Saint-Ouen, France
99 Allée des Rosiers
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+33695388849
It is a nice plce for who likes antiquities, but to find a parking space it's a little bit tricky and the area it is verry crowded, and are full of people selling all kind of stuff all around the market.
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This was fun two hours. There are stalls with vintage record albums. There are also small shops with vintage collectables. In the more established areas there are some high-end antiques that were fun to look at. Outside there are inexpensive t-shirts, clothing that I'd only use to change the oil in my car but it's fun to look through all the stuff. The most interesting is in the main building that the outside vendors hawk their wares like sitting on the brim of a hat. Go inside, that's all I can say.
Shop are very nice , you could find a lot of real vintage furniture and also modern art but the area is a bit not really safe
A wide range of stuff there from nice to tacky. There are a couple of sketchy looking areas but just be aware of your surroundings and watch your stuff. I came from the south direction and thought the little group of vendors selling luggage and clothing was it...nope... keep walking up the street to find the real flea market. It's pretty huge! It's a great way to pass the time! Inside one of the buildings is a cool comic book type store, they had all kinds of movie statues etc...
EDIT: WARNING!! DO NOT BUY FROM ANA FERNANDES I went into her store yesterday because rings in the stand caught my eye. She went into some intricate story about their background etc and I was completely sold. I could feel they were a bit light and not extremely valuable, but I thought the 20 price was justified. However, the first time I worse them out, the color on the ring with green crystals started rubbing off. I read some reviews on here that they could find things much cheaper on eBay ...and it's true. I found the exact same rings on eBay for around 2 with free shipping. Maybe I was naive but I am completely heartbroken and sad that I lost my money like that, when I could have bought another beautiful print of an old fashion advertisement. A flea market with carefully curated collections of vintage clothes, furniture, paintings and original prints of advertisements! Some shops are definitely a bit \hoarder\ but luckily most are inviting. I was particularly fascinated by a Madame who had antique dresses dating back to 1900, complete with antique undergarments and shoes.
Nothing beats a Sunday morning perusing the Paris Flea Market. There is something for everyone here from 1 to over 1,000,000! I dare you to leave empty handed. If you do decide to visit beware, you cannot possibly see everything in one day. Wear comfortable shoes, you'll be doing a lot of walking!!! This is definitely a must see for anyone who is visiting Paris. A great place to visit with friends or alone.
Amazing place to dig some fine antiques and vintages. But be aware that always need to make sure you are buying the things you like with a reasonable price. The area might be slightly unself compared with other areas in Paris, take cake and you can find lots of interesting stuffs here.
What a great place to explore. The Paris Flea Market consists of several markets, and we found that picking up the flea market brochure from the Paris Tourists Office was a great aid in planning our path through the various shop's and markets. We all enjoyed our time there.
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