• French: Marché en fer Haitian Creole: Mache an fè. ... History[edit]. The Marché en Fer is a metal edifice that was built in Paris for a railway station in Cairo.
  • Marche En Fer In Haiti Renovated By Denis O'Brien. ... Here is a photo of the new and renovated Haitian Iron Market, Marche en Fer.
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  • An architectural marvel with acres of market stalls, Marche en Fer - the Iron Market - is one of the top attractions in Port-au-Prince.
  • Haiti's famous Iron Market (Marché de Fer) also known as Marché Hyppolite, built in the 1890's under the administration of president Florvil Hyppolite.
  • Marché en Fer is a popular market catering mostly to tourists, so expect some vendors to be offering their services.
  • Une gare routière transformée en marché couvert. ... Marche de Fer yakınlarındaki oteller: (4.94 km) Estinfil GuestHouses. (6.36 km) NH Haiti El Rancho.
  • ...the offer was made to the Haitian government and by 1891, the new Iron Market, called "Marche en Fer" or as some called it "Marche Hyppolite" arrived in Haiti.
  • Marché en Fer. Gebäude Gebäude. ... Dieser historische Markt wurde ursprünglich in Frankreich erbaut und im 19. Jahrhundert in Haitis Hauptstadt aufgebaut.
  • This is the first rule of successful shopping at Haiti’s Iron Market, or Marché en Fer, a beyond-bustling bazaar that offers what in my experience is by far the...
  • Several of Haiti’s cities have iron markets, but Port-au-Prince’s is the original and the best. Constructed in 1889, the exuberant red-metal structure…
  • ...on sending me a link saying it's been added, linking to the Marche de Fer, PaP.There used to be dozens of these all over Haiti, but now only a few still exist.