LES PUCES DE PARIS SAINT-OUEN

Yes, it is at Saint-Ouen that is holding the largest concentration of antique dealers and brac in the world! In the margins of different antiques markets, there are many shops and fancy objects of all kinds. A little victim of their success, the Saint-Ouen Flea Market attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world, attracted by this profusion of brac of all kinds, spread over more than 7 hectares and distributed in 2 000 markets and stands… Among the most important markets, mention the market Biron, one of the oldest of Saint Ouen. There are th- and th-century objects, posters, Art Deco and Art Nouveau, luminaires or Far eastern objects. The oldest flea market in the flea market is the Jules-Vallès market - which consists of 120 brac brac specialized in posters, antique weapons, bronzes or military effects. The Dauphine market - rue des Rosiers - is the last-born of the perimeter. It is located on 6 000 square metres covered by nearly 180 dealers of antiques and antiques. This market comes out of the lot by the exceptional quality and scarcity of the objects sold. Also important, the Dauphine market makes it an honor to guarantee the authenticity of its parts, allowing the chineurs to make their purchases in peace. Highly specialized, the Malassis market presents its side of the'stands and sells a lot of art from the table, bistro furniture, marine objects and designated objects of the 1970 s. Do not miss the market Paul-Bert, in the market of Saint-Ouen, when you are melted out of the garden. There are furniture from the high time, but above all countless decorative objects of the 1930 s, 1940 s, 1960 s and 1970 s. The Serpette market runs like a museum, all furniture and objects sold here being considered to be very high-end, with high prices. They include, for example, Vuitton trunks, star jewelry, silverware or luxury leather leather. The Vernaison market is often considered as the most authentic and cheapest of all the Puces in the area. It features furniture, posters, dolls and antique toys, scientific objects, glassware and porcelain.