Category: Paris Flea Market Tour

The Marché Jules Vallès is, together with the Marché Vernaison, one of the best markets that respects the original spirit of the Puces de Saint-Ouen. This old indoor flea market was created in 1938, and houses many antique shops, each with its own specialty: posters, bronzes, records, old military weapons, antique furniture, ceramics. Another reason to visit the Marché Jules Vallès is that it originally was the crossing point of many flea market dealers at..

With nearly 220 booths spreading over 7 alleys, the Marché Paul Bert is one of the landmarks of the Saint-Ouen Flea Market, which explains why it is today frequented by the most famous designers in the world. At the Marché Paul Bert, Napoleon III style furniture rub shoulders with industrial furniture and other furnishings from the 1950s or 1970s. The Marché Paul Bert gathers stands which are regarded as “trendy” by other antique dealers of..

The Marché Serpette is an indoor market located in the heart of the Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen. It is one of the most flourishing venue of the Marché aux Puces, and attracts many professionals, wealthy private individuals and decorators from the entire world. The Marché Serpette is a true haven for high quality & luxury merchandises like silverware, bronze, antique paintings, and furniture from the 19th and 20th century. The Marché Serpette is a..

Founded in 1970 by a group of merchants in a former furniture store, the Marché Cambo offers a selection of very well restored quality items: furniture from the 19th and 20th centuries, Art Nouveau, Art Déco, ceramics, and a large selection of works of art. A space truly dedicated to decoration, the Marché Cambo houses shops spreading on two floors. Antique enthusiasts will find beautiful furniture and various items from the 17th to the 20th century...

A delight to French and foreign designers, celebrities, and political figures looking for treasures and unusual objects, the Marché Biron is the place where famous and influential customers meet. Back in the days, celebrities like Picasso, Utrillo, Andre Breton and Dali, used to mingle there. No wonder why it was nicknamed “the Faubourg Saint-Honoré des Puces”. Nowadays, the Marché Biron is the place to find high-end merchandise: furniture, paintings, tapestries, mirrors, lamps, tables and art dating back..

Inaugurated back in 1991, the Dauphine Market is the newest but also the biggest markets at the Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, housing hundreds of antique dealers. A reference among other markets, the marché Dauphine is famous because of the diversity and abundance of authentic items: on the ground floor visitors will find antique shops, both offering general and specialized items (Primitive art, furnishings, paintings & sculptures from the 18th and 19th century, old textiles,..

Located near the entrance of the Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, the Marché Malassis offers a stroll through time among antiques-designer specialized in home décor and other shops exhibiting historic and contemporary goods with a preference for the 20th century (30s, 40s and 50s), Orientalist items, tableware, bronzes, collections of antique toys, beaded trimmings and jewelery. The Marché Malassis is not a jumble of heterogeneous items, but a clever organization of a mix of furniture..

Established back in 1920, the Marché Vernaison is one of the few markets of the Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen that has remained faithful to the old flea market spirit. With the largest number of specialized stalls, ranging from furniture to old toys and glassware, the Vernaison market remains a haven for flea market junk. Everything is surprising at the Marché Vernaison: visitors can find typical flea market items ranging from simple dishes to stethoscope,..