This video is the second half of our previous flea market vlog: the vide-greniers (flea market similar to a local bazaar) in the 11th arrondissement, where there were so many stands. I felt like I could walk and walk and never end. As in the first half of the video, we found lots of pretty and interesting things. Even if you don't buy anything, the French flea market is a lot of fun just to look around. The flea markets I introduced here are held irregularly, so I don't yet know when the next one will be held, but I do get comments saying “Tell me how to find a flea market!” so I wrote down the apps to help you find one. It's very useful because you can look up information on upcoming flea markets not only in Paris, but in all the departments of France.
And also, we often get comments like, "I want to see what you bought" So this time we are not only showing you how the flea market was like, but also what we bought, such as baskets, antique crockery, miniature items, antique furniture and so on. It's a better look at the goods, so maybe a different kind of fun!
To be honest, I wish I could have bargained more, but I just can't think that far when we are filming a video. So please go easy on me, please (lol). I hope you enjoy the very nice weather and the pleasant flea market walk with us.
Nearest station to where the flea market was held:
Saint-Ambroise
Recommended flea market apps:.
Vide-greniers.org
0:00 Opening
0:12 Walking around the flea market
18:50 Introducing what we bought
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4 авг 2024
