Paris is full of iconic shopping spots: Galeries Lafayette and Printemps on Boulevard Haussmann, the Marais for independent fashion, the Champs-Élysées for big brands, and Saint-Germain-des-Prés for discreet luxury.
Museums and
Monuments in Paris
Paris is just like an open air museum. You would need a whole lifetime if you wanted to discover all the secrets of the museums and monuments of Paris since every street offers something of interest completely different from the last. There is a pace and a visit for everyone, so quickly discover our ticket office and guided visit offers.
Booking online has its own undeniable advantages for many of the key locations and exhibitions in Paris: you need no longer worry and have nothing to pay when you arrive. You can save a lot of time with queue-jump tickets and visits.
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Orsay Museum

Musée Rodin
Add something truly special to your visit to Paris with a visit to the magnificent Musée Rodin. Set in the beautiful mansion that Rodin himself used as his studio, this unmissable museum is dedicated to the creator of 'The Thinker'. Today this extraordinary place houses nearly 6,800 sculptures.

Arc de Triomphe
Don't waste a minute of your precious time in the capital and buy your tickets for this key monument now. They will allow you to benefit from priority skip-the-line access and are valid for a year after the date of purchase.

Palace of Versailles
Versailles wasn't built in a day! In fact, the palace was constructed over a period of 50 years by the Sun King, Louis XIV. Following his lead, his successors also wanted to leave their mark, adding extra features until the revolution intervened. Today, Versailles is a wonderful memorial to three centuries of French royal history.

Sainte Chapelle

Picasso Museum

Garnier Opera House

Montparnasse Tower

Grévin Museum

Musée de l'Homme
Ideally located on the Esplanade du Trocadéro, the recently renovated Musée de l'Homme (Museum of Man) is a museum dedicated to us - human beings. It tries to answer the three big questions of human life: Who are we, Where do we come from, and where are we going?

Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac

Pantheon

Cité des sciences et de l'industrie


Musée de l'Orangerie

Conciergerie

Army Museum - Les Invalides

Gallery of Evolution

Château de Vincennes

Basilica of Saint-Denis

Workshop of Lights Paris

Paradox Museum Paris

Pinault Collection Ticketing at the Paris Bourse de Commerce

Tickets for the visit to the City of Architecture and Heritage in Paris

Marmottan Monet Museum

Decorative Arts Museum

Visit to the Arab World Institute

Free Visits to the Adrien Dubouché National Museum Limoges
Explore the Adrien Dubouché National Museum in Limoges, renowned for its exceptional collection of Limoges porcelain. Browse its 18,000 works, from the stages of porcelain manufacturing to the history of ceramics. Download the "MNAD Limoges" app for an immersive visit. Explore the exhibitions with a tour guide.

Cheese Museum
Discover the brand new Cheese Museum in Paris! Immerse yourself in an interactive experience around cheese, at the heart of the capital. Explore the world of French cheeses, discover their history, their production, and taste them in a unique setting. Book your tickets now !

Chocolate Museum - Choco Story Paris
Explore the world of chocolate at the Chocolate Museum - Choco Story Paris. Immerse yourself in its fascinating history through interactive exhibits, meet renowned virtual chocolatiers, taste exquisite creations, and make your own chocolates during workshops. An unforgettable experience for the whole family!

Visit to the Palais de Tokyo
Discover contemporary art at the Palais de Tokyo with a unique guided tour! Explore exhibitions through various formats, adapted to all audiences. Enjoy an immersive experience with our cultural mediators, and choose the visit that suits you: panoramic, sensory, or in sign language.

Exhibition "In the Blur, a Different Vision of Art from 1945 to the Present"
Dive into the world of blur with the exhibition In the Blur, a Different Vision of Art from 1945 to the Present. Explore how this aesthetic effect, far from being a simple alteration, becomes a powerful way for artists to express instability, doubt, and the transformation of the world through paintings, videos, and installations.

Exhibition "Michel Paysant. Voir Monet"
Discover the exhibition "Michel Paysant. Voir Monet" at the Musée de l'Orangerie from October 15, 2025, to January 26, 2026. The artist explores art and science using an innovative technique, drawing with his eyes. Don’t miss this unique encounter between heritage, technology, and contemporary creation.

Exhibition "Berthe Weill. Avant-Garde Gallerist"
Discover the exhibition Berthe Weill. Avant-Garde Gallerist from October 8, 2025, to January 26, 2026. Dive into the history of this pioneering art market figure, who supported major artists like Picasso and Modigliani. Explore over 100 works that testify to her impact on modern art.

Exhibition "Lucas Arruda"
Discover the monographic exhibition of Brazilian artist Lucas Arruda at the Musée d'Orsay, from April 8 to July 20, 2025. Dive into his imaginary landscapes from the "Deserto-Modelo" series, where light and abstraction create unique spaces, in dialogue with Impressionism. A not-to-be-missed exceptional event.

Exposition "Sargent Paris Years (1874-1884)"
Discover the exhibition Sargent. The Paris Years (1874-1884) at the Musée d'Orsay, which explores the early years of John Singer Sargent in Paris. With over 90 works, some of which are unpublished in France, the exhibition traces his meteoric rise in the Parisian art world and his lasting influence on portrait art.

