Salisbury's French Market returns for three days from tomorrow in the Market Place.
Running from Wednesday (14th December) until Friday we will be able to pick up some traditional French items including baguettes, pastries, cheeses, street food, clothing, preserves, olives, and more.
The market will be open on each of those days from 9 am until 5 pm.
The market will run alongside the festive offerings in Guildhall Square where there are food stalls, Santa's Grotto, and Frost.
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