A journey back in time
Opened in 1799, the Passage des Panoramas is the oldest of its kind in the city and a true gem for those who love nostalgia, shopping and cozy surroundings.
This covered passageway is known for its unique atmosphere where the elegance of the past meets modern shops. With its beautiful glass roof, detailed facades and mosaic floors, the passage is an aesthetic experience in itself. It is home to a variety of small shops, restaurants and art galleries that combine to create an unforgettable experience.
Shopping and dining
- Antique bookshops: Passagen is a mecca for book lovers where you can find everything from rare books to old postcards and stamps.
- Gourmet food: Several small restaurants and cafés offer everything from French delicacies to international cuisine. Try a classic French bistro experience at Le Valentin.
- Specialty shops: From vintage jewelry to unique works of art, Passage des Panoramas is a paradise for those looking for something different.
Practical information about Passage des Panoramas
- Address: 11 Boulevard Montmartre, 75002 Paris
- Transportation: The nearest metro station is Grands Boulevards (lines 8 and 9).
- Opening hours: Passagen is open daily, but individual shops and restaurants may have different opening hours.
- Tip: Visit the passage in the afternoon to experience it in daylight when the glass roof really comes into its own.
3 nearby attractions at Passage des Panoramas
- Opéra-Comique: A historic opera house just a few minutes’ walk away, offering a mix of classical and contemporary performances.
- Grands Boulevards: This lively area is filled with theaters, shops and cafés that offer a glimpse into Parisian city life.
- Musée Grévin: A wax figure museum where you can meet life-like reproductions of celebrities and historical figures.
Passage des Panoramas is a hidden treasure in Paris that offers a unique combination of history, shopping and gastronomy. Whether you’re looking for rare finds or simply want to enjoy the special atmosphere, this passage is worth a visit.
By Tommy Sverre – 2025