Museums and Monuments in Paris

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Avenue Montaigne, Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Place Vendôme, and the Golden Triangle house the biggest French and international luxury brands.

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.

Yes, there are guided shopping tours, with or without a personal shopper. These can include stops at designer ateliers, perfume houses, or private showrooms.

Although there are few within Paris, outlets like La Vallée Village (one hour from Paris) offer year-round significant discounts on luxury brands.

Yes, shopping experiences can be organized for groups, with personal welcome, special offers, and sometimes workshops (perfumery, leather goods, styling).

Absolutely. Many shopping districts are close to renowned restaurants, tearooms, or patisseries. Some experiences even include a gourmet break or a chic lunch.

Paris leads trends: ethical fashion, chic vintage, emerging designers, and capsule collections are popular in Parisian boutiques.

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.

Yes, many shopping routes are designed for men: men's ready-to-wear, watches, bespoke shoes, high-quality grooming, or design accessories.

You can book directly online or contact our team to create a personalized program based on your preferences, budget, and available time in Paris.