Paris flower markets flee markets and regular shopping
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Explore Paris: Flower Markets, Flea Markets, and Shopping Adventures
If you love flea markets, Paris is the ideal destination! The city is home to the world's largest market, the Puces de St-Ouen (Porte de Clignancourt, 18th Arr.). With dozens of markets to explore, you can easily spend entire days browsing. Open every Saturday, Sunday, and Monday from 7 am, this market is a treasure trove of unique finds.
For more second-hand clothing, don't miss the Porte de Vanves Flea Market (Blvd. Lefebvre, 14th Arr.). It's always a good idea to check with tourist offices for updates on market days and locations.
Paris is sprinkled with delightful flower and fruit markets. The Montorgueil Market (Rue Montorgueil and Rue Montmartre, 1st Arr.) offers fresh fruit and pastries, while Boulevard des Batignolles is perfect for organic products on Saturday mornings. If you're craving baked goods, head to the Mouffetard Market (Rue Mouffetard, 5th Arr.), and for a mix of food and affordable clothing, visit the Port Royal Market (Blvd. Port-Royal, 5th Arr.).
From June to July, don't miss the International Rose Competition at the picturesque Parc de Bagatelle. It's a visual feast of colors and fragrances. For a floral adventure outside Paris, take a 40-minute train ride to Giverny and immerse yourself in Monet's enchanting gardens.
For a day dedicated to shopping, visit some of Paris's famous department stores. Discover Au Printemps (Blvd. Haussmann, 64; ph.: +33 01 42 82 50 00), Le Bon Marché (24 Rue de Sèvres, ph.: +33 01 44 39 80 00), and the iconic Galeries Lafayette (Blvd. Haussmann, 40, ph.: +33 01 42 82 34 56), known for Duty-Free shopping and tourist services. For budget-friendly options, Tati (76 Av. de Clichy, 17th Arr.) is open Mon-Sat, 10 am-7 pm, with branches across the city.
Consider charming boutique hotels for your stay, offering vibrant rooms, fresh atmospheres, and delightful gardens or terraces for breakfast. These hotels are centrally located yet provide an authentic and personalized experience. Options range from 30-50 euros per person, including Cecil Hotel, Taylor Hotel, Des Arts Hotel, Altona Hotel, Mon Rêve Hotel, Bac Saint Germain (in the Latin Quarter), and Hotel du Parc Saint Charles.
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