Beginning 17th July, a new weekly market will take place every Thursday morning at Larvotto’s Esplanade Est. Spearheaded by Marjorie Crovetto, Monaco’s Municipal Council aims to enhance neighbourhood life and offer more direct access to fresh produce, adding a fourth open-air market to the city’s thriving network.

The latest addition to Monaco’s public markets will launch on 17th July in the eastern section of the Larvotto esplanade, near the Lartigue Fountain. Dubbed Le Petit Marché du Larvotto, the initiative was introduced by Marjorie Crovetto, Deputy Mayor and Delegate for the Communal Domain – Commerce, Halls and Markets. It reflects the city’s commitment to expanding access to everyday services while boosting community interaction in a revitalised seafront district.

Local produce and thoughtful convenience

Open from 8am to 1pm every Thursday, the Larvotto market will welcome both vendors and at least one fresh produce grower. Shoppers can expect a variety of fruit and vegetables, with an emphasis on organic selections. The market is designed to cater primarily to residents in Monaco’s eastern neighbourhoods, who until now have had fewer direct options for fresh produce shopping.

Seamless service for all Monaco residents

As with Monaco’s existing public markets in Monte-Carlo, La Condamine and Monaco-Ville, the Larvotto market will offer a home delivery service coordinated by the Service du Domaine Communal. This option is available to residents who may require assistance in transporting purchases or have limited mobility.

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