Bordeaux Shopping
Running south of this triangle is the city's main shopping street, the pedestrianised rue Ste-Catherine. The rue Notre-Dame in the Chartrons district is good for antiques shops, while the passage St-Michel has interesting junk shops. A daily flea market is held on the place St-Michel and on Sunday morning a food and book market takes places along the quai des Chartons. Opening times of the shops are from Tuesdays to Saturdays 0900 or 1000-1900, some shops still close for lunch from 1230-1400 or 1500.
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