Paris at the markets’ pace

1. Aligre Market

   Arrive early to explore the covered hall, outdoor stalls and square’s second-hand stalls when operating.

   Planning details for Aligre Market · Attraction’s official website

2. Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Antoine

   Head towards Bastille, observing courtyards and passages linked to the area’s craft history.

3. Marché des Enfants-Rouges

   Reach the Haut-Marais and choose a simple break among the covered market’s counters.

4. Rue Montorgueil

   Finish among food shops between Étienne-Marcel and the Grands Boulevards.

Markets have their own operating days and hours. Build the order after checking official calendars. Shopping streets remain an option when stalls are closed.

One market and its neighbouring streets can make a better visit than rushing between four addresses. Aligre and Faubourg Saint-Antoine are a practical pair.

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• Aligre Market · 12th

• Aligre — Aligre centres on its covered and outdoor markets. Nearby streets, craft passages and the Coulée verte make it a good starting point for a morning outing.
• Bastille and La Roquette — Between Place de la Bastille and Rue de la Roquette, the area mixes craft courtyards, small venues, cafés and residential streets. Side passages provide useful detours.

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