Markets Paris 13th 75013

From boulevard Vincent-Auriol to rue Jeanne-d'Arc, this is not just a food market. At one time, the cheapest part of the market was at the bottom, near the Chevaleret metro station; the further up you went, the higher the prices... At peak times, it's hard to get around. Of particular note are the (many) organic fruit and vegetable stalls, an absolutely impeccable cheesemonger, and excellent breads and pastries. If you're a first-time visitor, allow a good hour to get through it all.

Very or too busy on Sunday mornings, this large market, which goes from Place d'Italie to Rue Barrault, is not empty on the other days. Don't let the crowd, gathered here to enjoy with you the reasonable prices of the products on the shelves, stop you. In addition, you would miss a very wide offer. There is even a saleswoman selling Russian products. The people who visit this market sometimes come from neighboring cities, and it is understandable why: it is easily accessible and, once again, very well stocked. In short, it is one of the most important in the south of the capital, so you are warned!