Food Markets open every day?
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Food Markets open every day?
We decided to go to Paris a day early so we'll be getting in on Sunday and staying till Friday. We're staying on rue de Levis, a market street. Will the vendors be selling every day or are they closed one day a week? What about the monoprix, closed any certain day? thanks
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Monoprix is closed on Sunday. Otherwise there are some small grocery stores that may be open sunday morning. The G20 in my neighborhood is open from 9 am to 1 pm on sunday and the other 4 grocery stores are not open at all.
Often smaller places like butchers and vegtable vendors are open in the AM on Sunday and sometimes all day. I wouldnt be surprised if plenty of stuff was open on Rue de Levis on Sunday but I cant confirm that.
Often smaller places like butchers and vegtable vendors are open in the AM on Sunday and sometimes all day. I wouldnt be surprised if plenty of stuff was open on Rue de Levis on Sunday but I cant confirm that.
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Here is a great link to the markets in Paris: http://www.paris.fr/EN/Living/markets/markets.ASP. Now, if someone could just tell me if they're open on holidays, like 1 May!!!
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aloha:
I've not been in Paris on May 1 for many years, but just as a general rule with regard to the French, if it's a holiday, they'll take it. I doubt vendors would pack up all their market stuff and schlep it into Paris on a holiday when they probably wouldn't make much money and would be sacrificing a holiday themselves. I could be wrong, but I'm sure someone who lives in Paris will correct me if that's the case.
I've not been in Paris on May 1 for many years, but just as a general rule with regard to the French, if it's a holiday, they'll take it. I doubt vendors would pack up all their market stuff and schlep it into Paris on a holiday when they probably wouldn't make much money and would be sacrificing a holiday themselves. I could be wrong, but I'm sure someone who lives in Paris will correct me if that's the case.
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