Rue Mouffetard Market Tours and Tickets

There are a few ways to experience the Rue Mouffetard Market. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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There’s no cost to visit the Rue Mouffetard Market, unless you want to buy something, of course (and you probably will). Guided food-focused tours of the Latin Quarter, which include a visit to the market, cost around US$100 per person and typically last 2–3 hours with some food and/or wine samples.

The Rue Mouffetard Market is generally open Tuesday to Sunday mornings, but there’s some variation between stalls. Most close on Sunday afternoons and all day Monday. Unlike some markets, this one doesn’t open very early—most stalls set up between 8am and 10am. If you come at other times, you can visit the shops and restaurants rather than the market stalls.

You’ll find a wide variety of fresh, local, seasonal produce at the Rue Mouffetard Market. Shop here for fruit and vegetables, cheese, paté, seafood, charcuterie meats, and pastries. Beyond the market stalls, Rue Mouffetard and the Latin Quarter are renowned for their great restaurants, serving everything from French to international fare.

It’s easy to get to the Rue Mouffetard Market from other parts of Paris via public transportation. Censier-Daubenton station is on the corner of Rue Daubenton and Rue Monge, a short walk east of Rue Mouffetard, and is served by line 7. You can also catch a bus to Rue Monge, although most travelers find it easier to use the metro.

No, the Rue Mouffetard Market isn’t entirely accessible to travelers with disabilities or wheelchair users. The narrow, crowded streets and uneven paths with some cobblestones pose challenges, but visitors using wheelchairs may be able to visit with assistance. The accessibility of individual shops and restaurants near the market varies, with some featuring ramps and lifts.