Paris is known for being a great place to shop. Visitors can find all kinds of things for sale at the numerous Paris markets in the city’s 20 arrondissements (neighborhoods). Anytrip, which offers cheap hotels in Paris has put together a list of five markets which are are considered by travelers to be some of the best.

Marché Saxe-Breteuil

Farmers from all over France come to this market in the 7th arrondissement to sell their produce. Tourists looking for fresh cuisine can buy fish, cheese, fruits and vegetables here. Views of the Eiffel Tower can be enjoyed from this market. It is open on Thursday and Saturday mornings.

Marché les Enfants Rouges

Fresh food is also sold at this market in the 3rd arrondissement. There are food stalls for those who want to sample French food without preparing it themselves. Other types of cuisine are also available here. The market is open every day except Monday.

Marché aux Puces de la Porte de Vanves

This is reputed as one of the best flea markets in Paris. It is a great place to find clothing, costume jewelry and many other secondhand items. Market hours are Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The market is located in the 14th arrondissement.

Marché aux Puces St-Ouen de Clignancourt

This is a complex made up of several markets which have received high acclaim reviews from visitors. Almost anything can be found at this place on the northern edge of the city next to the 18th arrondissement. Ornaments, antiques, dolls from the 19th century and clocks are only a few of the numerous items that are sold in the market stalls here. Paintings and antiquities are available for purchase. This market is open during the day on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Visitors are advised to bring cash as not all merchants here accept credit cards.

Marché de Montreuil

Bargain lovers can find secondhand clothes here for as little as fifty cents US per garment. Vintage shoes and some types of collectibles can be purchased here. This delightful market in the 20th arrondissement is open on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. It is the least crowded on Mondays.

Visitors to Paris will be able to find almost anything they are looking for in these Paris markets, no matter their style or taste.