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Paris, the cosmopolitan capital of France, has the reputation of being the most beautiful and romantic of all cities, brimming with historic associations and remaining vastly influential in the realms of culture, art, fashion, food and design.

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11 places match

  1. See12th arrondissement

    Bercy Village

    For a taste of the French countryside, a visit to Bercy Village brings to life the spirit of market shopping inside Paris.

  2. Buy8th arrondissement

    Carre Marigny

    The open-air market for trading postage stamps and other similar collectibles

  3. Buy1st arrondissement

    Forum les Halles

    In the late 1960s what was Paris's primary farmers' market moved out to the suburbs to be replaced by a park above ground, and a sprawling underground shopping centre below. The interior design is strikingly period (think Logan's Run). The place is showing its age now, but still draws nearly a half-million Parisians per day, mostly teenagers. There's a movie theatre and a media library too. Les Halles underwent extensive refurbishment in 2016.

    Daily 09:00-19:00

  4. Buy10th arrondissement

    Marché St-Quentin

    Market that offers a variety of goods from flowers and produce to antiques and candies.

    Mon-Sat, 08:00-13:00, 15:30-19:30, Sun, 08:00-13:00

  5. Buy4th arrondissement

    Marché aux fleurs Reine-Elizabeth-II

    Flower Market and Bird Market

    On the north side of the Ile de la Cité, the main island at the centre of Paris you'll find a burgeoning daily flower market, where you can buy just about any type of flower, and oddly enough, a range of exotic tropical birds.

  6. Buy7th arrondissement

    Rue Cler

    Market street 10 minutes from the Eiffel Tower. The market is at its best on Tu–Sa, 08:30–13:00 or 15:00–19:30; Su, 08:30–12:00; closed on M.

  7. Do Not mapped

    La Cuisine Paris

    La Cuisine Paris is an English-friendly culinary school located in the heart of Paris, right on the Seine that offers expert teaching of the essential techniques of cuisine française. Led by an international group of English-speaking chefs all trained in classic French cooking, these classes are open to all skill levels and tastes.

    Register online, classes last 2-4 hoursPrices range from €69 for a two-hour Macaron class to €160 for a 4 hour Market class

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    Le Foodist

    In the Latin Quarter, Le Foodist is an cooking school that offers French Cooking, Pastry and Baking Classes, Wine Tastings initiations, Food Tours and Hosted Gastronomic Dinners. Led by French Chefs, courses are made in English, small classes, with the ambition of teaching both the technique and the history of traditional French recipes.

    Register online, classes last 2-6 hoursPrices range from €35 for a Wine Tasting Initiation to €180 for a Market class

  9. Buy12th arrondissement Not mapped

    Marché d'Aligre

    The cheapest open air market in Paris, on Rue d'Aligre. There's produce, carpets, clothes, antiques. Covered market, Marche Beauvau, is adjacent. North African influence, many food shops surround it.

    Tue-Sat 08:00-13:00 and 16:00-19:30, Sun 08:00-13:00

  10. Buy6th arrondissement

    Marché bio Boulevard Raspail

    The market sells organic fruit and vegetables.

    Sun 09:00-15:00

  11. Buy8th arrondissement Not mapped

    Montaigne Market

    Aveue Montaigne 18