Market · 4e
Marché aux fleurs de la Cité
97k €
paid by the City for this place in 2023
What the City funds here
Works and renovation
97k €
paid · 2023
One building project paid, from the City’s published accounts.
What the Paris Council said about it
4 moments chosen out of the 6 deliberations read. Each line opens the document.
FEBRUARY 2021The announced end of the bird marketA motion from the executive called for an end to the sale of birds and animals when the renovated halls reopened; the deputy mayor committed to amending the regulations.DECEMBER 2020The long-awaited renovation reaches deliberationDraft deliberation DCPA 24 covered the heritage renovation of the market halls and the redevelopment of the surrounding public space.JULY 2018Turning the market into a showcase for plant lifeA UDI-MODEM motion, amended and adopted, called for further studies on the renovation and on the idea of a biodiversity showcase.JULY 2003A metro construction project worries the flower vendorsTwo motions from the U.D.F.-U.M.P. group raised concerns about the dismantling of the market halls for the Cité metro's waterproofing works and demanded guarantees for the flower vendors.2 more moments, 2006–2023
MARCH 2023The market's preservation comes back before the CouncilA motion "concerning the preservation of the Marché aux Fleurs" was filed.MAY 2006What the flower vendors pay the CityThe Council set the stallage fees for the Cité flower market in euros, ranging from 0.32 to 2.74 euros depending on the stall.Same kind
