Paris is one of the fashion capitals of the world. High fashion and luxury brand boutiques are mainly located in the Golden Triangle between Avenue Marceau, the Champs-Elysees and Avenue Montaigne. The city is known for haute couture,…Open the full description
Paris is one of the fashion capitals of the world. High fashion and luxury brand boutiques are mainly located in the Golden Triangle between Avenue Marceau, the Champs-Elysees and Avenue Montaigne. The city is known for haute couture, but you can also find dozens of small and competitively priced boutiques in each district. It's a fashionista’s paradise!
The big shopping malls include Forum des Halles and Carrousel du Louvre in the 1st district, Passage du Havre in the 9th district, Bercy Village in the 12th district, Italie2 in the 13th district, Tour Montparnasse in the 15th district and Les 4 Temps at La Défense.
Another noteworthy shopping location is Boulevard Haussmann which is home to the famous stores Galeries Lafayette and Printemps. The Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche department store in the elegant 7th district and the BHV department store in the 4th district also deserve a mention. Like La Samaritaine (currently closed for renovations), these stores first opened their doors in the 19th century and created a whole new culture of commerce.
Marché aux puces de Montreuil
Shopping
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Bric-a-brac, second-hand clothes from luxurious brands to small ones, unknown designers and so on, you'll certainly chance upon a treasure here. With a little bit of patience, you could find everything by rummaging through the stalls, at any prices.
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Pierre Hermé
Cafes
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Come here for quality and to savour some unique flavours. Pierre Hermé makes original creations according to the season – in summer I'm a maniac for the vanilla and olive oil macarons, though the other pastries are also delightful. Seven macarons will set you back around €18, but your palate will be oh so grateful.
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Marché aux Fleurs
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Partly covered and partly outdoors, this charming market has existed at this location for over 100 years. You don’t necessarily have to buy flowers or plants to take home – just wander around and enjoy the sweet scents and fresh air.
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Le Comptoir Général
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It’s not often you’ll find a place this big in the city! Its uniqueness also resides in its underground atmosphere, just like in Berlin or San Francisco. As you pass through the door, a long corridor leads you to two huge rooms where you can sit on recycled sofas and chairs with world music rocking the stereo. The entrance fee is up to you!
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Bercy Village
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As it served as an enormous wine marketplace for more than a century, this place is full of history. The white stone wine storehouses of the "Cour St Emilion" are reminiscent of this era. For architecture lovers, you must see the buildings by renowned architects.
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Le Marais
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Le Marais is gourmet heaven. Locals line up all along the sidewalk of rue des Rosiers for falafel, and you can also pick up a mean pretzel. Look out for some amazing artisanal chocolate shops and specialty patisseries.
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Montmartre
Shopping
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Down the hill you’ll find Paris' only remaining vineyard, planted in the 1930s to prevent urban encroachment, which still has a harvest party every year. You can also find a number of small museums such as the Museum of Montmartre housed in the oldest building in the neighbourhood – la Maison du Bel Air.
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Galeries Lafayette
Shopping
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Even if you’re not a serial shopper, you’re bound to enjoy the Art Nouveau architecture. Instead of losing your mind in the crowds, focus on the cupola and the artistic details – you’ll discover another side to this consumerist icon. For those seeking calmness, you can find shelter at the bookshop on the sixth floor.
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La Grande Epicerie de Paris
Food & Supplies
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The downside is that it’s expensive. However it's worth a visit if only to witness the diversity and the way the shelves are organised to seduce customers (a work of food merchandising genius). Here you can find products from other countries that you won’t find elsewhere in Paris. The selection is wide and amazing.
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Marché des Enfants Rouges
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It’s a pleasant experience to sit at the Italian counter and enjoy freshly cooked homemade pasta, or to taste a traditional bento at the Japanese counter. Not all meals are very good quality, though the ambiance is relaxed and enjoyable. With food from Lebanon, Morocco and even the West Indies, it’s an adventure for the taste buds!
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Tang Frères
Food & Supplies
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This grocery store is definitely unique. You can find everything you need to cook Asian food. The variety is unbelievable. It’s fun to just wander around and browse the selection, though it can be tricky to find specific items as the labels are often written in Asian languages. Don’t be afraid to try out something completely unfamiliar!
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Le Café Marlette
Food & Supplies
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Among stonewalls and cozy furniture, you’ll find patrons on laptops, chatting over lunch, or enjoying a cup of Lov Organic tea. Weekend brunch is the star: You get a hot drink, fresh fruit juice, a bread basket with butter & jam, a soft-boiled egg, ham, cheese, soup of the day, seasonal salad, compote or fromage blanc, and your choice of dessert.
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Meert
Food & Supplies
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The first Meert shop opened in 1761 in Lille, a city located about two hours North from Paris. They started offering the vanilla waffles that made their reputation from 1849. The Parisian boutique was opened only in 2010! The empire style decoration is also worth a visit.
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Le Marché biologique des Batignolles
Food & Supplies
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According to me, this is a great way to start the weekend. Especially if the weather is nice, I relish walking through this Boulevard and watching the different stalls of products. Even without a need for weekly shopping, the lively atmosphere that reigns here is worth a trip.
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Le Marché Saint-Pierre
Food & Supplies
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Some famous designers use to come here to find inspiration for their next creations. If you've got a creative soul, you'll certainly find your happiness there. You could also find different kind of upholstery, materials such as foam, plumes to fill up your pillow or pearls to make your own jewels.
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