Marché Beauvau

The market itself was created in 1779 by Samson-Nicolas Lenoir; the hall was rebuilt in 1811 and enlarged in 1843, when the city handed the work to its own architect Marc-Gabriel Jolivet. It occupies the western half of the place d'Aligre, with the open-air Aligre market running alongside it, so the same errand can be done twice at two price levels. Food is the whole business here, and everything shuts for the afternoon before reopening at four.

Market Name

Marché Beauvau

Street Address

3 Place d'Aligre

Heritage Protection

Listed

Heritage Inscription Date

1982

Category: Markets

Tags: covered market, aligre, 1843, produce

Coordinates: 48.8489568, 2.3779619

Part of Paris covered market halls built in the 1800s

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