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If you like to stroll around at markets or are looking for a bargain. Paris has some flea markets, where you can find second hand goods, but new goods as well. Bargaining is part of the job and of course of the fun. Not far from the Place de Bastille is the Marché au Puces d´Aligre (Place d´Aligre). I visited this rather small and cosy market only once. Other markets are Marché aux Puce de la Porte Vanves (metro Port de Vanves) and Marché aux Puces de Montreuil (metro Port de Montreuil). The largest flea market of Paris or even of Europe is the Marché aux Puces de St-Ouen (metro Port Clignacourt). This market with about 2500 stalls grouped in 10 market areas is founded in the late 19th century. At sundaymorning I even saw stalls in the street of my Etap-hotel (close to the Port Saint Ouen).
You name it .... antiques, all types of second hand goods, clothes, bags and much more. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Beads for sale by pieter_jan_v No matter what you are looking for, somewhere it is waiting for you at the Paris Fleamarket. The last decades it changed from a pure street market into more permanent market with stall up to mall-like buildings. A word of warning: Don't get involved into the gambling games going on near the ATM.
Souvenirs, body safe, leather clothing. Leave a Comment Theme: AntiquesAddress: Saint Quen areaPhone: 0892-705765Directions: Metro line #4 Porte de Clignancourt. Mind the pickpockets!Website: http://www.parispuces.com
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 Les puces de St Ouen by Ipanema_Princess This flea market is the bigger in Paris. It is located in the suburb city of St Ouen, but it's easily accessible with the subway. The market is divided into different blocks depending of the kind of thing they sale. Some is in open air market, and some are inside buildings (like the antiques part). This antiques part is very renowned, and most of the buyers are rich americans or japonese. On the rest of the market you will find a lot of different things, at all prices. Some new and some old, and not always very interesting.
- Antiques (furniture, collectibles...) - Streetwear clothing - A lot of everything : CD, DVD, Perfumes, old stuff of all kind...
Try to bargain ! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Metre : Porte de Clignancourt
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 Brocanteur at the Puces de Vanves by Ipanema_Princess This other flea market is quite different from the famous "Puces de St Ouen". It is smaller and has a more pittoresque atmosphere of provincial "brocante", even if most of the vendors are professionals. I went there in the morning, but around 12 AM it seems that most of the vendors are leaving, and some others were coming for the afternoon.
Old jewelry, antiques, furniture, porcelaine, collectibles, books, records, clothes...
Try to bargain ! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Av de la Porte de VanvesDirections: Metro : Porte de Vanves (ligne 13)
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One hundred years old in 1985, this flea market is the largest in the world according to it's web site. Thre are 2500 shops selling old furniture, books, and just about anything else you might want for your home or your wardrobe. It's a great place for bargain hunters and just for walking around looking at things as well as people. It is said that more than 125,000 people visit the flea market every weekend. It is opened on Saturdays 9-6, Sundays 10-6, and Mondays 11-5. There are also many restaurants at the flea market.
Furniture, paintings, dolls, toys, books, glassware, clothes, jewelry, etc. Leave a Comment Theme: AntiquesAddress: 140 rue des Rosiers, 93400 SAINT-OUENPhone: 01 40 12 32 58Directions: Porte de Clignancourt M: Porte de Clignancourt Line 4 M: Garibaldi Line 13 Bus: 56, 60, 85,95, 137,166, 255, PC3Website: http://www.parispuces.com
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 Marche Aux Puces by Donna_in_India Marche Aux Puces is billed as the largest flea/antique market in Europe. It was part new stuff (mostly clothes), part antiques, and part garage sale junk. Open Saturday, Sunday, and Monday from 9:30-6.
Some latest fashion clothes, jewlery, antiques, books, etc., etc.
Bargain but alot is fixed price. Leave a Comment
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 Vernaison Flea Market at St Ouen. by Roadquill I finally found the darn place. On my last trip I was pointed towards and outside flea market and missed the big one at St. Ouen completely. There are many difference sections. We went to the higher end one and this on Vernaison, which had more used stuff, bric a brac. Fun to walk around in. We did find some stuff. There was a tapistry place where we were able to get tapistries for about 50% of what they were in town and the museums. Household items, and artwork were plantiful. I ended up buying a painting. Apparently in other sections were clothing.
A little or a lot. Leave a Comment Theme: AntiquesDirections: Be sure you head to the other side of the Paris traffic ring. And be careful as it is a little grungy down there.
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We have visited the Marche aux Puces near the Porte de Clingancourt metro station in the past and have enjoyed our visitd, but the day we picked on this trip was rainy and cold and we ended up only staying a short period of time. Some of the open air dealers were out but a lot were closed and since it was raining we headed over to the antique section of the market that is undercover. Most of it is not affordable to the average tourist, especially not will the incredible shrinking dollar, but it is fun to look. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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The area around Porte de Clignancourt is great for shopping. Flea markets and lots of antiques stores. check first for market days, then go there and spend many hours browsing around, making great bargains!
Anything from furniture to clothes, jewellry or books... Also, there are nice coffeehouses where you can have a break!
As much as you want to. No limits any way! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: North Paris. Check for Porte de Clignancourt on your métro map!
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a flea market, the one to gauge by all others, the biggest one and the one with the most tradition in Paris,really just outside city limits of Paris to the north in Saint Ouen ,dept 93. you have a city divided into different markets and for differents reasons Le Passage, a paradise of china pots and pans, dishes etc marché Jules-Vallés, the wall, was created to honor the first porter of the market ,Fréderic with its own cart, today lost. watches,and a nice cafe at Au Voltaire. Marchés Paul-Bert and Serpette, with its famous restaurant Paul Bert, decorations,rare objects, fake or monumental, many ideas for the creative mind. marché Vernaison, narrow streets with 10 allées, a pause at Chez Louisette for an apero,,,near ave Michelet,loaded with vendors of pullovers,baskets, and leather, you will find anything here a real paradise for collectionists. Marchés couverts Dauphine and Malassis, these are covered markets, galleries of paintings,antiques with specialties at Malassis . Dauphine, high place for the arts with its carré des libraries, full of books, some of the most prestigious of Paris. You can do a rest stop at Book 1, take after the rue Jules-Vallés with military surplus and stores of comics BD and old vinyls music records. Marché Biron, all in bronze, lustres, and tables of paintings with beautiful wood carvings encadrement. Many from the Empire and Napoleon III some from Louis XIII, and still less of Louis XV. Walking along the main street of the market Biron is like walking in history , you see, as to buy is expensive you feel you are in the Louvre or Versailles. Many stores dedicated to decorating arts from the 20C Marché des Rosiers, Art Deco and Art Nouveau are king here, specialists in lalique,Daum,and Gallé, as well as Dunand,Majorelle,and Mucha. some figures, 11 km of window shopping over 7 hectares, 14 independant markets,2500 merchants, and the list goes on. Open all year on saturdays, sundays and mondays from 10H to 18H.
almost everything you come to see at a flea market and some of great standing that looks like belongs in the Louvre.
depends on your price negotiating skills and the market at the time or your great finds,its a flea market of all sorts Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 7 impasse Simon, 93400 Saint OuenPhone: +33 (0) 158 61 22 90Directions: metro line 4 stop porte de clignancourt and line 13 stop Garibaldi. bit further but doable is line 4 Saint Ouen stop
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