Westfield Forum des Halles

Gigantic shopping mall filled with lots of fancy shops and many places to eat. There are many entrances and levels, so getting around can be quite confusing sometimes,plus hoards of people coming in amd out of the metro don't help

Nice shopping center here, just in the middle of Paris. Since it has been renewed, i like to come here more often. There are many shops and the place is nice. On the tops have many restaurants around. There are also the cinema here. It is very convenient to come because there are many trains connected here at the station Châtelet-Les Halles. It is always crowded here, even in the evening after the shops are closed, because the restaurants and the bars in this area continue open late.

During our stay in Paris this was the place we have spent most of our time at. It's a massive big mall with restaurants, shops, washrooms and a sitting area. And when you hike all day long in Paris you want a place where you can just cool down and relax and do some shopping along with dining. To my taste, having lived in Dubai, I think there should be significantly more restaurants inside but it is what it is.
Oh another plus side of this place is the playground outside for kids and a huge park to unwind.

Biggest shopping mall with number of stores and restaurants over multiple floors. At the lowest floor you will find the metro stations connecting to number of Paris locations. The mall is quite big and you have number of places to visit both inside and outside the mall. It gets very crowded during evening hours.

Massive shopping mall with a very large selection of stores and restaurants spread out over multiple floors. There are also at least two currency exchanges outside but be careful about their conversion rates which are very unfavourable. The mall itself is all you'd expect from a proper, modern mall; perfect for a few hours of shopping. It's also located quite centrally with close proximity to main streets.

Lots of shops. The cinema was lovely. It it hard to navigate around but the signage helps so use that. It pays to remember the shop you entered so you can find your way back out!

If you are looking for a mall in the center of Paris (1st arrondisment), this is the place. It is so big, has many big stores inside, half indoor half outdoor. Highly recommended.

Decent shopping centre, mostly underground, but pretty big and a lot of food shops.

Connected to the Metro Train Station Châtelet, station is strategic junction in Northern part of the City. For shopping number of stores available within the Westfield and street outside is also Bustling always.

the mall is pretty cool, it has all the most popular shops like h&m, sephora, zara and pull and bear. great starbucks. the restrooms are not free. overall it’s a really nice place 👍

Forum Des Halles is Paris largest (70k sqm) and busiest (150k visitors per day) shopping center. It was first introduced in 1979 and renovated in 2010. It is the host of 190 shops mainly underground and connected to Châtelet-Les Halles the largest underground station in the world (750k travellers per weekday). It connects 5 metro lines, 3 regional express transit lines, 13 bus lines.

This is very unusual. A giant shopping mall in the very heart of Paris. It might take you a few moments to figure out the elevator game. Great Monoprix and some of the usual brands here. What I find most fascinating is architecture with the avantgarde curvy ceiling and glass structures, all by the architect Patrick Berger, inaugurated in 2018. Apparently, it is one of the most visited Paris malls.
A winning project of Interior Design - Best of Year Awards 2019.

I can just recommend this awesome shopping center! It's really big, has a lot of shops and perfect to stay there during it rains! Furthermore there are also cafes and places to drink, sephora is also good Additionally there are shops like Superdry, H&M Calvin Klein, Muji...

Very large mall in the Center of Paris. More like an American Mall, with mostly mainstream international brands like Zara. Not crazy about it but pharmacy downstairs was impressive. All French cosmetic brands are represented there in abundance with very helpful consultants

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One of the most crowded area in france. The crowd is more than eiffel tower area. I love the ambiance. It is above the challet-les-Halles station. Station itself have big shoping centre. The surrounding is filled with various restaurants, street music and lovely tourists. Being in paris, always recommend to visit this location. Shops are decorated with flowers....

Long considered an eyesore by many Parisians, the mall's exterior was finally demolished in 2011 to make way for the new golden-hued translucent canopy, unveiled in 2016. Below, four floors of stores, cafes and a cinema extend down to the city's busiest metro hub.

Great shopping place, a lot of different stores such as bershka, pull&bear etc. They also have their own section with food stores such as nachos, a sushi place, Mc Donald’s and KFC. I would absoloutly reccomend to pay a visit here.

Many options of various brands... from Zara . BERSHKA ETC at discounted prices. You could probably save a lot. This place is well connected by Metro and RER. You should pay by card if you are a tourist so you can get a refund of your taxes. Note... your card might have convenience charges which might offset the deal!!

Ginormous, lots of stores, it's pretty.
There's a lego store with amazing contructions upstairs.
There's a lobster roll restaurant in there!
Great!