Passage du Ponceau

Erected in 1826 between Rue Saint-Denis and Boulevard de Sébastopol, and heavily altered in the 1970s, which cost it much of its 19th-century fabric. What survives is the run of glass domes over the walkway and Art Nouveau detailing carried through to the staircase. Art dealers, antique shops, a chocolatier and a wine merchant occupy the units.

Street Address

212 Rue Saint-Denis

Year Opened

1826

Architectural Style

Art Nouveau

Types of Shops

Art & Galleries, Antiques & Vintage, Fashion & Clothing, Restaurants & Cafés

Category: Shopping

Tags: covered passage, glass domes, altered 1970s, 2nd arrondissement

Coordinates: 48.8677052, 2.3517249

Part of Paris passages under their original glass roofs

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