I stopped by this adorable boutique after visiting the palace of Versailles. We came to this area…read morefor the museum and now we were finding something to eat, then we saw this boutique ! Very cute! It's located close to the museum, close to the river. And even better they Speak all languages !! Everything is very clean and very good priced. We were assisted by Nadia who was very very sweet! Come here if you are visiting because it's adorable

This store is delightful and a short walk from D'Orsay Musee. The owner is so kind and so joyful…read more I make it a point on my itinerary to go there every time I go to Paris. The store has wonderful Klimt collection of objects to purchase. And VanGogh mugs and artwork. I always walk out with many gifts to share that are priced fairly. This store makes me happy to walk in..

Very crowded and small. Good selection of gifts. They had the Olympic pin I needed for a souvenir.read more

The gift shops at the Eiffel Tower are managed by the Société d'Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel…read more(SETE). There are several gifts shops, some on the ground level and then others higher up. Lots of cool Eiffel Tower things. I bought a baseball cap and a coffee mug. From the SETE website - what they sell: "Eiffel Tower miniatures and key rings, post cards, medals as well as stationery, clothing, tableware... These items, some of which cannot be found elsewhere, are suited to all ages and budgets." If you are looking to find Eiffel Tower socks, however, well, I had no luck.... You can click on the Yelp link to their website and purchase from there if you forgot to get something when on site. Interesting fact - according to Wikipedia the SETE "now considers any illumination of the tower to be under copyright. As a result, it is no longer legal to publish contemporary photographs of the tower at night without permission in France and some other countries." Another interesting fact - recently (December 2014) gift shop workers went on strike to demand a 300 Euro salary raise (a month?). There are apparently about 50 employees. There are about 7 million visitors to the Eiffel Tower a year.

TL;DR - If you want a souvenir, this is the place to get it…read more Cute little shop selling souvenirs, but the unique selling point is that everything here is made in France - no cheap mass produced rubbish here. The selection of goods is small but well curated, and everything is very reasonably priced - although you're paying for quality so don't expect things like €1 fridge magnets! We got a gorgeous tea towel here - something to remind us of our Paris adventure when we're back home and doing the washing up! We actually popped in twice and spoke with a couple of members of staff who were lovely. Both spoke perfect English, and one also introduced us to her gorgeous dog, Victor, who wanted us to play ball with him! Highly recommended.

Stumbled upon this cute little shop while waiting for the Absinthe store to reopen. The store…read moreitself didn't look too appealing, I actually thought it was a store that sold balls because there were balls hanging on the walls. There is actually quite a few gadgets that were perfect gifts for friends and family back. I ended up purchasing a few sets of Absinthe since they came in packs of 3, a couple of jam gift sets and a few soap bars. The owners were very friendly and welcoming and now that I am back home I really wish I had purchased more!

I thought Fragonard only sold perfume, but they had lots of cute gift items at this shop. Trinkets…read moreand gifts that back in the USA you would find mass produced for stores like Anthropologie, except here they seemed genuine. The t-shirts had some adorable designs and drew me into the store, but they were quite expensive (over 30 Euro?). They had adorable laundry and lingerie bags for around 20 Euros. I ended up buying a beautiful individually-crafted tote bag for just under 16 Euros, marked down from 22. I love that the bag isn't a tourist souvenir, but more like a genuine, unique French tote. And so affordable! It definitely turned out to be my favorite souvenir on my trip to France, and I wish I had bought more! The store workers were nice and spoke both French and English. They even gave me a few Fragonard perfume samples with my purchase.

Fragonard has several stores in Paris, but I like the one in…read morethe Louvre shopping area. It has clothing, bags, pouches, teacups and plates and of course all their varieties of perfumes, Soaps.

Right place to shop for souvenier. Owner is kind and gave me a free keychain. The prices are…read morereasonable. The selections of magnets are cute and unique. I recommend this store.

The best one stop shop for souvenirs in Paris, with great prices. Merci Sebastien!!! I hope to…read morereturn very soon.

This shop was my favorite shop to visit on my trip to Paris. I walked out with about 30 gifts for…read morefriends and wanted to keep shopping but my hands were full. Super cute shop with all sorts of gifts for everyone on your list. My favorite gifts are the soaps shaped like macaroons! Love! A must visit for anyone who wants to find non cheesy gifts for people.

Of the dozens and dozens of shops I visited on a recent trip to Paris, this was by far my favorite…read more It carries a lot of fun and relatively inexpensive items that I didn't see in other shops and I was able to pick up a few gifts for friends and myself. The best feature by far of this shop is the woman (Catherine) who was working there when I visited. The shop was very busy (another sign of its superiority over other shops in the area) so I had to wait longer than typical to have my purchases rung up. I had no problem with that because I was excited about what I was buying but was very touched when Catherine gave me a free sachet to thank me for my patience. That little show of kindness will be one of my favorite memories of my time in Paris.

a cute art store tucked in an alleyway. it's very romantic, and they have an array of art supplies…read more they had a vibe of an antique store with odds and ends, but for art! the store doesn't allow photos inside, but i got a refillable sketchbook. the inside of the leather sleeve is impressed with their store name, which is a great souvenir for artists who travel.

Perfect stationary shop for those who love writing/paper, etc. Easy to get to (area) but not easy…read moreto locate. Take the metro to St. Michel, then look for Rue Danton (not blvd. St. Michel, my first mistake) and turn right at first block to Rue de St Andres des Art. It is NOT on the street itself (my 2nd mistake) but in passageway Couer de Commerce between #59 and 61. Once you enter, the shop is 10+ meters on your left. It is indeed tiny but a paper lover/writer's haven: journals, day timers, cards, pens & accessories, wooden bookmarks, postcards, wrapping paper et al. My favorite purchases included separate leather cases (holds one pen each) - I got three in red, blue and orange each - a sheave of wrapping paper in different designs and a wood bookmark. Many of the products are beautifully designed and handmade; the owner will tell you which country they are from or made in, The items I bought were from in Italy, India and France. Well worth the effort to find!

I bought some wonderful perfume. We had a tour of the place with our vacation and fragrances were…read moreexplained. I bought several bottles back to the states and Eiffel Tower bottles my friends love it and the scents are lovely.

Fragonard is an incredibly beautiful perfume boutique. The night that we were headed towards the…read moreEiffel tower and were walking past shops I remember my eyes immediately zeroed in on the floral designs and meticulously organized display case and I mentally thought to myself: "I'm going to stop by tomorrow." and so I did, and initially I walked away having thought that I spent too much but then when I compared the expense to what it cost back in the US, I realized that shopping here is a really good deal and I would definitely recommend that if you're looking to buy gifts; this is a must stop. They have a good variety of sets from full size bottles to miniature sets. Some that come with just parfume, eu de toilette or a combination of soap, gels and parfums. I saw that prices ranged from 16 - 24 Euro for the miniature sets, but the prices are also reasonable for single sized parfum and cologne bottles. Yes, they offer cologne for men here and I was really impressed with how well all of them seemed to smell. I ended up buying a full sized bottle for my brother while I was here, as well as gifts for some of my friends. The lady tending to us was really kind, and she allowed us to take our time and even included individual gift bags as well as a variety of samples for us and the people we were buying for. The gift bags alone seemed to be a work of art and we left very happy and content with our purchases. The only problem now is, where will we shop when we run out of products we bought? Maybe that will be an incentive to return...