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Le Bon Marche

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★ 4.9 (52K+ reviews) • 605K+ booked
Le Bon Marche, also called Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, is the oldest department store in Paris, dating back to the 19th century. It was the first store in the world to introduce fixed prices, changing the way people shopped. Designed by architect Louis Charles Boileau with structural input from Gustave Eiffel, this iconic building brought a new sense of elegance and innovation to the Left Bank of Paris. Inside, you can browse high-end merchandise, explore stylish furniture and beauty departments, or enjoy the reading room for a quiet break. Don’t miss the gourmet section at La Grande Épicerie for fine French food and Rose Bakery for a delicious treat. Located on rue de Sèvres, Le Bon Marché is a cultural and shopping landmark in the heart of Paris. Visiting this iconic spot is a must for anyone who loves history, architecture, and world-class shopping.
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4.9 /5
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Karen **
30 Jun
Visiting the Louvre at 10 AM with a reservation was a fantastic experience. The short line allowed for quick entry, and the morning ambiance was serene. I enjoyed exploring masterpieces like the Mona Lisa without crowds. The natural light through the glass pyramid enhanced the beauty of the art. Highly recommended for an unforgettable morning!
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黃 **
30 Jun
Children make choices, I want them all! Suitable for short-term travelers and those who are not sure which attractions they like, just visit them all! After purchase, you can directly enter with the QR code.
黃 **
30 Jun
It is very suitable for people who like to visit places. If you want to carefully taste a specific museum, you can consider buying a ticket for a specific museum and then buying a two-day museum pass!
大嶋 **
30 Jun
Of course the Mona Lisa is amazing, but the works that I didn't know much about are also wonderful. Above all, the scale of the museum's splendor is something you can never experience in Japan. Tickets must be purchased in advance to enter (there are no same-day tickets!), so it's best to buy them through Klook.
Nguyen **************
28 Jun
One of the best activities that your should try at Paris. Recommend to book the late night one to have good night view.
Syed *****
28 Jun
Naomi the guide guided us to the best spots which really helped us cover major things in the museum. very helpful
Karen **
27 Jun
A hidden gem in Paris! Musée de l'Orangerie is small but breathtaking—home to Monet’s iconic *Water Lilies* displayed in two oval rooms designed just for them. Standing in those serene, light-filled spaces feels like stepping into the paintings themselves. The lower level’s Impressionist collection (Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse) is equally impressive. What I loved: No crowds (unlike the Louvre!), intimate setting, and the way natural light enhances the art. Spent an hour here but could’ve lingered all day. Perfect for art lovers short on time.
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任 **
27 Jun
As soon as we entered the museum, our tour guide immediately took us to see all the must-see treasures in the Louvre. So we didn't miss anything we wanted to see, but we strongly recommend that you choose our session, because more and more people want to see Mona Lisa later, so it will be difficult to find and squeeze in to see Mona Lisa in the front.
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Shop Luxury Fashion

Explore the Le Bon Marché fashion departments for top French and international designers like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Dior, and Gucci. From elegant clothing to high-end accessories, this department store offers styles that set global trends. Discover exclusive brands you won't find anywhere else in Paris.

Visit the Reading Room

Spend time in the elegant reading room inside Le Bon Marché for a quiet break. You'll find art books, fashion magazines, and beautiful interiors that showcase the store's architecture. It's a great spot to relax after a shopping session.

Dine at Rose Bakery

Enjoy a delicious meal or treat at Rose Bakery, one of the most popular spots in Le Bon Marché. This café serves fresh pastries, cakes, and light meals in a cozy setting. It's the perfect stop between exploring the store's departments. Don't forget to try their famous carrot cake!

See the Seasonal Installations

Le Bon Marché is not just about shopping; it's also a cultural space. The store often hosts art exhibitions and creative installations by international artists. These displays change every season, offering something new to see each visit.

Enjoy Gourmet Food at La Grande Épicerie

Don't miss La Grande Épicerie de Paris, the famous food hall inside Le Bon Marché. Here, you can shop for gourmet items like French cheeses, wines, pastries, and imported delicacies. It's a paradise for food lovers with products from France and beyond.

Popular Attractions near Le Bon Marche

Musée d'Orsay (10-minute walk)

The Musée d'Orsay is just a 10-minute walk from Le Bon Marche. It's home to world-class art, including works by Monet, Van Gogh, and Renoir. The museum is set in a former train station, giving it stunning architecture. Perfect to combine with a day of shopping on the Left Bank.

Pont des Arts (15-minute walk)

The Pont des Arts is a beautiful pedestrian bridge about 15 minutes from Le Bon Marche. It offers scenic views of the Seine River and the Paris skyline. Many visitors leave symbolic "love locks" here. It's a great photo spot after visiting this iconic Parisian department store.

Louvre Museum (20-minute walk or 10 minutes by car)

The Louvre Museum, one of the most famous museums in the world, is only 20 minutes from Le Bon Marche. See the Mona Lisa, ancient treasures, and stunning galleries in a historic building. Its vast collection makes it a must-see for art lovers. Visiting both the Louvre and Le Bon Marché in one day is a perfect Paris experience.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés (10-minute walk)

Saint-Germain-des-Prés is just a short walk from Le Bon Marché, one of the most popular department stores in Paris! This stylish neighborhood pairs perfectly with the high-end shopping experience at Le Bon Marché. After browsing designer fashion and gourmet treats, you can walk through the charming streets of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

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