Flea/ Street Markets in Montreal

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Flea & Street Markets in Montreal

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  • Brian P
    Cupar, UK427 contributions
    This foodies paradise is well worth a visit. It is near the Canal Lachine. Outside there are excellent stalls with fresh fruit and vegetables while inside the is everything from meat and maple syrup to patisseries and cheese. Note: the nearest Metro station is the one after Atwater - Lionel - Groulx
    Written September 5, 2023
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  • Joanna M
    2 contributions
    I absolutely love this place. I am from the states and I would move here just so I could go shop every weekend in this Flea Market thrift store. I have never left empty-handed as a matter fact I’ve actually had to buy an extra suitcase because I bought so much. most, and I do say most of the vendors there are very friendly. I found a couple of vendors who didn’t engage in any talk didn’t seem to want to negotiate on prices. Those are the ones that I remember and stay away from. I’ve been here four times and I’ve never ever left empty-handed.
    Written August 30, 2023
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  • Tracy M
    2 contributions
    A hidden gem! Great vendors! Take your time and look. There are rooms both upstairs and downstairs - full of items for everyone!
    Written October 1, 2018
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  • BigGandLittleT
    241 contributions
    La Promenade Fleury is a stretch of Fleury Street running from Saint-Hubert Street in the west and Papineau Avenue in the east. There are some 250 or so businesses on Fleury in this area: everything from acupuncture to yoga: the whole range of shops, cafés, restaurants and professional services.

    Easy access by bus or car, and a short walk from two métro stations make it easy to get to.

    History buffs will enjoy the photos of the "good old days" located here and there on the street. Compare how things were with how things are now.

    Something for everyone!
    Written September 3, 2016
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  • L M
    Sydney, Australia83 contributions
    Top montreal design and artist sale of wares - great food products, innovative homewares, art, jewellery etc
    Innovative and not expensive. Meet a lot of the makers!
    A great restaurant on site when you get tired. 2 floors of great stalls indoors - a great reprieve from the cold. Really friendly and generally young vendors
    Near Saint Laurent station
    Free admission
    Written November 28, 2015
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