This well-known store sells cooking equipment.

Honey as well as honey and beeswax products are the buzz at this specialty shop.

Visitors to this massive department store can find brand-name items of nearly every variety.

The world's first department store.

Located on a land-filled swamp, this revitalized neighborhood, once a center of high culture, fell into disrepair following the French Revolution, but has regained prominence.

This huge department store is best known for its large collection of perfumes and cosmetics.

Just south & east of the Eiffel Tower, stroll Rue Cler, between Rue de la Motte Picquet & Rue de Grenelle.  This cobblestoned street is ecclectic, with chocolate, cheese, wine & meat shops

One of 12 streets extending from the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Elysées has long been a boulevard known for its concentration of high culture.

Paris's largest grocery store is located in Le Bon Marché.

This is a magnificent patisserie serving fresh breads,pastries, cakes, tarts, cookies and sandwiches. The sandwiches are excellent if you'd like to picnic in the nearby Luxembourg Gardens and various...

This twice weekly open-air fruit and vegetable market attracts large crowds, especially on Sunday.

Discerning shoppers at this 14th Arrondissement flea market can find great bargains on clothing.

This unusual department store features an eclectic selection of odds and ends.

This huge flea market, just north of the 18th Arrondissement, has been operating in some form since the Middle Ages.