First Arrondissement

The geographical center of the city, and a locus of Paris’s best art, gardens, and... More

Foodlab

Fouquet

A family-run business for nearly 100 years, Fouquet sells various candies from this antique-store-turned-confiserie (candy... More

Fourth Arrondissement

The quaint and historic Jewish quarter contains some of the city’s oldest buildings and hôtel... More

Franck Kestener

Galerie Christine Diegoni

Stop in for the 1950’s and 60’s antiques at Galerie Christine Diegoni.... More

Galerie du Passage

Housed in an 1826 Neoclassical retail arcade, Galerie du Passage has been visited by the... More

Galerie J Kugel

Galerie J Kugel is one of the most distinguished antique dealers in the city. The... More

Galerie Maeght Paris

The legendary gallery has been selling affordably priced art for more than half a century,... More

Galeries Lafayette

The biggest luxury department store in Europe, Galeries Lafayette opened in 1893 and is now... More

Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais

After more than a decade of renovations, the main gallery under the soaring glass roof... More

Gérard Mulot

At this Left Bank shop, renowned pastry chef and chocolatier Gérard Mulot sells what many... More

Giovanna Amoruso-Manzari

Gontran Cherrier

Gosselin

Philippe Gosselin learned the art of baking from his father and hails from a family... More

Goyard

Esteemed luggage manufacturer Goyard has been in business on the rue Saint-Honoré since 1853. Window... More

Guerlain

Guerlain

In business in the city of lights for nearly two centuries, this iconic perfumerie dating... More

Halle St.-Pierre

The collection of contemporary Outsider art is a respite from the stuffiness of Paris’s major... More

Hermès, Paris

Leather, ready-to-wear, lifestyle accessories retailer Hermès has attracted a fashionable clientele since 1837. Its new... More