Paris: Covered or open markets near Charles Michels
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Paris: Covered or open markets near Charles Michels
We will be staying near Charles Michels metro station. I know there is a Monoprix nearby but I would like to take our goddaughter to the street markets and hopefully one of the big covered markets. Can someone help me out with locations? Thanks.
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You are talking about food markets?
http://equipement.paris.fr/full/deta...d=5505&tid=289
Lists 6 markets in the 15th
Clignancourt is the biggie, but it is on the outskirts if Paris.
What do you mean by covered? The 'Passages', which are a series of covered passageways, some very old, with nice shops. Located N-E of the Louvre.
http://equipement.paris.fr/full/deta...d=5505&tid=289
Lists 6 markets in the 15th
Clignancourt is the biggie, but it is on the outskirts if Paris.
What do you mean by covered? The 'Passages', which are a series of covered passageways, some very old, with nice shops. Located N-E of the Louvre.
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Yes, food markets. Sorry about that.
I want to show her the beautiful markets with fresh fish that still smell like the ocean and hogs heads in the cases and fresh produce and cases and cases of cheese. Something different than what she grew up with in suburbia.
I want to show her the beautiful markets with fresh fish that still smell like the ocean and hogs heads in the cases and fresh produce and cases and cases of cheese. Something different than what she grew up with in suburbia.
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<i>What do you mean by covered?</i>
I would make a distinction between covered food markets and shopping arcades. There are covered food markets in Paris. Place d'Aligre has one. St. Germain, near the métro stop Mabillon, is another, as is St. Quentin on the rue de Chabrol.
I would make a distinction between covered food markets and shopping arcades. There are covered food markets in Paris. Place d'Aligre has one. St. Germain, near the métro stop Mabillon, is another, as is St. Quentin on the rue de Chabrol.
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Rue St Charles is full of shops in and of itself, many food shops and bakeries. I don't remember a big fish shop along there, though, but I wouldn't be looking for that so wouldn't remember. It's not the same as streets totally devoted to food, though (rue Cler, for example, isn't totally food, but in some section is mostly food). YOu might go to rue Daguerre in the 14th.
There isn't any covered market around there that I know of. The closest might be over in Passy (or St Germain, I guess, but that's more like a shopping mall to me).
YOu want the weekly roving market, I guess, that's the closest to what you want. They have a good one on Sunday under the metro tracks near laMotte Piquet .
There isn't any covered market around there that I know of. The closest might be over in Passy (or St Germain, I guess, but that's more like a shopping mall to me).
YOu want the weekly roving market, I guess, that's the closest to what you want. They have a good one on Sunday under the metro tracks near laMotte Piquet .
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Thanks so much, I am going to map these out so I have half a chance of getting to at least a couple of the markets. We're coming in on a Monday and the Rue Saint Charles market is open on Tuesday. Perfect!
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