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Best Shopping Places in Paris

Paris is a marvelous shopping city. You can do great shopping at department stores, in the top fashion streets or the picturesque food markets.

These Shopping Centers often feature a hypermarket, selling everything from food to clothes at low prices.They include a mall with restaurants and stores selling fashion clothes, books, electronics and lots of other things at reasonable prices.

We recommend you to visit one of these Shopping Centers. You will combine bargain shopping with the discovery of Paris.

The insider's top 5 places to shop in Paris.

1. Designer seconds at Mistigriff

Rising star of the fashion world, milliner Estelle Ramousse loves to truffle out stylish bargains to wear with her beautiful one-off hats and head dresses. She recommends designer seconds outlet Mistigriff, where she can choose from some of the best known names in men's, women's and children's wear, discounted by 25 to 85%.

2. Shoes at André

Luxury shoemakers like Christian Louboutin display their wares like works of art in a gallery and Parisians love to lécher les vitrines (literally, lick the windows). But they're more likely to cross the threshold at one of the many branches of André.

3. Vintage atDing Fring

Behind the shabby façade of Ding Fring, one of the city's few charity shops, there's a wide range of immaculately laundered secondhand clothes. The garments are colour-coded but chainstore labels hang alongside designer and vintage. "It's a real gold mine," says Estelle. "I've found Diesel and Dsquared.

4. Women's wear at Gaïa

With its carved wooden façade and a door bell to ring for admittance, Gaïa looks pricey. But within the tiny, well-organised interior, among twinkling fairy lights and boudoir mirrors, you'll find women's separates, dresses and coats for €3 to €10. The stock is a mix of secondhand and new; the latter category including end-of-line Princesse Tam-tam knickers for only €3 (£2).

5.  La Vallee Village

A village street like outlet Shopping Center dedicated to fashion. 33% discount on last year French fashion. Most french fashion brands are there. Close to Disneyland Paris and Val d'Europe Shopping Center.

Opening hours

In major cities, most stores are open from 10h to 19h Monday through Saturday. In the provinces stores are usually closed on Mondays and from noon to 14h or 13h to 15h daily. Some department stores remain open until 21h one evening each week. Hypermarkets can remain open until 21h or 22h. Many food shops are open at 08h, even on Sundays. On holidays most businesses in Paris and the provinces are closed, while bakeries (boulangeries) are open only in the morning.

Many of these Shopping Centers are located in residential districts far from central Paris.

About the Author

Steve is a well-known Travelogue along with an experienced author in Tour & Tourism related topics. He has written several articles on city Break in Paris for more info  please visit www.citybreak.uk.com.

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