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Activities in 1st Arrondissement

  • Boulangerie Julien

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    Owned by Jean Noel Julien for 20 years and located at 75 rue St. Honoré, Boulangerie Julien was awarded best crescent in Paris by the BBC in 2005 a... More

  • Christian Louboutin

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    Located on a street that’s considered prime territory for hunting down kitten heels, stilettos, and wedges, Louboutin’s leopard-print pumps are pre... More

  • Colette

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    With its always-surprising mix of art, high-tech gadgets, music, books, and individualistic curios, Colette has quite simply become the bellwether ... More

  • Didier Ludot

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    For vintage threads, this boutique situated among the gardens of the Palais Royal attracts a well-heeled clientele. Every piece in fashion expert D... More

  • E. Dehillerin

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    Not for the culinary faint of heart, this 200-year-old kitchen supply store caters to serious cooks, home chefs, and foodies. Look for the hunter g... More

  • Eglé Bespoke

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    Two young entrepreneurs are reviving bespoke for a new generation in this tiny men’s boudoir. Trendy and classic custom shirts start at $293, two-p... More

  • Ekobo

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    Bruno Louis, former marketing executive for L'Oreal and graduate of the London School of Economics, brought a host of ideas with him from extensive... More

  • First Arrondissement

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    The geographical center of Paris, the First Arrondissement is home to many of the city’s most renowned landmarks, including the Musée du Louvre; th... More

  • Galeries du Palais-Royal

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    A collection of excellent shops along the galleries that enclose the garden behind the palace itself: Stella McCartney, Marc Jacobs, the glove make... More

  • Librairie Galignani

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    Arguably the most beautiful bookshop in the world—and the first English-language one on the continent—Galignani is a meeting place that verges on h... More

  • Maison Goyard

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    Entering this store is like stepping into a kinder, gentler era of travel. Malletier literally means “trunk maker,” and the shop is stocked with ha... More

  • Maria Luisa Femme

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    This shiny white store brings together for the first time chic women’s wear, accessories, and shoe collections, all selected by the owner, Maria Lu... More

  • Musée de l’Orangerie

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    Beyond Monet’s multipaneled and expansive Water Lilies ensemble, what makes this recently renovated space truly special is the regrouping of an exc... More

  • Passage des Deux Pavillons

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    The acoustic appeal of the crooked Passage des Deux Pavillons, a short, hidden alleyway adjacent to the shops abutting the Palais Royale, has made ... More
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