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There are many quaint street markets, boutiques and stores throughout France. Lace, crystal glass, cheese, coffee, wines, spirits, liqueurs, textiles are found throughout. While hypermarkets sell everything else - food, clothing, bikes, electrical goods, furniture.

Montmartre, Paris, France
This rural neighborhood on the outskirts of the city has a collection of upscale shops and cafés and a hint of old village charm.

Bastille
You would think that Bastille in Paris is most famous for its ruins of the prison made famous by the revolt on July 14, 1789. However it has now become a center of Parisian nightlife and is home to an array of exciting restaurants, street corner cafés and various clubs. Very popular with locals and tourists alike.

La Croisette
This world-famous street, which runs along the shoreline of Cannes, is made for the high-end shopping experience.

Galeries Lafayette
40, boulevard Haussmann, Paris 75009, France
Tel: 33 1 42 82 34 56

Visit Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann - France biggest department store! Check out the most incredible prices on the best of French and International fashion, accessories, beauty and home design, representing savings up to 40%. Galeries Lafayette departments, spread out on 7 floors welcome you to an elegant and trendy place.

Forville Market
A traditional French outdoor market specializing in quality fresh produce harvested by local farmers.

Pletzl
Visit the neighborhood of Pletzl in Paris. Follow its quaint narrow streets around the rue des Rosiers and visit many little shops and restaurants along the way. This area has celebrated Jewish tradition since the thirteenth century.