Abbesses
This is the subway station deepest Paris: 30 metres below ground level. Two round stairs and two elevators connecting the top (room tickets) and bottom (platforms). The name of the station comes from the place des Abbesses, which refers to the abbey des Dames-Montmartre. The station was opened on October 31, 1912. The aedicula Guimard who adorns his access was originally the station hotel de ville, and was moved to the Station Abbesses in 1974. His presence on a station of the old North-South cooperation constitutes an against-historical sense because the company had not used this type of aedicula on its stations.
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A shop cosie, romantic old pink and white, a world of femininity, sensuality, collections for evening cocktail; lace collection day and blend knits and satin .. Unique! You will also discover jewelry .... Various creators and wedding dresses are upcoming... All parts can be created in any size.. A fashion for all women...
The method is gaining ground in the district des Abbesses. Shops that are worth a visit regularly replace those nearby. The Daughters to Anis had just taking this train with a workshop pimpant shop a few steps from the Rue des Abbesses. Both creative and Aeshna Yalinka have partnered to open this sign, they welcome other young designers invited. Aeshna...
Once upon a time two friends decided to buy a fragrance Montreuil, we are in 1984. From 1986 to 1992, progressive acquisition of 13 perfumeries in the Paris region. Four shops in 1988 and twelve in 1992, all in the Paris region. That same year, he turned to the province and aims to structure a group. The acquisitions follow signs...
Small shop creators, which are manufactured and sold clothes and accessories in limited series. To visit right now.
Here boutique for children (and their parents) installed in the heart of Montmartre since February 2006, is a spirit tart and fruity, a bit retro and barock'n'roll. You will find a selection of designers (clothes, accessories, toys…) 100% French touch, limited series, unique, vintage 30's to 80's ...
Pylônes, publisher subject since 1985, creates objects that make fun of life and happiness in our interiors. All the moments of everyday life can be illuminated through the balayettes who play the Cinderella dressed Ballroom, fans with flowers, cups, which are taken for watering ...
The shop has a wide scope, from 20 to 50 years or so ... The common thread among all customers? They love fashion! Consisting of two large white pieces, the appearance of the shop wants to be refined as it should today ... Furniture, found in flea markets is typical 60's or 70's, as the discs and books...
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