
The oldest covered market in the capital was destroyed by flames during the night from Sunday to Monday, without causing any serious casualties.
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The Enfants-Rouges market, founded in 1615, is the oldest covered market in Paris.
It is always closed on Monday, but this week, it will not open Tuesday, Wednesday, or any day for many months: the famous Enfants-Rouges market, in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, was “ravaged by flames” during the night from Sunday to Monday, Ariel Weil announced at dawn on her X account.
“Fire under control but market completely damaged,” specifies the mayor of Paris Center, regarding what was still, when rue de Bretagne ended its weekend the previous evening, the oldest covered market in the capital, dating from 1615. For the moment, the origin of the fire, which caused no casualties apart from a firefighter who felt unwell, is not known.
On site, at 8:30 a.m., there were already no more flames, only a pile of charred sheet metal, burnt wood, twisted beams and bars, rubble, dust. Progression inside the aisles is impossible, but standing at the edge is enough to see the damage: nothing more needs to be saved. The market

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