Market Roaming In Place Monge

The place is full of sundry colors: energetic red from pepper bells, fresh green from French herbs, pure white from onions, and lively violet from French Navet. This is the ordinary scene in the celebrated market of Place Monge. Travelers, tourists, visitors -- all market enthusiasts are often enamored by the charm of this busy space along the 5th arrondisement of Paris. This retreat of fresh vegetables seekers is open only every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday between 8 am to 1 pm when all apprehensive French vendors offer their excellent gardeners.

If you are looking for a variance of potatoes just go to "Rois des Patates," where they offer potatoes that you would never think subsist. Your well-liked baguette au levain is only found at the excellent place, that is, S. Hervet. For fruit lovers and vegetable seekers, Patrick Casson's place is indefectible for its unrivaled cherries and golden Mirabelle plums. Marc Mascetti has the most tender beans and succulent baby peas. If you find yourself exasperated and confused of these many shops along Monge market, just drop by Rendez-Vous du Marche to have a sip of savory coffee and to relax yourself before you indulge in a colorful market tour again.