Paris is the realm of antiques, fashion and vintage. Here you can find dresses from the 30s, 50s, antiques, period furniture and vinyls. If you are looking for some nice old-fashioned object Paris is the right capital.
Many are the flea markets that crowd the streets of the French capital and that every day offer new and excellent objects and products, including gastronomic ones. Marquis Bastille it is considered by Parisians to be the best open-air market in the whole city. Getting off at the Bastille stop you will find it immediately in front of you, on Tuesdays and Sundays from 7 am to 14 pm This market extends to the Richard Lenoir metro station and you can find gastronomic specialities and stalls from all over the world.
For Marchè Grenelle you have to get off at La Motte-Picquet Grenelle stop and you will find a market surrounded by fantastic avenues and nouveau buildings. This market also sells Organic products and attracts a more refined and even a little snobbish public. The market is open on Wednesdays from 7 to 14.30 and on Sundays from 7 to 15.
Finally the Merchè aux puces de saint-ouen It is considered the flea market largest in Europe with its 2500 stalls. It is located at the Porte del Cignancourt metro stop behind Montmartre a little out of the way compared to the other markets. From Saturday to Monday from 7 to 19 you can find second-hand clothes and an entire neighborhood on antiques or vintage clothes by Chanel (I've tried a couple myself * - *). Whatever you were looking for here you can be sure to find it.
