Paris' Covered Passages and Architectural Gems

The most Charming Covered Passages and Iconic Architecture

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Passage du Grand Cerf in the 2nd Arrondissement in the Bonne-Nouvelle quarter, opened in 1825 - Shutterstock

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In today’s email:

• Paris' Covered Passages and Architectural Gems

• Experience: - Hop on and off in Paris

• Around The Web: Enter the Dazzling World of the Moulin Rouge; At Vaux-le-Vicomte, History is a Family Affair; Hidden Gems of France: 7 Magical Spots You Can’t Miss

• 🌟 New: Travel Quizzer is Here!

• From Social Media: Street view and buildings in the old town of Lyon (Vieux Lyon), France

• Mange: Mille Feuille

• Xtra: Discover the Secret Covered Passages of Paris

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Paris' Covered Passages and Architectural Gems

An afternoon spent wandering through these little-known 18th- and 19th-century private shopping lanes will give you a fascinating glimpse of an almost-forgotten era in the city's history.

With their spectacular glass roofs and elaborate Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, and even Art Deco decor and embellishments, the historical covered passages in Paris's central districts offer you a unique place to shop for artisan gifts, enjoy a casual meal, and soak up the rich architectural, social, and cultural details

Galerie Vivienne (1823). Vivienne Covered Passage is 176 meters long, with shops and restaurants - Shutterstock

Big Bus Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Tour with Optional River Cruise

Make sightseeing in the French capital easy with a Big Bus tour of Paris. Enjoy the convenience of hop-on hop-off access at any stop along the route, and soak in the views from an open-top, double-decker bus. See sights like the Louvre Museum, Moulin Rouge cabaret club, and the iconic Eiffel Tower as you listen to informative audio-commentary, available in various languages.

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Around The Web

Enter the Dazzling World of the Moulin Rouge

From the rigour of the ballet to the delicacy of our cuisine, along with the painstaking detail that goes into every single costume produced in our Maisons d’Art, the artisans behind the scenes at the Moulin Rouge work tirelessly every day to preserve and breathe new life into French creativity

At Vaux-le-Vicomte, History is a Family Affair

Two families define the story of the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte: one that created this groundbreaking masterwork of architecture, art, and landscape design that eventually inspired the construction of the Versailles palace, and one that rescued the château from disappearing from history

Cruise on the Seine in Paris

Take the time to visit Paris in a different way and discover the historic heart of the City of Light by boat, gliding gently along its most beautiful avenue, the Seine

The Epitome of French Elegance and Luxury

Created in the grand Parisian style, guests immediately feel at home here. Yet a home unlike any other: Le Bristol was the first hotel in France to receive the title of Palace. Luxury and charm, Le Bristol style

Add Magic to your Paris Stay

Paris is the perfect destination for a holiday as a couple or with friends, whether it is for one day or a longer stay. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Disneyland Paris and add some Magic to your trip!

Hidden Gems of France: 7 Magical Spots You Can’t Miss

France is a country that draws millions of visitors each year, enchanted by its iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the stunning lavender fields of Provence. Yet, beyond these well-trodden attractions lies another side of France — one filled with hidden gems that offer cultural depth, historical intrigue, and unparalleled beauty.

These off-the-beaten-path destinations allow travellers to step away from the crowds and immerse themselves in experiences that feel truly unique

Lighthouse and old fishing port of Grau du roi in Camargue zoological nature reserve, South of France - Shutterstock

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From Social Media

Street view and buildings in the old town of Lyon (Vieux Lyon), France

Mange

Mille Feuille

Xtra

Discover the Secret Covered Passages of Paris

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