Puces d'Aligre is a small flea market on Place d'Aligre in Paris's 12th arrondissement, beside the food market. On most mornings from Tuesday to Sunday, around 40 vendors sell paintings, clothes, books and housewares. Browse for second-hand finds, then continue through the food stalls for fresh fruit and vegetables. Prices can often be negotiated, so ask politely if you are interested in an item. Nearby cafes and vintage clothing shops make it easy to extend your visit.
What you'll find at the market
The flea market occupies part of Place d'Aligre beside the food market. Around 40 vendors set up on most mornings from Tuesday to Sunday, with paintings, clothing, books and housewares among the goods for sale.
The stalls are casual and their stock varies, so browse without expecting a particular item to be there. If something catches your eye, you can ask the vendor about the price.
Pair it with the food market
Puces d'Aligre sits alongside the food market, where you can look for fresh fruit and vegetables. The two markets make it easy to combine second-hand shopping with a food stop in the same square.
Nearby cafes and vintage clothing shops provide more places to browse or take a break after the market.
Preguntas frecuentes
Where is Puces d'Aligre?
It is on Place d'Aligre in Paris's 12th arrondissement, beside the food market.
What can you buy at Puces d'Aligre?
Vendors sell items such as paintings, clothing, books and housewares. The adjoining food market has fresh fruit and vegetables.
When is Puces d'Aligre open?
The market runs on Tuesday through Sunday mornings. It is closed on Monday.
Can you negotiate prices at Puces d'Aligre?
Prices can often be negotiated. Ask the vendor politely if they are open to a different price.
