Crowded, disorganised and dirty! We visited this flea market…read moreon a Sunday morning and it was incredibly crowded and hard to move around. There were queues everywhere, it was grimy and there lots of stall selling low quality merchandise. Quite disappointing!!

This place is amazing. Well for me at least. It had everything. It had clothes that were cheap but…read morestill looked like it was new or still in good condition. You can find stuff from your head to toe like hats, shirts, sweaters, jackets, jogging pants, pants, boots and shoes, sneakers, some traditional clothing, even underwear and socks; they had it all. Aside from the clothing, I also loved the food section. They were selling fresh produce like vegetables and different kinds of olives. There were also some fruits like berries and bananas. But wait, they didn't stop there. They also had cooked food like rotisserie chicken (they're so yummy and not too expensive), some thai food, chinese food, cooked rice, ribs, oh my gosh I just want to buy all their food. It's definitely a place to check out.

My first marché in France!…read more It's small but it's literally up the escalators from the metro station, which is super convenient as you don't have to carry heavy things for too long. I had bought a kilo of potatoes from some old man who was clearly on his period and wasn't too enthusiastic selling me his stuff. I found one English-speaking vendor and I bought all my fruits and veggies from him, who was directly in front of "grumpy man". The face on grumpy man after he saw how much I bought was priceless! I then saw these beautiful plant vendors and as I learned quickly, French people love their plants! A couple of brothers were nice and sweet enough to recommend me a plant for my room. They suggested I'd buy lavender so my small room can smell great. Boy were they right! 2 months later, my plants are doing well and I love them so much!