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Saturday, December 24, 2011
One of the great pleasures in visiting Paris is in strolling through some of the wonderful street markets that are scattered all over the city. Having such wonderful produce, cheese, meats, breads, and other foods at your fingertips makes you want to cancel your plane ticket home and just stay here forever. Here is a list of some of my favorites:
Marché Raspail. Rue Cherche Midi/Rue de Rennes in the 6th. Rennes or Babylone metro stop. An organic food market open on Sunday morning and on Tuesday. On Friday it offers a wider variety of products.
Marché Montorgeuil. Rue Montorgeuil in the 2nd. Located near the Les Halles metro. This is a wonderfully charming street market open Tuesday and Sunday.
Rue Mouffetard. Some people like this enchanting market the best of all. It is crowded with cafes and bars. Some people think Marché Mouffetard is everything Paris should be. Merchants offer products from all over the world. Open Tuesday through Sunday. Metro Place Monge or Censier-Daubenton.
Rue Buci. This is a smaller market where I often start my day in Paris. Not only are there the traditional food vendors but you will also find cafes, patisseries, salon de thés, and more. Open daily. Located near the Odeon or Mabillon metro.
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Thanks for all the i nformation you provide, the adecuate description of what to see and do, and the well written of each and everyone of your posts.Merry Christmas Professor and a better, happy and prosperous traveling new year. jjtrezz
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Saturday, December 24, 2011
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