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A pop-up store in the Marais, 3rd and 4th arrondissements

There is no shortage of pop-up stores in Paris . And even less in the Marais . And for good reason, this trendy neighborhood enjoys a high level of traffic, both local and international. You have surely already heard of the streets Vieille du Temple, Francs-Bourgeois or des Rosiers, known for their thrift stores, their falafels alongside designers, gallery artists and big names. Trendy landmarks in the capital, the pop-up stores are particularly sought after because they embody the vitality and novelty specific to the neighborhood. And of course it is the place to be for Fashion Week events .

The Montorgeuil & des Halles district, 2nd arrondissement

With its strong shopping areas, such as Rue Etienne Marcel or Rue Montmartre, the 2nd arrondissement of Paris has great potential to create its pop-up store. Including the Forum des Halles shopping center and its major brands, this district offers an atmosphere that is both chic and relaxed, influenced by its proximity to the Marais. Rue Montorgueil and its brasseries attract tourists and locals, which gives the 2nd arrondissement significant traffic at all hours of the day, on weekends or during the week.

Batignolles, the 17th arrondissement

Very often referred to as a village, this district of the 17th arrondissement of Paris is known for its bourgeois-bohemian population, both family-oriented and young. There are countless unusual boutiques and picturesque brasseries. All the Parisians' favorite boutiques are present: Balibaris, Le Grand Appartement Sezane, APC, Marie-Sixtine, Léon & Harper... The Batignolles neighborhood life is very active, where residents favor local businesses. This is also the reason why your pop-up store will not go unnoticed.

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A pop-up store in Lyon

Pop-up stores are not exclusively reserved for capitals like Paris. Lyon has been voted the most attractive city in France for three consecutive years. Its Presqu'île is very dynamic and presents a commercial mix with major national brands, a luxury sector as well as independents that dot the city center. And pop-up stores have started to take place in recent years, particularly around Place Carnot or Place des Jacobins . We also think of the Village des Créateurs at the Grand Hôtel Dieu which supports emerging fashion, decoration and design brands. Proof that the city and its inhabitants are fervent about trends and young start-ups.

A pop-up store in Bordeaux

Bordeaux, one of the favorite cities of the French, has all the assets to launch its pop-up store. The 1200m of window on rue Sainte-Catherine , the historic center as a UNESCO world heritage site, the festive and student atmosphere of the quays make Bordeaux an attractive and dynamic city that will gladly welcome your pop-up store.

A pop-up store in Lille

Like the cities of the north, shopping is friendly and lively. In Old Lille you will find more designer and luxury boutiques versus the Lille city center where all the major brands are present. Trade and crafts are at the heart of the city's dynamism and attractiveness for tourists. Close to the European borders, Lille offers a European meeting place. A true merchant city, with more than 4,500 shops, the pop-up store will find its place and arouse the curiosity of residents and passers-by. This is also the reason why your pop-up store will not go unnoticed.