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Paris: Covered passages

Paris: Covered passages

4.2(5 reviews)
8 hour(s)
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Barcelona, Spain
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This architecture tour in Paris will take us away from the car circulation and protected from the sun and rain; this walk through covered passages takes us back to the 19th Century, when Paris was world capital and capital of the entertainment world. Commercial needs motivated the construction of the covered passages: their purpose was to both link business places and provide a peaceful environment for shopping and window shopping. This historical and architectural walk will lead us to forgotten, dusty, old-fashioned passages off Grands Boulevards, in which old Paris perfumes linger in the air, to the flamboyant galleries around Palais Royal, which are the place to be for fashion addicts and designers in Paris today. Some of the covered passages we’ll walk through are: Galerie Vero Dodat, Galerie Vivienne, Galerie Colbert, Passage des Deux Pavillons, Passage du Choiseul, Passage des Panoramas, Passage Jouffroy, Passage Verdeau, Passage des Princes, etc.

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Customer Reviews

5 reviews
4.2
based on 5 reviews
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J

June 24, 2025
Google

Many little shops, not tourists shops, but has quality things to see and find

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T.J.

March 02, 2025
Google

Architecturally it was nice. It's worth a look. Walked through in 5 minutes. The idea of a glass roof over the pedestrian walkways from building to building is interesting. However the neighborhood has much to be desired. The shops are not the greatest, or closed all together. It is and feels a bit desolate. Lots of potential. Just not yet.

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Edgars

September 09, 2024
Google

This charming street is lined with beautiful restaurants, art galleries, and unique shops, making it a delightful place to explore. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a nice meal, browse local artwork, or shop for something special, this area offers a bit of everything. It's definitely a must-visit if you have the time to spare while in Paris, as the vibrant atmosphere and diverse attractions give you a true taste of the city’s culture. Strolling through, you'll discover hidden gems and enjoy the lively ambiance that makes this spot such a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

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Daniela

February 29, 2024
Google

Very interesting to visit the many covered passages to check interesting shops, galleries and cafés

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Louis

April 27, 2023
Google

For years I did not realize the covered passages existed or how many there were in Paris. These covered passages may have been the early forerunners of shopping malls and are very cool. Shop lined streets covered with cast iron braces and glass. Protected early shoppers from rain, cold and mud. Since I now look for them I have found several in varying forms of preservation and really enjoy them.

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Discover the wonders of Barcelona, Spain with this unforgettable experience. The architecture tour through Paris’s covered passages offers a charming escape from traffic, weather, and the fast-paced rhythm of the modern city. These sheltered walkways transport us back to the 19th century, a time when Paris reigned as both the world capital and the vibrant center of entertainmen...