Bourse is where Paris's historical elegance and bustling business heartbeat converge. It's a neighborhood where timeless arcades meet the rhythm of modern life.
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The heart of Paris's financial history, this majestic building once housed the city's stock exchange.
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A stunning example of Paris's historic covered arcades, offering a unique shopping experience.
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Europe's largest cinema, known for its lavish art deco design and unique film experiences.
Start your exploration at the grandiose former Paris Bourse building, marveling at its architectural splendor. From there, meander through the cobblestone streets to the Galerie Vivienne, one of Paris's most beautiful covered passages, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Next, make your way to the Passage des Panoramas, another historic arcade, where you can admire the mix of vintage postcard shops and contemporary eateries. Wrap up your tour with a visit to the Grand Rex, the largest movie theater in Paris, to catch a film or simply gaze at its art deco facade.
series • 2020-present
film • 2011
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Stations: Bourse (Line 3), Quatre-Septembre (Line 3), Grands Boulevards (Lines 8, 9)
From city center: ~5-10 minutes
Lines: 20, 29, 39, 48
From city center: ~10-15 minutes
From Châtelet: ~15-20 minutes
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