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St Remy boasts a window shopper’s feast balanced between local services and products to tempt the tourists.

The southern half of the boulevard contains most shops although the ever enduring popularity of St Remy means business premises are increasing popping around the previously quieter northern perimeter.

Don’t miss Florame with organic soaps and toiletries or the biscuits and nougat at Au Petit Duc. To do the shops in St Remy justice, visit them at a different time to the Wednesday morning St Remy market.

I will be adding a list of recommended St Remy shops as I feature them on this site.

Can you recommend any favourite shops in St Remy de Provence and surrounding area?

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St Remy de Provence holds a large market on Wednesday mornings which fills three main squares (opposite main church of St Martin, off Rue Carnot and off Rue Lafayette) as well as spilling into streets in between.

This is the best day to absorb the atmosphere and see St Remy at its bustling best. From Provencal linens to chickens roasting on spits, the sights and smells are hard not to love.

Normally I’d recommend stocking up for picnics at markets but in St Remy’s case you’re better off installing yourself in a cafe on the main boulevard for an early lunch and lots of people watching.

You could almost be in Paris. A smaller market takes place on Saturday mornings.

Have you ever been to the market in St Remy?

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Shopping in St Remy de Provence

St Remy de Provence Market