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“Site officiel de Marin Montagut, célèbre illustrateur et créateur français. Vente en ligne de sa collection d'objets artisanaux illustrés pour décoration intérieure. Made in France. Objets personnalisés.”
— marinmontagut.com
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 16

20 Extraordinary Shops Worth Traveling For, Chosen by The Shopkeepers

From 100-year-old family-run operations to contemporary boutiques, these beautiful shops each offer a distinct sense of place and a dedication to craft.

Green shop with whimsical watercolor scenes on ceramics.

21 things in this story
  • Marin MontagutSightGreen shop with whimsical watercolor scenes on ceramics.
  • Antoinette PoissonPlaceStudio invoking 18th-century decorative art of domino papers.
  • Elsewhere
  • Notary Ceramics and HomePlacePortland, United StatesOffers minimalist earthenware, porcelain lighting, and bell chimes.
  • James Smith and SonsPlaceLondon, United KingdomMaking umbrellas since 1830 with Victorian storefront.
  • TruckPlaceOsaka, JapanFlagship offers thoughtfully designed furniture and home goods.
  • Bird CoffeeCaféOsaka, JapanHomey café for a drink and donut.
  • ChommiesPlaceCape Town, South AfricaSells pet items with a painted facade and playful interiors.
  • Caza das Vellas LoretoPlaceLisbon, PortugalOne of world's oldest candle shops, operating since 1789.
  • AlaturcahousePlaceIstanbul, TurkeyFour-story townhouse transformed into a library of rugs.
  • McTavishPlaceByron Bay, AustraliaSurfboard shop and headquarters with wave-like roofline.
  • Il PapiroPlaceFlorence, ItalyFlagship on Via Camillo Cavour for hand-marbled paper goods.
  • Lulu StoriesPlaceLamu Island, KenyaBeachside shop with handwoven kikoy wraps and linen button-downs.
  • Lulu Stories HomeHotelLamu Island, KenyaRustic two-bedroom stay available for booking.
  • Iris HantverkPlaceStockholm, SwedenFlagship location for handcrafted household and cleaning brushes.
  • MoroHotelMarrakech, MoroccoBoutique hotel and shop with scents, skincare, and dresses.
  • SavapilePlaceAthens, GreeceOnly remaining straw-hat maker in Greece, founded in 1960.
  • Campbell's of BeaulyPlaceBeauly, United KingdomOutfitter with original timber counters for bespoke coats.
  • Palace AtelierPlaceJaipur, IndiaConcept store with candy-colored interior and pop art twist.
  • Calzados CorreaPlaceBuenos Aires, ArgentinaShop offering Oxford shoes and coordinating leather belts.
  • Saddler and Co.PlaceDubbo, AustraliaMinimalist shop with heirloom saddles and leather accessories.
  • Zeri CraftsPlaceSalmiya, KuwaitShop with contemporary interpretations of heritage crafts.
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 15, 2025

28 Best Places for Shopping in Paris

As the French say, “Bon shopping!”

shop with playful homewares and travel ephemera

27 things in this story
  • Canal Saint-MartinSightarea with small brands in fashion and homewares
  • Louis VuittonPlaceA Louis Vuitton mecca!
  • HermèsPlaceAnother day, another luxury flagship.
  • ChanelPlaceIt is privately owned by French brothers, Alain and Gérard Wertheimer, through the holding company Chanel Limited,…
  • BalenciagaPlaceIt designs, manufactures and markets ready-to-wear footwear, handbags, and accessories, and licenses its name and…
  • Le MaraisSuburbdistrict with boutiques and concept stores
  • Saint-Germain-des-PrésNeighborhoodarea with antique shops and high-end retailers
  • Le Bon MarchéPlacemost iconic department store on the Left Bank
  • MontmartreNeighborhoodarea for cafés, furniture, and vintage shops
  • La SamaritaineAttraction19th-century landmark reopened with upscale focus
  • Golden TriangleRestaurantaffluent section with luxury behemoths like Dior
  • SeineSightIts drainage basin is in the Paris Basin covering most of northern France.
  • GuerlainSighticonic outpost on the Champs-Élysées dating back to 1914
  • Galeries LafayetteSightThe flagship store is located on Boulevard Haussmann in the 9th arrondissement of Paris.
  • Hermès boutiqueSightrestored wood-paneled façade and gilded lettering
  • Galeries Lafayette Champs-ÉlyséesSightconcept flagship in an Art Deco landmark
  • Louis Vuitton Maison Champs-ÉlyséesSightlargest Louis Vuitton location in the world
  • EmpreintesHotelconcept store in a 1930s workshop
  • Officine Universelle BulySightshop with botanical-based beauty products
  • MerciSightindependent concept boutique spread over three floors
  • La Grande ÉpicerieRestaurantfine-foods emporium adjoining Le Bon Marché
  • 7L BookstoreSightbookshop focused on photography, design, and architecture
  • DeyrolleSightinstitution specializing in taxidermy and entomology
  • Marin MontagutSightshop with playful homewares and travel ephemera
  • ChinemachineSightquirky Montmartre friperie (second-hand clothing store)
  • L'Objet Qui ParleSightvintage shop with curiosities like animal skulls and mirrors
  • DiorPlace
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