Marché les Enfants Rouges

The Marché les Enfants Rouges is a market in Paris that gets its name from a former orphanage in the area, where the children wore red.

It is the oldest covered food market in Paris, founded in 1615.

What they sell at the Marché les Enfants Rouges

Here, in addition to buying fresh products such as fruits, flowers, meats or cheeses, you can sit at one of the stalls to eat the menu of your choice with pleasure.

Inside the Mercado les Enfants Rouges they sell Indian, Japanese, North African, Italian and French food. Curried cous-cous is one of the most requested ducks, there are meat and vegetarian options.

You can also order your food to go and enjoy it at your hotel or apartment in Paris. This way you can save a few euros.

The style of the market and its eating places attract Parisians and visitors on a daily basis.

Address:

39 rue de Bretagne. 3rd Arrondissement

Schedule:

From Tuesday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Closed on Mondays.

How to get?

Metro : Filles du Calvaire, Saint Sebastien Froissard

nearby places

Le Marais neighborhood .

See all the street markets of Paris.