Marché d'Aligre
The clock tower stands watch over the activities.
I have bought fruit, vegetables, cheese, pastries, old keys, linens, books, sheet music, and watercolors of Paris landmarks... all right here within a two block area. Even if you do not buy a thing the market scene is a delight to observe. No matter the weather, the markets are always busy.
Be sure to stop in one of the cafés for a warm beverage and a pastry.
Marché d'Aligre
Place d'Aligre
75012, Paris
Métro Ledru Rolin
L'atmosphère des marchés est toujours très plaisant... Certains plus que d'autres... J'ai mes adresses !!! sourire.
ReplyDeleteGros bisous à toi ma chère Génie.
Looks like a great place to shop.
ReplyDeleteMy kind of place...
ReplyDeleteto waste time and spend a couple of bucks.
This looks like so much fun . . . why shop inside when you have outdoor markets year round :)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year,
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Visited this marché after most of the customers and vendors had left. Wish I had known about the linen dealers. Next time?
ReplyDeleteI like shopping...even if I don't actually buy anything. Most of my friends think I'm strange.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a rummage through this market.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds and looks very appealing, Genie ~ including the cafe and pastries afterwards.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun place ... I look at those watercolors every day in my office :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit here. I imagine I would come away loaded down with goodies.
ReplyDeleteI love markets. There is always something to buy.
ReplyDeleteI love this place. And I'm only too happy to take your advice and park it at a café for a bit!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered this market on my last trip and it may be one of my favourites.
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