Came here on the strength of a good review in Time Out. 90% of it is tat. The rest is not good for tourists Don't waste your time venturing a long way out of central Paris to visit this place unless your luggage has been...More

go there only if you look for second hand simple and basic clothing. not vintage or something. just so many spooky ppl wondering around. very few real "flee market" staff. Someone tried to pickpocket me. so unless you need second hand clothes in a very...More

I should warn, when we arrived we quickly noticed this is where the thieves go to sell iPhones that were stolen around the Eiffel Tower. Be super aware of your surroundings. Keep your purse/bags locked or under coats. Don't bring anything important with you, ie...More

Next to the ibis hotel ideal if your staying there this huge market was there on the 3 mornings snd afternoons we was there the sat sun and monday its mainly clothes both new and secound hand a couple of hot food stalls and other...More

Yes, it is not chic and upscale - it may be not even "mid-scale". But I found some very good old tools which I use for decorating my summer cabin. If you don't mind applying some handwork, you'll find good deals occasionally. And I once...More

So I was a bit worried based on the reviews..but I knew what to expect so I wasn't surprised. There are some really detailed reviews on this site. So..yes..there aren't as many antique booths BUT..I enjoy the "hunt" of antiques..so this was wonderful to me....More

The more central flea markets in Paris are probably more tourist friendly. This is a market for people from Montreuil and tourists. If you enjoy sifting through junk to find interesting things and oddities then this is the place for you. I've found many great...More