Exhibition "Paul Troubetzkoy: The Sculptor Prince"
The exhibition Paul Troubetzkoy: The Sculptor Prince at the Musée d'Orsay (September 30, 2025 – January 11, 2026) explores the exceptional career of this Italian artist and Russian prince. Renowned for his portraits and animal sculptures, he embodied the energy of movement and the fluidity of the body while advocating for animal rights.

Exhibition "I Photo" Gabrielle Hébert, First Chronicler of the Villa Medici and... of Wild Love
The exhibition "I Photo" honors Gabrielle Hébert, a pioneer of photography and the first visual chronicler of the Villa Medici. Through her photographs, she documents her life, her husband Ernest Hébert, and the artistic atmosphere of the time, offering a unique perspective on creation and love through the lens.

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Espace Dalí

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Geology and Mineralogy Gallery of Paris

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Méliès Museum, French Cinematheque

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Visit the Louis Vuitton Foundation
Discover the Louis Vuitton Foundation with our reservation page. Enjoy guided tours, priority access, and an exclusive app for an immersive experience. Book online or on-site to explore the exhibitions, the garden, and take advantage of reduced rates for students, families, and people with disabilities.

Louvre Museum

The Catacombs of Paris

Centre Pompidou
Like all the monuments in Paris, the Pompidou Centre (Beaubourg) is another victim of its success. Thanks to your queue-jump tickets, you can save time and access the National Museum of Modern Art's permanent collections.

The Museum of Illusion Paris

Museum of Modern Art

Petit Palais
Initially built by architect Charles Girault as part of Paris' Universal Exposition in 1900, the Petit Palais is more than just a unique architectural treasure where it's a joy to wander and soak up the scenery. It also houses the stunning collection held by Paris' Museum of Fine Arts.

Yves Saint Laurent Museum

Grand Arche

Wine Museum
The Musée du Vin invites you to discover the history of one of France's iconic products. The museum's magnificent 13th century cellarsis the perfect setting to meet monks, Napoleon or even Louis Pasteur, the first 'sommelier of humanity'.


Exhibition "David Claerbout. Spring, Slowly"
Discover "David Claerbout. Spring, Slowly" at the Musée de l’Orangerie from March 12 to June 9, 2025. Dive into the fascinating world of the Belgian artist, where time and image transform into an immersive experience. Book your tickets now and explore a unique vision combining photography, video, and artistic contemplation.
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Common questions
Where can you shop in Paris?
What are the best periods to shop in Paris?
The sales in winter (January-February) and summer (June-July) are ideal to benefit from significant discounts. Christmas is also a popular period for festive shopping.
What is the personalized shopping experience in Paris?
This is a tailor-made service with guidance from a personal shopper, fashion tips, a route adapted to your wishes, and sometimes exclusive access to certain boutiques.
Do department stores offer services for tourists?
Yes, Galeries Lafayette and Printemps offer specific services for foreign visitors: tax-free shopping, multilingual reception, private lounges, and sometimes exclusive discounts with a visitor card.
Can you use tax-free shopping in Paris?
Yes, visitors who are not residents of the European Union can get tax-free on purchases from €100.01 in the same store. The procedure takes place in-store or at the airport.
Which neighborhoods are essential for luxury shopping?
The Avenue Montaigne, Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Place Vendôme, and the Golden Triangle house the biggest French and international luxury brands.
Are there markets or concept stores to discover?
Yes, Paris has many typical markets and concept stores: the Saint-Ouen flea market, Merci in the Marais, and also BHV, which combines design, fashion, and trendy objects.
Can you book a guided tour for a shopping experience?
Yes, there are guided shopping tours, with or without a personal shopper. These can include stops at designer ateliers, perfume houses, or private showrooms.
Are there outlet or factory stores in Paris?
Although there are few within Paris, outlets like La Vallée Village (one hour from Paris) offer year-round significant discounts on luxury brands.
Is shopping in Paris suitable for groups?
Yes, shopping experiences can be organized for groups, with personal welcome, special offers, and sometimes workshops (perfumery, leather goods, styling).
Can you combine shopping with gastronomy in Paris?
Absolutely. Many shopping districts are close to renowned restaurants, tearooms, or patisseries. Some experiences even include a gourmet break or a chic lunch.
What are the fashion trends in Paris?
Paris leads trends: ethical fashion, chic vintage, emerging designers, and capsule collections are popular in Parisian boutiques.
Are there shopping experiences for vintage lovers?
Yes, the Marais, second-hand shops on Rue de la Verrerie, and boutiques in Saint-Ouen offer a wide range of vintage items, from retro accessories to designer clothes from the '60s to the '90s.
Is the shopping experience suitable for men?
Yes, many shopping routes are designed for men: men's ready-to-wear, watches, bespoke shoes, high-quality grooming, or design accessories.
How do you book a shopping experience via Come to Paris?
You can book directly online or contact our team to create a personalized program based on your preferences, budget, and available time in Paris.