Beaugrenelle Shopping Centre, in Paris’s 15th arrondissement, reopened in October 2013 after four years of construction, replacing the 1970s mall. Designed by Valode & Pistre, it marks a major urban renewal along the Seine.
Spread across approximately 45,000 m², the centre hosts over 110 shops in three distinct zones: Panoramic (design‑driven Pathé cinema by Ora‑ïto and riverside dining), Magnetic (fashion, home decor, culture), and City (everyday services and convenience stores).
Architectural highlights include large oval atriums flooded with natural light, metallic glass roofing, transparent pedestrian bridges, and Paris’s largest green roof (7,000 m²) featuring beehives, local flora, and a community garden. Certified BREEAM Excellent in 2021.
Major brands include Guerlain, Zadig & Voltaire, Maje, Maisons du Monde (flagship), Galeries Lafayette (6,000 m² over four floors), Fnac, Darty, Sandro, plus Dining highlights like Bermuda Onion and La Pâtisserie des Rêves.
Beaugrenelle attracts both upscale international visitors and local residents, offering a contemporary, cozy, and refined atmosphere with practical services like rest areas, free Wi‑Fi, concierge, and stroller loans.
Art lovers will notice the 15 m high sculpture "Grand Mobile" by Xavier Veilhan, originally from the Dynamo exhibition, suspended in an atrium to bridge art and shopping.
Visitor info: open Monday–Saturday 10 am–9 pm (Thursdays until 10 pm); restaurants and cinema open until midnight. Sunday hours follow local legislation. Convenient access via Charles Michels or Bir‑Hakeim metro, RER Champ‑de‑Mars, Seine shuttle from Eiffel Tower, and 1,100‑space underground parking open 24/7.
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