Map of shopping in Paris

Author: (Canada) Richard Huang
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Paris is the birthplace of the world's fashion. Unlike other travel books, this one focuses on culture and lifestyle. It not only showcases the grandeur of famous stores but also highlights uniquely styled small shops, specialty stores, and bookstores tucked away in ancient streets. You can relax in small cafes like the locals and enjoy the pleasures of life. This book is a true shopping guide for those visiting Paris—it's a must-read. No matter how many times you've been to Paris, there are still many faces of the city waiting to be discovered. Its charm lies not only in its history, art, and architecture but also in its culture and lifestyle, which are reasons to linger. With a pilgrimage-like spirit, head straight to CHANEL, KENZO, Issey Miyake, VERSUS, and Hermès for a grand revelation? The flea market is the perfect choice. The walnut bread and shortcrust cookies from La Boulangerie are always in high demand, with long queues of eager customers year-round. Hungry? Head to a paté shop or a Normandy-style tripe restaurant for a satisfying meal. Tired? Take a break at the legendary Café de Flore. On restless nights, visit Harry's New York Bar for a Bloody Mary. Shakespeare and Company is a great place to while away long nights. The day before you leave, AUBONMARCHE is the shopping paradise for your last-minute haul. 150 fashion boutiques, cafes, and restaurants, offering different perspectives and angles to write a shopping guide for Paris is a fresh idea. In this book, you can not only see the grandeur of famous stores but also discover hidden treasures within Paris. The uniquely styled small shops in ancient streets, distinctive specialty stores, and small picture books that catch the eye in old bookstores—plus, you can relax in small cafes like the locals and enjoy the pleasures of life. Everything in Paris depends on how you experience it. As YAN