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May 19, 2024

　　Famous department store Le Printemps encompasses Le Printemps de la Mode, for women’s fashion; Le Printemps de la Beauté et Maison, for beauty and homewares, with a staggering display of perfume, cosmetics and accessories; Le Printemps de l’Homme, for men's fashion; and the gourmet emporium Le Printemps du Goût, with two floors dedicated to artisan French produce.

　　Guided 90-minute tours (adult/child €13.50/9) of the historic building, getting you up-close to highlights like its glass dome, are available in English.

　　There's a free panoramic rooftop terrace and numerous luxury eateries.

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