Marché Dauphine

Flea market · Saint-Ouen

Marché Dauphine

Flea market · Saint-Ouen

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132-140 Rue des Rosiers, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France

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Nestled in the bustling Puces de Paris Saint-Ouen, Marché Dauphine is a stylish 6000m2 space brimming with quirky antiques, chic design, and artisanal finds.  

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132-140 Rue des Rosiers, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France Get directions

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132-140 Rue des Rosiers, 93400 Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France Get directions

+33 1 40 12 14 68
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"St-Ouen Flea Market Marché aux Puces de St-Ouen, aka Clignancourt, is Europe’s largest flea market andthe city’s favorite place to find a bargain. Exiting the Métro at Porte de Clignancourt, those in the know pass by the counterfeit designer-goods hawkers, avoid the parking lot with camper vans full of cheap goods, and head under the overpass to Rue des Rosiers. Groupsof stalls form smaller flea markets, each with itsown specialty, so shopping can feel like walking through amuseum where you can actually buy things. The market called Serpette draws serious dealers looking for mid-century marvels, but shoppers who head as far as Jules Vallès market may score some true bargains. Of course, this is France, where food matters, so there are plenty of local cafés to choose from. Ma Cocotte is trendy chic, La Chope des Puces has live jazz with moules frites , and Chez Louisette draws a crowd nostalgic for French tunes with its simple steak frites ."

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Christine Cho

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This market is covered. There are escalators and lift. The market is organised into different sections. There are more furniture and decor stores on ground floor. Some even sells old door panels. On second floor, there are lots of old records store, toys, clothing, posters and small things. In the middle atrium there is a display like an UFO, which is closed. It’s a “future house”. There is a shop providing shipping service for antiques. See details in last photo.

Caïna Verrin

Google
Getting off at the nearest metro Porte de Clignancourt, it can feel like you’re in a very dodgy area, especially if you’re coming from the more glitzy areas of Paris! It’s definitely an area to have all your pockets closed and important documents close to heart. This covered market is about a 5/10 minuet brisk walk from the above metro and inside it feels safe and almost a little posh in places. If you’re worried about the area then get a 85 bus from central Paris as it takes you more or less right outside the market and right back into central Paris. Staff were friendly, the content is interesting and it’s spaced over two floors with good accessibility. I was hoping to find decent jewellery but left disappointed. Still, I’d consider going back in a weekend when I think more stalls are open.

Mim Parisian

Google
We go every year at least we try. We like to walk around buy couple of things and take them home. We had a great welcome from an Galerie always some additional gift when we buy from her she has fashion jewelry and she is located by the UFO. We also like the vintage toys upstairs. Some merchants are rude and some are nice so overall it is a great walk on a cold Sunday. The flea market is the flea market you have to look for things that you like and it is about the experience. The UFO is spooky and weird and does not make sense with the French touch of the market if I may say…

Noel Houghton

Google
If you like old things you will love this place. Vendors open when it suits them so I have no idea when the place is bustling and brimming with people and activity. Great antiques worth a pretty penny. The vintage clothing scene is small, expensive and real. We found some beautiful things that we could not afford. The street outside also has magnificent shops with amazing things to see even if you can’t afford.

Alena Pavlova

Google
Real nice with diverse finds from anticques, vintage, fake and completely overpriced. Nice coffe Noir in Nr. 18. Supernice pottery Shop upstairs(artist is producing on the spot). Toilet is very very clean& wheechairfriendly.

Sebastián Haro

Google
It’s a nice place to spend some time looking at old and not-so-old things if you’re into this kind of stuff. I’m not a big fan of antiquities, but -as a tourist- I found it interesting anyway, as it somehow tells you what French people love and used to love. You can find records, CDs and photographs of famous singers, actors, brands, social and political figures, among many others. If you’re not in the area, I don’t recommend you to go there specifically to visit this place. However, if you’re nearby, pay it a visit. It great to have a different perspective (not everything in Paris are big and expensive brands). However, take into account that a single small photograph can cost you about 30 euros there. No, it’s not cheap at all.

Wei Yang Low

Google
Very fancy place in the middle of Paris Flea Market. The main flea market itself wasn't impressive as it has many stalls selling counterfeit products. Marché Dauphine itself has many artisanal stores selling interesting goods, pretty nice to take a stroll through and look around even if not purchasing anything.

Lucie Clark

Google
Very Funky place. Lots of quirky shops and stalls. Lots to look at and see, artwork everywhere. A bit out from the city centre but definitely an impressive market to visit.