description Marché couvert Beauvau Overview
The Marché couvert Beauvau is a historic market hall located in Paris’s 12th arrondissement near the Aligre district. Constructed in 1847, it offers Parisians and visitors access to fresh food products sold by local vendors. The market retains its traditional atmosphere and provides a glimpse into Parisian commerce from the mid-19th century.
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Marché couvert Beauvau ranks #184 of 698 in the Market Hall ranking, behind Mercado Municipal de São Paulo, ahead of Gare Maritime Food Market.
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Is Marché Beauvau the same place as Marché d'Aligre?
Marché Beauvau is the covered hall within the broader Marché d'Aligre market area in Paris's 12th arrondissement. The Aligre market also includes outdoor produce stalls and a flea-market section around Place d'Aligre.
What food can you buy inside Marché couvert Beauvau?
The hall contains traditional food traders such as butchers, cheesemongers, fish sellers, produce vendors, and delicatessens. Its permanent covered stalls complement the more changeable outdoor market nearby.
How old is the current Beauvau market building?
The present covered hall was built in 1843 on Place d'Aligre under Paris architect Marc-Gabriel Jolivet. It replaced an earlier market associated with the Saint-Antoine district.
Which Métro stop is closest to Marché Beauvau?
Ledru-Rollin on Métro line 8 is one of the nearest stations. The market is a short walk from the station along Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine toward Place d'Aligre.
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