Food & drink Paris

Puces de Vanves

Antiques and second-hand finds make this southern flea market a browsing-led outing.

Location
avenue Marc-Sangnier
Archival photograph of Puces de Vanves, Paris (2021)

Photo Claude TRUONG-NGOC · CC BY-SA 4.0; License; Resized and compressed; display crops vary.; Source

A place worth knowing

The Puces de Vanves bring together professional antiques and second-hand dealers in the south of Paris. The range runs from furniture and lighting to old photographs, textiles, tableware and printed ephemera, making the pleasure as much about looking as finding a particular object.

Come with time to compare stalls and space in your day for an unplanned discovery. The traders’ site publishes market information and examples of recent finds; those photographs illustrate past stock rather than items guaranteed to remain available.

Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026

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Puces de Vanves

avenue Marc-Sangnier, Paris

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