Market shopping in Paris
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Marché aux Puces de St-Ouen
This vast flea market, founded in the late 19th century and said to be Europe’s largest, has more than 2500 stalls grouped into a dozen marchés (market areas), each with its own speciality (eg Paul Bert for 17th-century furniture, Malik for clothing, Biron for Asian art). There are miles upon miles of ‘freelance’ stalls; come prepared to spend some time.
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Marché aux Puces de Montreuil
This19th century established, 500-stall marché aux puces (flea market), is particularly known for its second-hand clothing, designer seconds, engravings, jewellery, linen, crockery, old furniture and appliances.
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Marché Belleville
Fascinating entry into the large, vibrant communities of the eastern neighbourhoods, home to artists, students and immigrants from Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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Marché aux Fleurs
The Île de la Cité’s flower market has brightened up this square since 1808. On Sundays it becomes a Marché aux Oiseaux.
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Marché Maubert
The Left Bank’s bohemian soul lives on at this colourful street market. Expect regular market fare: fresh food and veggies.
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Marché Bastille
Arguably the best open-air market in Paris with more different ethnic food stalls than ever before.
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Marché Monge
The open-air Marché Monge is laden with wonderful cheeses, baked goods and a host of other temptations.
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Marché St-Germain
Covered food market with fresh veg, fruit and other seasonal goodies.
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Franprix supermarket
There is a Franprix supermarket.
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