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Les Fleurs du Mal, l'exposition gratuite sur les fleurs à la Maison Guerlain - Champs-Élysées

Guerlain on the Champs-Élysées, the historic private mansion devoted to perfume and beauty

Guerlain on the Champs-Élysées has scented the avenue for more than a century. At 68, the house houses a boutique, heritage, a beauty institute, and exhibitions in a private mansion that has become one of its most iconic addresses.

Officine Universelle Buly, une boutique d’apothicaire au charme d’un autre siècle rue Bonaparte

Officine Universelle Buly, an apothecary shop with the charm of another era on Rue Bonaparte

L’Officine Universelle Buly rue Bonaparte gives the impression of having crossed centuries without moving a bottle. Wood paneling, marble, apothecary cabinets and eau de parfums shape a Saint‑Germain‑des‑Prés shop where people come as much for the products as for the setting.

Hermès Sèvres, l’incroyable boutique installée dans une ancienne piscine Art déco à Paris

Hermès Sèvres, the remarkable boutique tucked inside a former Art Deco swimming pool in Paris

Hermès Sèvres is unlike any other Hermès boutique. Set inside a former Art Deco swimming pool that’s a listed building, the address fuses leather goods, silk, design and heritage in a décor that, on its own, justifies a visit.

Ralph's Coffee, le coffee shop de Ralph Lauren à Saint Germain des Prés

Ralph Lauren Saint‑Germain, a 17th‑century townhouse converted into a boutique with a restaurant

Ralph Lauren Saint-Germain has the feel of a private residence, and for good reason. Behind its carriage gate, a 17th‑century townhouse spans over 1,200 square meters, housing the brand’s collections and its full lifestyle.

Cartier rue de la Paix, l’adresse historique où la maison brille depuis 1899

Cartier on Rue de la Paix, the historic address where the house has been dazzling since 1899.

Cartier has honed its style at 13 rue de la Paix for over a century. Reimagined in 2022, the historic address today brings together jewelry, watchmaking, heritage salons, and workshops across six floors.

Une exposition mode gratuite de centaines de pièces Chanel dans une sublime maison de ventes à Paris

Chanel Cambon, the historic flagship where Gabrielle Chanel established her House of Couture

Chanel, on Rue Cambon, is a story of style as much as of location. Since 1918, number 31 has housed a core part of the house’s DNA, blending the boutique, the couture salons, the workshops, and the famous mirrored staircase. A Parisian address to discover as much for its history as for the space itself.

Galerie Vero-Dodat - passage couvert 1er arrondissement de Paris - photos

Christian Louboutin (Véro-Dodat Gallery), the historic flagship for red-soled shoes.

Christian Louboutin took his first steps in one of Paris’s most beautiful covered passages. Since 1991, his very first boutique has been tucked away in the Galerie Véro-Dodat, in a setting steeped in history, where the red sole began to write its story.

Louis Vuitton va ouvrir une nouvelle adresse sur les Champs-Élysées

Louis Vuitton on the Champs-Élysées, Paris’s iconic flagship you should visit at least once

Louis Vuitton has long had a close relationship with the Champs-Élysées. Now at 101, the Maison unveils its métiers in a monumental setting that makes it as much a shopping destination as a must-visit landmark.

Dior 30 Montaigne, the iconic address where boutique, Dior Gallery, gardens and a Michelin-starred restaurant meet

At 30 Avenue Montaigne, Dior is turning its historic address into a destination in its own right. People come for the collections, but also for the studios, the Dior Gallery, the gardens, and the gastronomy.

Corail : le restaurant-terrasse estival qui réveille le parvis du Musée d’Art Moderne à Paris

This colorful, popular terrace is taking up its summer quarters on the forecourt of the Museum of Modern Art - photos

In the 16th arrondissement, Corail sets up its summer quarters between two heavyweight names in contemporary art. Under the big parasols, the terrace leans on a menu that blends land and sea, with ice-cold drinks and a relaxed vibe that suits Paris’s long, lingering evenings.