Parisian Markets

To experience the Parisian feel and live Paris like a local, the best way for that is to explore the local Parisian Markets. There are some popular markets, from the Marché Maubert near Cathedral Notre-Dame de Paris to the Marché d’Aligre.

Each Parisian market has its own character, from ethnic to specialty to flea markets. You can shop at the local food market for a wide variety of cheeses, fresh fruits, wine, and local French delicacies. The most famous Paris Flea market is the Les Puces de Saint-Ouen at Porte de Clignancourt, also called the flea market in Paris. It is the largest of its kind and offers vintage and antique treasures. Another of the best markets in Paris is the Rue Cler, where you will find a charming selection of specialty food stores, pastry shops, butchers, cheese specialists, fishmongers, chocolate shops, and cafés. Besides, the Marché Serpette and Marché Paul Bert have a selection of furniture, paintings, mirrors, antiques & vintage clothing, kitchen goods, & more. Also, the Marché Bastille offers over 100 stalls of fresh local produce, including fresh fruits & veggies, bread, meats, and seafood, directly from their producers. You will find some of the finest souvenirs in these vibrant Parisian markets.