The Parisian markets, this beautiful heritage of old Paris and of the History of the City of Light. It’s a habit that ages gracefully, no matter how many years pass. By the way, did you know? The capital’s first market, set up on the Île de la Cité, dates back to the 5th century, back when Paris was still called Lutèce.
Today, the Parisian markets are everywhere—across every arrondissement and neighborhood. They are the soul of the streets and of their people. A bouquet of colors, scents and flavors. Just like Parisians themselves, the markets of the capital can be multicultural and lively, or more chic and refined. It’s simple: there’s something for every taste, every desire, and every budget.
So if you feel like wandering there and picking up fresh, high-quality produce, go ahead and take a stroll through the most iconic Parisian food markets, whether they’re indoors, open-air, organic, or downright original.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday. [Read more]
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday. [Read more]
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday. [Read more]
Saint-Martin Covered Market, the gourmet hall of Paris's 10th arrondissement.
In Paris’s 10th arrondissement, the Saint-Martin Covered Market sustains a neighborhood buzz from Tuesday to Sunday, pairing fresh produce, caterers, global cuisines, and a historic market hall. [Read more]
Beauvau Covered Market—Aligre Market, the 12th arrondissement’s hall and its convivial flea market
In the 12th arrondissement, Beauvau Market (also known as the Aligre Market) welcomes gourmets with open arms. On the agenda: stalls covered and outdoors, fresh produce, a flea market, and a lively, down-to-earth atmosphere. One of Paris's oldest markets, it’s open from Tuesday to Sunday! [Read more]
Passy Covered Market, the chic hall that delights the 16th arrondissement
In the heart of the 16th arrondissement, Passy’s covered market cultivates a refined gourmet elegance, with fishmongers, cheesemongers, produce stalls and caterers. A neighborhood market worth discovering from Tuesday to Sunday. [Read more]
The Batignolles Covered Market, a colorful, well-stocked hall in Paris’s 17th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris’s 17th arrondissement, the Batignolles covered market blends fresh produce, caterers, food shops and a village-like vibe. A gourmet hall to discover from Tuesday to Sunday. [Read more]
The Ternes Covered Market, a discreet yet gourmet hall in the 17th arrondissement
In Paris’s 17th arrondissement, the Ternes Covered Market hides away on Rue Lebon, just off Place des Ternes. Compact and human-scale, this neighborhood Hall blends food shops with a village-like vibe. [Read more]
La Chapelle-L'Olive Covered Market, a foodie hall at the heart of the lively working-class neighborhood
In the 18th arrondissement, La Chapelle covered market, also known as the Olive Market, reveals, beneath its cast-iron and wrought-iron hall, fresh produce and world-spanning caterers, open Tuesday through Sunday. [Read more]
Raspail Organic Market, the must-visit organic hub in the 6th arrondissement.
Every Sunday morning, Paris’s Raspail Organic Market brings Boulevard Raspail to life in the 6th arrondissement. Producers, artisans and regulars gather around stalls that are certified organic, in a convivial atmosphere that draws both locals and passing visitors. [Read more]
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere. [Read more]
The Batignolles organic market, the healthy Saturday hotspot in the 17th arrondissement
Every Saturday, Paris’s Batignolles organic market takes over Batignolles Boulevard in the 17th arrondissement. Between stalls of fruit, vegetables, bread, cheeses, fish, and delis, this neighborhood market cultivates a calm, convivial atmosphere. [Read more]
The Saxe-Breteuil Market, Paris’s market boasting an unrivaled view of the Eiffel Tower
Situated in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Saxe-Breteuil Market captivates as much with its stalls as with its panoramic setting. Between fresh produce, local traders, and a sweeping view of the Eiffel Tower, it ranks among the capital’s most enjoyable markets. [Read more]
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week. [Read more]
The Belleville Market, one of Paris's most popular and vibrant food markets.
The Belleville Market brings the Belleville Boulevard to life twice a week. Known for its affordable prices, its diversity, and its lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular spirit of East Paris. [Read more]
Edgar Quinet Market, Montparnasse’s market where gastronomy meets artistic creation
In Paris’ 14th arrondissement, the Edgar Quinet Market brings Montparnasse to life twice a week. Nestled among fresh produce, a Left Bank atmosphere, and its proximity to the famed marché de la création, it has its own unmistakable character. [Read more]
Grenelle Market, the 15th arrondissement’s market under the elevated metro.
Situated in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, the Grenelle Market runs beneath the elevated metro between Lourmel and Rue du Commerce. A lively neighborhood market, quintessentially Parisian. [Read more]
President-Wilson Market, the chic 16th‑arrondissement market, between the Eiffel Tower and the Palais de Tokyo.
Located on Avenue du Président-Wilson in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, the Président-Wilson Market attracts a loyal clientele in search of fine goods. With its renowned merchants, it ranks among the capital’s most refined food markets. [Read more]
Poncelet Market, the original market reimagined as a gourmet street in the 17th arrondissement
In Paris’s 17th arrondissement, Rue Poncelet cultivates a village-like ambience. Between produce traders, cheesemongers, caterers, fishmongers and other food shops, this permanent, street-style gourmet market wins you over with its unmistakable neighborhood feel. [Read more]
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital. [Read more]
The Place des Fêtes Market, the 19th arrondissement's popular market.
In Paris’s 19th arrondissement, the Place des Fêtes market brings the neighborhood to life three days a week. Between the food stalls, the down-to-earth buzz, and Belleville’s history, this market still serves as a true village square. [Read more]
A new food market opens in Rosa Parks, every Wednesday
From November 27, 2024, a new food market opens its doors in the Rosa Parks district, where you can shop every Wednesday. [Read more]
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