Paris pays homage to the gypsy lifestyle by playing host to some of the most interesting and special "flea markets" around. Although you have your options when it comes to antique or vintage shopping, Antica Flea Market is by far our favorite...[Learn more]
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Avenue Montaigne, located just off of the Champs-Élysées, has been considered the grande dame for high fashion and accessories for more than 30 years. Today it's even considered more important than rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré.[Learn more]
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Even for the most jaded shopper, no trip to Paris is complete without a stroll down the Champs-Elysées, arguably the grandest boulevard in the world...[Learn more]
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Founded in 1852, Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche is today the only Parisian department store to offer a genuine cultural dimension. It is also known to be the most exclusive store because of the high quality of the products sold and the services offered...[Learn more]
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Through narrow streets lined by ancient townhouses, The Marais district is a great place to wander around and shop among unique boutiques in the city's old Jewish quarter. The trendy shopping district is filled with a number of high-end shops.[Learn more]
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Although extremely historic, Palais Royal is no longer just a place for old-world antiques and objects, but now plays host to some of the chicest boutiques in Paris. If you're looking for something vintage you can't miss the popular Didier Ludot, where...[Learn more]
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One of the most famous squares in Paris, Place Vendôme is linked with the history of France and was commissioned by King Louis XIV in 1685. Designed by Jules-Hardouin Mansart, the square is surrounded by mansions and salons.[Learn more]
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Three buildings for three times more magic...Welcome to Printemps Department Store Paris. For those who love shopping in Paris, the Printemps is a unique experience!...[Learn more]
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For the shopper who has been to Paris multiple times as well as for someone for whom it is a first visit, the rue de Rivoli offers surprises for both...[Learn more]
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Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré includes some of the most exquisite houses of couture fashion. Including Hermes, Lanvin and Roger Vivier. Once you cross the rue Royale and pass Gucci, FBG becomes rue St. Honoré. Here you'll also find Colette, which is the...[Learn more]
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