Paris flea market

Paris flea market is called "Le marche aux puces de Saint-Ouen". Inaugurated in 1885, it extends over six hectares in Saint-Ouen, a city close to Paris.

The Paris flea market welcomes every week 70 000 visitors during its opening days (Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays). The flea market is one of Paris most famous shopping venues.

The Paris flea market has 2000 shops selling everything from stylish furniture to old postcards.

In the fifties and sixties, the Paris flea market had a reputation as a place where you could buy intereseting old furniture at very low prices.

This is not the case anymore, but the Paris flea market is still a very interesting place to visit.

The choice is large. Prices are moderate to high.

The flea market is very Parisian. It is a true shopping experience. See flea market map below.

The Paris flea market is located on the edge of Paris in a popular and mostly ethnic district. It is close to Montmartre. Locate it on Paris map.

The Paris flea market is open from 10am to 7pm on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays.

The flea market can best be reached by the metro (station Garibaldi on line 13). Map below.

 Paris flea market website.

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