Yelp Review 2026 #202:…read more Galeries Lafayette in Paris is a grand and majestic shopping arcade. This Galeries Lafayette in Nice is smaller and not as grand but it does the job. Your favorite French brands are here as well as other brands like Burberry, Chloe, Balenciaga, etc. There are about 5 floors of clothes, shoes, jewelry, bags, accessories, makeup, perfumes, furniture and restaurants/ cafes. I came here for some macarons, French butter and Comme des Garçons shirts. However, I must've been super exhausted from walking in the heat of the sun that I completely forgot what I came here for. I remember going to the places I wanted to go to but somehow, I left with only 1 shopping bag from a store that wasn't even on my list!

Nice mid-high end department store with 4 stories, one of the larger stores in the shopping…read moredistrict along Jean-Médicin. This spot seemed geared towards tourists and shoppers in a mid-upper economic situation, as it's def on the pricier end from a quality and assortment perspective (think Bloomingdale's in NYC). There are signs posted on how to get tax refunds on purchases over a certain amount. That being said when I went mid-January they were having a fair amount of end of season sales across most retailers so shopping (or window shopping) can be an alternative activity for a rainy January day when it's not nice enough outside to enjoy the gorgeous views along the coast. The store is divided into 5 stories (first floor being floor 0 in Europe). Floor 0 includes cosmetics and beauty, watches and accessories and a salon, plus individual shops for the luxury retailers like LV, Balenciaga, Gucci, etc. First and second floors are higher end and mid-high end women's apparel and additional accessories. Third floors is men's and fourth floor is everything else--furniture, home goods, gourmet foods, restaurant. Personally wish it carried more gourmet food items like the Paris locations, but I guess it's not as big as those locations so there's less selection.

So glad I found this stationary shop. It's well-stocked with decent merchandise, the prices are…read moregood, and the staff very helpful. It's the only decent stationary shop in central Nice that I know of. Monoprix and FNAC sell some paper and office supplies, but their stuff is usually very poor quality -- and the service at FNAC? Oo la la... (Just go on yelp and check out its reviews.) Calipage is only a few steps from the tram stop Jean Medecin.

Visited this lovely shop as part of a Yelp event. I will be back to buy some presents for friends :)read more