
To use its proper name, The Marché Maubert is the oldest market in Paris having started in 1547 and it appears three times a week on Place Maubert around the Maubert-Mutalité Metro station.

Situated on Boulevard St. Germaine it truly is in a prime position of Paris. My visit today is strictly to take photos - we've already got too many things to take with us to Italy.
First stop is the Saucisson stand:

Can highly recommend these sausages - there's over 20 types you're bound to find something you love.


Beautiful girolles



When the market closes you still have the benefit of some really good food stores

Fromagerie Laurent Dubois - service here isn't quite as friendly as the cheese stalls in the market and the prices are a little higher but they do have an excellent range


Le Cuvier - Wine Store - we found most of our wines from here - there are prices here to suit any budget.

Le Cuvier Wine store /Moisan - boulangerie de saint-germaine

Moisan - I suppose you could run around town finding the latest "in" bakery but why bother when you can find excellent bread so close to home

I love this Rotisserie at the Butcher

Fish Stall - there's also a "proper" Fish Shop

One of the market cheese stalls


The details:
Maubert Marché
Place Maubert
Boulevard St Germaine
Open:
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday - 7.30am to 2.30pm
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