The 1st department store, which became the progenitor of all modern shopping malls. For the first time, the product could be touched with your hands and even tried on, which had never happened before. The Department Store has several buildings. The location is convenient, there are not as many people as in the Lafayette Gallery, the men's department is located on the 1st floor, divided into two brand segments in two wings. The women's department is also divided into luxury brands and mid-segment brands such as sando, maje, and so on. There is a department of household goods; dishes, everything for the bedroom, kitchen, etc. There is a re , one minus, the opening hours are until 19:30

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Azar Samanov

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Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche is a legendary Parisian department store that dates back to 1852 and is considered one of the first large department stores in the world. It was founded by Aristide and Marguerite Buquico, who transformed a small shop into a revolutionary retail space: they introduced fixed prices, a wide variety of goods, and a shopping area open to visitors without the obligation to buy anything. To help customers, we have introduced the possibility of returning and delivering goods to their homes. The store grew quickly, and in 1869, Buquico expanded the building, creating a spectacular architectural ensemble of glass and iron with the participation of engineer Gustave Eiffel and architect Louis-Charles Boile. A special spirit was created in the interiors — the goods were beautifully displayed, and shopping turned into an aesthetic and cultural journey: you could see accessories, decorative items, furniture, as well as works of art and rare objects from all over the world. In the 19th century, Le Bon Marché had a "large classical music concert hall" and a reading room. Today, art de vivre Le Bon Marché includes musical and literary spaces.: On the second floor there is a restaurant/music corner with vinyls and instruments, as well as a library—shop with more than 15,000 books. Bukiko also introduced innovations like mail—order catalogs and sales periods - their model has become a model for stores around the world. In the 20th century, the department store was joined by the food component, La Grande Épicerie de Paris, which developed into an independent brand with high—class gastronomy. Over time, Le Bon Marché became part of the LVMH group. The space of the shopping center is interestingly decorated. It is convenient to walk here and look at things and various products, beautiful interior elements. There are many well-known brands represented here. The staff is polite. This is one of the best department stores in Paris. Compared to the more famous ones, you feel much more comfortable here, although it can be quite crowded on Sundays. I would add more places to relax....

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I really liked this mall. There are products for every taste and purse. I bought a great perfume that was made in my presence at Bayredo and a handbag.

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