Paris Shopping

 47 Reviews  What a coincidence, just posting something in Misc about Christmas shopping and there you are coming to Paris for it.GLorious. I will be there tomorrow by Virgin/Fnac at C-E with my 3 boys shopping... 

 17 Reviews  Last visit September 2011 The last time we visited the Marche aux Puces, located near the Porte de Clingancourt metro station, it was rainy and cold, we ended up only staying a short period of time... 

 23 Reviews  Les Halles was originally the wholesale food market for Paris. After its move to Rungis they developed a shopping center, mostly underground. Now, after that is not working very well, they are talking... 

 18 Reviews  Monoprix is everywhere. It is a local supermarket chain that sells local produce and foodstuff to imported items, clothings, etc. However, not all Monoprix are the same. Some sells households items... 

 23 Reviews  Pulled by a woman from shop to shop, the exhausted man had, at last, a small compensation: the beautiful building composes a classical ambiance for the myriad of shops and stalls. Shopping?... 

 20 Reviews  New : FERME POUR TRAVAUX Activity : Fermé depuis juin 2005, la Samaritaine a entamé une longue période de rénovation. A la réouverture de ses portes, prévue en 2011, le grand magasin devrait... 

 8 Reviews  “For my part I believe that the Tower will possess its own beauty.” — Gustave Eiffel, his response to critics of his Tower in a February 1887 interview with the newspaper Le Temps Although Le Bon... 

 13 Reviews  This is an underground shopping center where you can get advance tickets for the Louvre and also go through security to enter the museum. There are 45 shops and restaurants on two levels. The shops... 

 13 Reviews  Why "Don't breathe"? - because it's not easy with a million diferent perfume aromas in the air... Every one knows Paris is one of the world's premier shopping cities. And the first one for perfume... 

 8 Reviews  The Bazar de l'Hôtel de Ville (of Paris) is better known as the BHV (say: Bay Hash Vay). It is a Paris must visit, a department store founded in 1852. They have everything but are especially known for... 

 15 Reviews  This book store in the Latin Quarters is Paris oldest book store, facing Norte Dame cathedral. This place is a great place to find books in all types of subjects. Always packed with both local and... 

 14 Reviews  Located in one of the beautiful passages in the 2nd arrondissement, Passage Choiseul, is a papeterie called Lavrut, where I picked up some "moleskine" notebooks, the kind Hemingway used, for Mr.... 

 11 Reviews  I had never set foot in this store until my wife brought me. I was amazed at the amount of items they carried: chocolates, candy, tea, coffee, wine, honey, sea salts, jam etc. My wife has particular... 

 10 Reviews  In the 1980s some bouquiniste owners stopped sell books and prints in favor of tourist souvenirs. New regulations were introduced in the early 1990s to stop this unwelcome development. Only a quarter... 

 6 Reviews  The Rue Mouffetard is allready a very old street. In Roman times it was the mainroad from Paris to Rome. This narrow street with its old-fashioned signboards and mansarde roofs from the 17th century... 

 6 Reviews  This is a wonderful place not only to buy but also just to visit. You have the staircase with all these liquor bottles in a window and the fabulous collection of red teapots. I like to add that the... 

 3 Reviews  The largest shopping centre in Paris is “Les Quatres Temps” which is in La Defense, the business district of Paris. In December there is a Christmas market located just outside the shopping centre,... 

 4 Reviews  Shopping at a pharmacy in Paris is indeed an inexpensive & unique means of shopping. My second trip to Paris, my friend, Kristin, bought yummy, pretty Anne de Peraudel Violette soaps from the pharmacy... 

 4 Reviews  VIADUC DES ARTS ON THE AVENUE DAUMESNIL IS RIGHT BELOW PROMENADE PLANTEE.. BUILT INTO THE ARCHES OF THE OLD RAILWAY VIADUCT ON WHICH THE PARK OF PROMENADE PLANTEE STANDS YOU WILL FIND A HOST OF TRENDY... 

 5 Reviews  I read here that tourists had been drinking "French champagne" in a well known cabaret in Paris. Actually "champagne" can only be French because no sparkling wine is allowed to call itself champagne... 

 2 Reviews  These shops are filled with the most attractive dishes, sweet and hearty, very colourful and oh, so fine!! You can buy in the shops (there are 11 in Paris!!) or you can order for a special occasion... 

 1 Review  Of all the wine stores I have visited in Paris, this one best captures the “spirit” of wine. A wonderful place to explore—the atmosphere conjures up the allure and mysteries and tradition of fine... 

 Nemorino Says:  Despite the name, this is not a place where you can buy dairy products. Rather it is a clean, pleasant internet café where you can “surf, work, eat and play”...