Underground & cool · Flea market · € · 18e · Montmartre & Pigalle
Les Puces de Paris Saint-Ouen
The largest antiques flea market in the world — a dozen labyrinthine sub-markets of vintage furniture, art and curiosities just north of the 18th. Go to get lost, and to haggle.
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Open Sat–Mon only; come Saturday morning. Lunch at a market bistro inside Paul Bert Serpette.
Getting there
- Garibaldi13620 m · 12 min walk
- Porte de Clignancourt4800 m · 15 min walk
Around the corner
Saint-Ouen flea market · 220 m away
The Saint-Ouen flea market, called marché aux puces de Saint-Ouen in French or simply St.-Ouen, and also known as the Clignancourt flea market, is a complex of flea markets in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, in the northern suburbs of Paris.
Wikipedia ↗Walks that pass nearby
- Sundays Onlystop 1 of 6 · 220 m
Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen
The largest antique market in the world — 1,700 dealers across seven distinct sub-markets, sprawling north of the Périphérique in Saint-Ouen. Open Saturday morning to Monday afternoon, but Sunday is the day Parisians actually go.
Métro Porte de Clignancourt (line 4); cross under the Périphérique. Avoid the big stalls at the entrance (mostly cheap clothes); the actual antique markets — Vernaison, Dauphine, Paul Bert, Serpette — are 200 m further north. Bring cash and time.
Where to stay near Les Puces de Paris Saint-Ouen
- Les Jardins de MontmartreHotel€ · 23 minThirty-eight rooms on rue Ordener by Jules Joffrin métro, on the working northern side of the butte away from the funicular crowds, decorated on a four-seasons theme with rooftop views from the upper floors.
- Caulaincourt MontmartreBoutique hostel€ · 29 minSet by the Lamarck-Caulaincourt steps on the quiet north flank of the butte, with a terrace that looks out over Montmartre's staircases rather than its crowds. French breakfast included.
- Hôtel Particulier MontmartreGarden-mansion hotel€€€ · 33 minA private mansion on Avenue Junot with five suites, each handed to a different artist, set around one of the largest private gardens in Paris. No panorama; the feeling is of having slipped behind Montmartre's walls.
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The district · 18e
Montmartre & Pigalle — The butteSacré-Cœur and the artists' square up top; the back-streets of Abbesses and Lamarck below; Pigalle's neon and the Saint-Ouen flea market at the edge. Steep, photogenic, and busiest where the tour groups cluster.
Best for: View-chasers and night-owls who'll climb for it; pick the quieter north side.
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