage sales can be found in front of the imposing Palais de Rumine.

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