description Marché Beauvau Overview
Marché Beauvau is the covered market on Place d'Aligre in Paris's 12th arrondissement, originally constructed in 1779 and rebuilt in 1843 by city architect Marc-Gabriel Jolivet. The building forms part of the Marché d'Aligre complex, which combines the covered hall with an adjacent outdoor market. Inside, vendors sell meat, fish, cheese, produce, and specialty foods to residents of the surrounding neighborhoods. The Marché d'Aligre area is noted for its relative affordability compared to other central Paris markets.
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Where is the Marché Beauvau located in Paris?
The Marché Beauvau is the historic covered market situated in the center of the Place d'Aligre. It is located in the 12th arrondissement of Paris, a bustling residential area known for its vibrant, working-class atmosphere.
When was the current Marché Beauvau building constructed?
While a market originally existed on the site starting in 1779, the current elegant iron-and-glass structure was rebuilt in 1843. It was designed by the Parisian city architect Marc-Gabriel Jolivet during a period of major urban modernization in the city.
What type of goods can you buy at the Marché Beauvau?
Inside the covered market, vendors primarily sell high-quality food items such as fresh cheeses, butchered meats, seafood, and seasonal produce. The outdoor surrounding stalls at Place d'Aligre also offer antiques, clothing, and affordable household goods.
What days of the week is the Marché Beauvau open?
The Place d'Aligre market, including the Marché Beauvau, is famously open every day of the week except Mondays. This daily schedule makes it one of the most heavily frequented and lively neighborhood markets in all of Paris.
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