VILLAGE MARKETS IN THE CANTON OF GENEVA

Across the canton of Geneva, village markets are a wonderful way to experience local life. Each week, farmers, artisans, and food producers gather in town squares to offer fresh seasonal produce, cheeses, breads, wines, and specialty foods. 

These small markets are not only great for shopping locally but also for enjoying a relaxed community atmosphere. In this guide, we highlight the village markets worth visiting. 

Chêne‑Bourg Market | Place de la Gare

The Chêne‑Bourg Weekly Producers’ Market brings together a diverse selection of local producers and artisans. Shoppers can find fresh fruits and vegetables from regional growers, butcher products, a variety of cheeses, fresh bread, and chocolates. Several stalls are run by local winemakers showcasing wines from the surrounding area. The market highlights seasonal produce and traditional products, offering high‑quality ingredients directly from producers.

Beyond food and drink, the market may include other artisanal offerings that reflect local craftsmanship and expertise. Regular vendors provide an authentic taste of the region’s agricultural richness and culinary traditions.

Opening hours:

Tuesday afternoons September – April from 3pm to 7pm, May – August from 3pm to 8pm

Location: 

Place de la Gare, 1225 Chêne‑Bourg

Collonge Market | Route d’Hermance

This market specializes in seasonal produce, including fruits, vegetables, eggs, and cheeses directly from local growers. Visitors can explore the market for high-quality, fresh ingredients while supporting small-scale, local agriculture. 

Opening hours:

Friday afternoons, 1.30pm – 6pm

Location:

Route d’Hermance 101, 1245 Collonge-Bellerive 

Confignon Market | Place du Village

Located in the heart of the village on Place du Village, the Confignon Market offers a selection of fresh fruits and vegetables along with local cheeses, a butcher’s stand, and grilled chicken available throughout the day on Tuesdays. A bicycle repair stand is also present during the Tuesday market, except on the first Tuesday of each month.

Opening hours:

Tuesday and Friday mornings, 7am – 1pm

Location:

Place du Village, 1232 Confignon 

Corsier Market | Place de l'Ecole Primaire

The Corsier Market features fresh, locally produced items from regional farms. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables, cheeses, and other dairy products, as well as artisanal goods made by local producers. It’s a community-oriented market where visitors can discover high-quality, regionally sourced products. 

Opening hours:

Friday mornings, 7.30am – 12.30pm

Location:

Place de l'Ecole Primaire, 1246 Corsier 

Laconnex Market | Place de la Mairie

Laconnex Market offers fresh fruits and vegetables, regional products, artisan goods, and handmade items showcasing local craftsmanship. Visitors can enjoy small food stalls or light refreshments while browsing. 

The market is family-friendly, featuring activities for children, making it a relaxed, community-oriented destination. Seasonal items such as flowers, herbs, and homemade preserves are often available. 

The market emphasizes quality and local sourcing, providing an authentic taste of the area’s produce and artisanal products in a picturesque village setting.

2026 dates: 

On Sundays: 19 April, 17 May, 21 June, 20 September, 18 October, 15 November

On Saturday: 19 December

Opening hours: 

11am –3pm

Location: 

Place de la Mairie, 1287 Laconnex

Meinier Market | Esplanade de la Salle Communale

The weekly Meinier Market features fresh, locally sourced products from producers in the region. You’ll find a vegetable stall (maraîcher) offering seasonal produce, as well as cheeses, fresh bread, and wine from local vineyards. In addition, there are other regional products available, highlighting the area’s agricultural diversity. 

On many Fridays, the market also includes food stalls such as Fish Cake and Big Lulu for casual bites, and once a month the Bicyclologue (bicycle repair service) is present.

Opening hours: 

Fridays from 4pm to 8pm

Location: 

Esplanade de la Salle Communale, 1252 Meinier

Onex Cité-Nouvelle Market | Avenue des Grandes-Communes

The market features fresh, seasonal products including locally grown fruits and vegetables, artisan breads, cheeses, eggs, and other dairy items. Seasonal flowers, herbs, and potted plants are also available. 

Stalls often offer regional specialties such as honey, preserves, and cured meats. Some vendors sell small household items and gourmet products. Cité-Nouvelle Market emphasizes high-quality, locally sourced products and is ideal for midweek or weekend shopping, providing an authentic taste of the Geneva countryside.

Opening hours:

1 April – 30 September: Wednesday & Saturday, 7am–1pm

1 October – 31 March: Wednesday & Saturday, 8am–1pm

Location: 

Avenue des Grandes-Communes 27, 1213 Onex

Onex Markets of the World | Place des Deux-Églises

Les Marchés du Monde offers international and specialty foods, including spices, herbs, and seasonings from around the globe, as well as imported teas, coffees, and oils. Visitors can enjoy fresh street food, pastries, baked goods, and specialty condiments. 

Some stalls also sell crafts, artisanal products, and small household items. This market is ideal for discovering global flavours and unique ingredients not commonly found in local shops. Its multicultural atmosphere makes it a vibrant destination for Sunday mornings, perfect for tasting, exploring, and shopping.

