Neighborhood Shopping Guide

Passy , Paris

75016

Passy in the 16th arrondissement covers the affluent Rue de Passy shopping street and the Passy Plaza mall, hosting mid-to-high-end French chains and local boutiques. Non-EU visitors validate VAT refund forms at PABLO kiosks at Charles de Gaulle, Orly, or Gare du Nord.

Passy concentrates upscale residential shopping area in central Paris. Best for Elegant fashion, French brands and Upscale boutiques, with typical VAT-refund savings of €200-800 per shopper.

VAT refund essentials.

Standard VAT rate
20%
Typical net refund
12-15% after operator fees
Minimum spend
€100.01
Where to validate
See the Paris validation guide

Top shopping streets in Passy.

  1. Rue de Passy 16th arrondissement

    700m affluent shopping street with Sandro, Maje, Comptoir des Cotonniers, The Kooples, plus indie boutiques running between La Muette and Trocadéro

  2. Passy Plaza 16th arrondissement

    Small upscale mall at 53 Rue de Passy with mid-to-high-end chains and a Monoprix Gourmet

  3. Rue de l'Annonciation 16th arrondissement

    Side street with food specialists including cheese, wine, and pâtisserie shops feeding the affluent local market

  4. Place de Passy 16th arrondissement

    Small plaza at the heart of the shopping district with cafes and the Passy Plaza entrance

Iconic brands in Passy.

Local tips.

Frequently asked questions.

What's the character of Passy shopping?

Passy serves the affluent local 16th arrondissement population with mid-to-high-end French chains (Sandro, Maje, Comptoir des Cotonniers, The Kooples) and independent boutiques. The atmosphere is residential and quieter than tourism-zone shopping, with mostly French-speaking shoppers.

Is Passy open for shopping on Sundays?

Mostly closed. The 16th arrondissement is not in a designated tourism zone, so Rue de Passy and Passy Plaza follow standard French retail hours, typically Monday-Saturday 10am-7pm with Sunday closures.

What's at Passy Plaza?

Passy Plaza at 53 Rue de Passy is a small upscale mall with around 30 stores spread over three levels. Anchors include Monoprix Gourmet, Sandro, Sephora, plus French and international mid-tier chains. The mall is a 5-minute walk from La Muette Metro on Line 9.

How do I get to Passy from the Eiffel Tower?

Walk 15 minutes north from the Eiffel Tower across the Pont de Bir-Hakeim and along Rue Raynouard, or take Line 6 from Bir-Hakeim to Passy in two stops. The 16th arrondissement is the residential district immediately north of the Eiffel Tower.

Closest Metro to Rue de Passy?

La Muette on Line 9 sits at the northern Rue de Passy end. Passy on Line 6 sits at the southern end with Eiffel Tower views from the elevated platform. Both are 5-minute walks to the heart of the shopping street.

Other neighborhoods in Paris.

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