Discover the most beautiful covered passages in Paris
Paris is full of hidden treasures, and its covered passages are among its most charming. These authentic shopping arcades boasting refined architecture invite you to take a timeless stroll through antique boutiques, picturesque bookstores, and cozy cafés. Take advantage of your stay at the Hotel Acropole to discover these exceptional places where history and Parisian elegance blend together.
Book one of the 43 rooms at the Hôtel Acropole and explore the capital's most beautiful covered passages.
An architectural masterpiece dating from 1826, this passageway, listed as a Historic Monument, will impress you with its colorful mosaics and large glass roofs.
It features bookstores, fashion boutiques, and wine shops, perfect for a chic shopping trip.
This is the oldest covered passageway in Paris - dating back to 1799 - and will charm you with its lively atmosphere.
Between gourmet restaurants and collectors' boutiques, it's a must-see, located just a stone's throw from the Musée Grévin.
Built in 1845, it stands out for its elegant glass and metal structure. Stroll among the curio shops, specialty bookstores, and charming retro cafés.
Less frequented but equally charming, this light-filled passageway is a paradise for lovers of antiques and unusual objects.
With its impressive height of 12 meters, it offers a majestic and luminous setting. Here, craftsmanship takes pride of place with jewelry designers, fashion boutiques, and design workshops.
Nestled in the heart of the Japanese quarter, this authentic passageway houses a variety of restaurants and shops in a retro yet cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Enjoy the hotel's services and comfort.
After a day exploring Paris's covered passageways, there's nothing like a moment of relaxation at the Hotel Paris 14-Rive Gauche.
Enjoy the comfort of our elegant rooms, a gourmet breakfast, and our ideal location for exploring Paris.
Book one of the 43 rooms at the Hôtel Acropole and explore the capital's most beautiful covered passages.
Parisian covered passages not to be missed
Galerie Vivienne
An architectural masterpiece dating from 1826, this passageway, listed as a Historic Monument, will impress you with its colorful mosaics and large glass roofs.
It features bookstores, fashion boutiques, and wine shops, perfect for a chic shopping trip.
Passage des Panoramas
This is the oldest covered passageway in Paris - dating back to 1799 - and will charm you with its lively atmosphere.
Between gourmet restaurants and collectors' boutiques, it's a must-see, located just a stone's throw from the Musée Grévin.
Passage Jouffroy
Built in 1845, it stands out for its elegant glass and metal structure. Stroll among the curio shops, specialty bookstores, and charming retro cafés.
Passage Verdeau
Less frequented but equally charming, this light-filled passageway is a paradise for lovers of antiques and unusual objects.
Passage du Grand-Cerf
With its impressive height of 12 meters, it offers a majestic and luminous setting. Here, craftsmanship takes pride of place with jewelry designers, fashion boutiques, and design workshops.
Passage Choiseul
Nestled in the heart of the Japanese quarter, this authentic passageway houses a variety of restaurants and shops in a retro yet cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Enjoy the hotel's services and comfort.
After a day exploring Paris's covered passageways, there's nothing like a moment of relaxation at the Hotel Paris 14-Rive Gauche.
Enjoy the comfort of our elegant rooms, a gourmet breakfast, and our ideal location for exploring Paris.