Passage des Panoramas
4.5(3,351)
Historical Landmark
About
Passage des Panoramas is one of Paris's earliest covered arcades, dating back to 1799. Its glass ceilings and vintage shopfronts create a softly lit, historic atmosphere that sets it apart from typical city streets.
The passage hosts a variety of specialty shops and cozy restaurants, making it a quiet, distinctive spot for business gatherings or client meals away from the usual bustle. Its intimate scale suits small groups seeking a unique Parisian setting.
Best for
- Intimate client dinners in historic ambiance
- Small team offsites with unique Parisian charm
- Casual networking over coffee or light bites
Standout features
Architecture
One of Paris's earliest covered passages
Dating back to 1799, this arcade features a glass ceiling and intricate vintage shopfronts that flood the walkway with soft natural light, offering a tangible sense of 19th-century Parisian design.
Atmosphere
Historic charm with lively modern use
The passage blends authentic vintage elements like antique lighting and narrow walkways with a bustling mix of quirky boutiques, specialty shops, and cozy restaurants, creating a unique business-appropriate setting away from typical tourist spots.
Cultural Significance
Featured in classic cinema and a nostalgic Parisian landmark
Known as the oldest Parisian passage, it appears in the 1963 film Charade, adding cinematic history to its appeal and making it a memorable backdrop for events and gatherings.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday6am – 11:59pm
Monday6am – 11:59pm
Tuesday6am – 11:59pm
Wednesday6am – 11:59pm
Thursday6am – 11:59pm
Friday6am – 11:59pm
Saturday6am – 11:59pm
Rated 4.5 on Google · 3,351 reviews