Flea markets in Paris can be compared to treasure caves, where you can find anything you want, thereby replenishing your collection with new items with history.
Market Marche aux Puces de Vanves
This flea market specializes in small antiques in the form of clocks, vintage butterfly glasses, military accessories, furniture, paintings, glassware, china sets, ivory sculptures, antique banknotes and coins, gilded painted boxes, silver cutlery and among other things, it is recommended to visit from 7 in the morning, since the sellers are leaving by noon.
This flea market is located next to the Porte de Vanves metro (line 13).
Market Les Puces de Saint-Ouen
If you come to this market before it opens, it makes sense to follow the example of the true French - to drink aromatic coffee before brisk trade begins here. This 7-hectare flea market offers second-hand and handmade clothing, suede and leather jackets, antique furniture, old telephones, dishes dating from the early 20th century, jewelry, music records, robots and cars, sculptures, etc. busts, African masks and incense, books and bookcases.
The closest metro to the market is Porte de Clignancourt (line 4); the market opens on the first weekday (10 am - 5 pm), as well as on weekends (08: 30-10: 00 to 18:30).
Antica Market
This small flea market (represented by about 10 showcases) sells exquisite Art Deco objects, collectible canes, china and other interesting items.
Biron Market
This flea market will appeal to those wishing to become the owners of valuable items - jewelry, paintings, furniture of the past centuries. Prices are high here, but this makes up for the excellent quality and rich selection of antiques.
Dauphine Market
Here they sell things of the 17-20th centuries in the form of furniture, vinyl records, decorative elements, old photographs and postcards.
Market Marche de Montreuil
This marketplace (famous for its low prices), which unfolds on the first weekday and on weekends (7 a.m. - 7 p.m.), is located on Avenue de la Porte de Montreuil and invites visitors to acquire quality used clothing, Arabic brocade, interior decor, vintage jewelry and other goods that are usually sold at flea markets.
J. Valles Market
At this flea market, visitors will be offered to acquire objects of religion, gramophone records, weapons, figurines and other interesting things.
