Paris Insider Guide

As the much-awaited key trade shows draw closer and the Olympic Games are just a few months away, there is no better time to experience the bustling and innovative retail scene, culinary delights, and cultural richness that Paris has to offer. The vibrant city of Paris is divided into twenty districts called arrondissements, which radiate outwards from the Louvre like the spiral of a snail's shell. This exceptional and strategic city planning is a testament to Paris's historical and cultural significance. 

If you're looking to experience the best of Paris' cultural offerings, there are several must-visit spots that perfectly capture the city's essence. From its historic cafés to world-renowned art collections and high-end fashion boutiques, Paris has something for everyone. Below are a few classic Parisian destinations that are sure to leave you with unforgettable memories of this beautiful city. 

TRAVEL 22 APR '24

KEY AREAS

Biannual Sales, Vintage Stores and Unique Design Boutiquesl!

  • Le Marais

    Indulge in the allure of independent designers and exclusive luxury labels from the heart of Paris. Elevate your wardrobe with sophistication.

  • République/Canal Saint-Martin

    Discover a bohemian oasis of curated goods and local delicacies. Embrace the charm of artisanal treasures towards the Marais.

  • Pigalle/Montmartre

    Indulge in the vintage charm of SoPi and Montmartre explore restaurants and bars on the cobblestone streets. The best views of the city are found looking down from Sacré Coeur Basilica.

  • Saint-Germain-des-Prés

    From art galleries and quaint boutiques to high-end luxury brands, explore this historic district to fully experience the legacy of the Left Bank.

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SHOPS AND BRANDS

Must know spots!

  • Superstich

    Exclusive denim atelier providing a sophisticated range of jeans, jackets, and tees, with meticulous hemming services using vintage machinery.

  • Rendez-Vous

    The French boutique showcases slow fashion for both men and women, featuring a range of international labels and unique European designers.

  • Aubade

    This brand, known for pioneering matching-color tops and bottoms, has been elevating its craftsmanship since 1958 from its Parisian workshop.

  • TSENKOFF

    Minimalist femininity with a sensual edge characterizes each piece, which is handcrafted in Europe in limited runs.

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ART AND CULTURE

Cultural destinations for design inspiration.

  • Fondation Louis Vuitton

    This modern glass building, designed by architect Frank Gehry, serves as a center for contemporary art.

  • Villa La Roche

    Designed by Le Corbusier in 1925, a living museum of modernist architecture and design.

  • Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art

    Housed in Jean Nouvel's building, diverse exhibitions across
    painting, sculpture, video and photography.

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NOIR COLLECTION

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