Opening hours: 

Sundays (except Easter Sunday), 8.30am –2pm

Location: 

Place des Deux-Églises, 1213 Onex

Onex-Village Market | Rue Gaudy-le-Fort

Onex-Village Market focuses on fresh, local produce and artisanal goods. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables, breads, cheeses, eggs, and other dairy products. Stalls often feature charcuterie, jams, preserves, and specialty foods from Geneva producers. Herbs, flowers, and potted plants are commonly available.

The market combines everyday grocery needs with the opportunity to discover regional specialties. Its traditional, community-oriented atmosphere makes it a popular stop for those seeking high-quality, locally grown products in a relaxed setting.

Opening hours:

1 April – 30 September: Thursday, 7am–1pm

1 October – 31 March: Thursday, 8am–1pm

Location: 

Rue Gaudy-le-Fort 30, 1213 Onex

Plan-les-Ouates Market | Place des Aviateurs

This bustling market offers a wide variety of local products including fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, clothing, and regional specialties. 

Mondays feature a lively street-food atmosphere with food trucks serving international cuisines, creating a vibrant spot for lunch or snacks. Thursdays focus more on gourmet items such as artisanal cheeses, butcher products, and grilled chicken, ideal for preparing a home-cooked meal. 

The market provides a welcoming, friendly setting for shopping, eating, and discovering local flavors, attracting both locals and visitors looking for fresh and high-quality products.

Opening hours: 

Mondays and Thursdays from 8am to 1.30pm

Location: 

Place des Aviateurs, 1228 Plan-les-Ouates

Puplinge Market | Place Communale

The Puplinge Market features fresh, local produce and a variety of artisanal offerings from village producers. A local maraîcher (fruit and vegetable grower) provides seasonal fruits and vegetables, while a fleuriste (flower and plant seller) offers flowers and potted plants on market days.

Alongside traditional produce, visitors will find the nomadic commerce stall Macadam Market, and a bicycle repair service by the Bicyclologue (bicycle repair service)  every third Thursday of the month from March to October (excluding August) from 3pm-6pm.

Puplinge also hosts food trucks on other days of the week (e.g., burgers and fries from Big Lulu on Tuesdays, Colombian specialties from D’Maiz on Wednesdays, baked goods from Cloud Bakery on Thursdays, and seasonal stands like Fishcake or Bagel 111 on Fridays).

Opening hours: 

Thursdays from 7am to 6pm

Location: 

Place communale (corner of Rue de Frémis / Rue de Graman), 1241 Puplinge 

Satigny Village Market | Place du Village

The Satigny Village Market offers a wide selection of fresh, seasonal products from local producers. Shoppers can find meats from butchers, fresh fish, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, and baked goods from local artisans. The market highlights well-known regional producers, supporting short supply chains and local agriculture. Visitors can sample products, purchase ingredients for home cooking, or enjoy light snacks while exploring the lively village square.

In addition, on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, a Vietnamese food stand by Quoc Viet Tran is featured, offering freshly prepared dishes such as stir-fried noodles, curry shrimp, lemongrass chicken, sweet-and-sour duck, spring rolls, and dumplings, providing a convenient and flavorful option for breakfast or lunch.

Opening hours:

Thursday afternoons from 4pm onwards

Tuesday & Thursday mornings from 7.30am – 12.30pm 

Location: 

Place du Village, 1242 Satigny

Vandoeuvres Market | Place de Vandoeuvres

Opening hours: 

Tuesdays from 8am to 12pm

Location:

Place de Vandoeuvres, 1253 Vandoeuvres

Vernier Étang Market | Allée des Roseaux

The Étang Market brings a weekly food market to the growing Étang district. Every Wednesday afternoon, vendors set up their stalls along Allée des Roseaux, creating a lively meeting place for residents and visitors.

The market comprises eight stands with a strong focus on short supply chains and local products. Visitors can find a variety of fresh foods and specialties, including fruits and vegetables, plants, meat, fish, rotisserie chicken, Italian dishes, olive oil, and locally brewed beer.

Beyond shopping for fresh products, the Étang Market is designed as a friendly neighborhood gathering place. Tables and benches placed near the stalls invite visitors to sit down, enjoy the atmosphere, and spend time with neighbours while exploring the market.

Opening hours: 

Wednesdays from 3pm to 7pm

Location:

Allée des Roseaux, 1219 Vernier

Versoix Market | Place de la Gare

Every Saturday morning, visitors are offered a lively selection of local producers, artisans, and specialty food vendors. A smaller version of the market also takes place every Tuesday morning.

Visitors can explore a diverse selection of stands, offering both local produce and artisanal specialities. Fresh fruits and vegetables are provided by Raïf Maraîcher, while Les Garçons Bouchers and Les Trois Meules showcase quality meats and cheeses. Domaine du Château de Collex offers local wines, complemented by delicatessen items from Macadam Market. Max Poulet serves rotisserie chicken, and, depending on the catch, fisherman Neal Ricci may also be present. The market occasionally features clothing by Gotter Maurizio and even a bicycle repair service with Le Bicyclologue on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month.

For convenient access, the P+R Versoix Centre Gare parking offers one hour of free parking, directly beneath the market.

Opening hours:

Saturday mornings from 9am to 1pm

Tuesday mornings (smaller market) from 10am

Location:

Place de la Gare, 1290 Versoix