Market introduction
Vanves is located in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, making it a good place to spend a weekend morning shopping. This Paris travel guide separates the antique stalls and the areas where new goods are sold in the afternoon, so as to avoid missing the stalls you want to visit because of the later closing time.
Address and directions
Distributed along avenue Marc Sangnier and avenue Georges Lafenestre; Metro Line 13 Porte de Vanves and tram T3a can consider Didot station.
Opening hours
The Tourism Bureau summarizes it as 7:00 to 14:00 on weekends, and the 14th District Government breaks it down by road section and category. It is recommended to visit in the morning; the time slots for new stalls and different roads are not exactly the same.
what can i buy
The tourist office lists old furniture, lamps, silverware, vintage textiles, jewelry and old books. Stalls and items vary each week.
How to get around
Walk along the stalls from one end and look at small and portable items first. If you want to buy furniture or lamps, measure them first and ask about shipping. The editor recommends spending the morning shopping for goods and planning another itinerary in the afternoon.
Product price and check before purchase
There is currently no sufficiently reliable and comparable sample of current goods to write a uniform price "from a few euros". Old items need to be inquired piece by piece based on age, size, material, preservation and restoration status. Before purchasing, compare similar products and confirm the final amount, payment method, documents, packaging and delivery fees; the source and authenticity of high-priced antiques need to be verified with the merchant.