Easy to get to with tram 6. Can relax and move around, i like Printemp there, no one inside, much…read moreeasier to shop than going into Paris. Also has FNAC and other smaller brands. Lots of food selection, also you can go watch a movie after. Can spend whole day there.

Great shopping mall close to the Holiday Inn Express. Many store available. Clean and not very…read morecrowded. Good deals here. Also a few restaurants are available inside and outside the mall. Plenty of parking.

This is such a cute little shopping park! We found it by accident bc we had to ride the metro here…read moreto catch our small bus for our day trip to Fontainebleau and Vaux-Le-Vicomte, otherwise, we'd never have ventured this far. When we returned in the evening, it was bustling with people shopping and eating and sitting outside on the patios enjoying drinks and desserts. Several stores selling jewelry, women's clothing, fragrance, electronics and clothes and other gifts were open as well as a ton of restaurants and cafes of all kinds. It's an easy metro ride so I highly recommend it. We already had dinner plans so we only spent about an hour walking around and browsing but we might come back for dinner and explore more next time we are in town.

A cute shopping center close to the Cour Saint-Emilion subway stop. This area has a ton of various…read morestores, cool art installations, and a cinema next door. If you're visiting France from elsewhere I wouldn't say this is worthy of a visit in of itself since there's so many other great areas of Paris to explore but if you find yourself in the area it's worth a short stop.

Italie 2 is a nice, medium-sized shopping mall right next to Place d'Italie. It's one of those…read moretypes of malls that have everything you could possibly think of, and if you'd need to, you could stay in for a week and you wouldn't have a shortage of anything. Italie 2 has a large Parisian supermarket (buy fresh shrimp by the kilo!), coffee bars, toy stores, fashion outlets and even a Sephora (small tip - this Sephora has prices lower than the flagship store on the Champs-Élysées). Italie 2 is a nice place to go shopping if you'd like to save some cash and are searching for some gifts for back home.

Eh, it's a shopping mall. Nothing to write home about. The…read morepros: -it's clean 1you will find most major shops including Zara, fnac, Sephora, printemps, Franck provost + a few other hair salons, shoe stores, etc -conveniently located right at place D'italie metro stop -the cmg sports club gym is right there! -they often have special offers and coupon booklets exclusive to the shops in the mall -there's car parking and bike stands nearby The cons: -it's a little on the small side -you maybe won't find all the shops you want -it's not impressive -you have to pay money to use the bathroom (although that's pretty standard in France, but still I'm allowed to gripe about it. I have a small bladder and that requires a certain budget in France) -lacking a food court -you always get harassed by people representing charities up front asking you to donate money to their cause