W.H. Smith
. The largest English language bookshop in Paris carries many of the newest releases.
Forum les Halles
Open daily from 9am to 7pm. In the late 1960s what was Paris' primary farmers' market moved out to the suburbs to be replaced by a park above ground, and a sprawling underground shopping centre below. The interior design is strikingly period think Logan's Run. The place is showing its age now, but still draws nearly a half-million parisien/ennes per day, mostly teenagers. There's a movie theater and a media library too.
Le Carrousel du Louvre
A diverse underground shopping precinct adjoining the Louvre Museum. Open daily including Sundays. There is also a direct access into the Louvre.
Librairie Galignani
British & American bookshop, specialising in fine arts.
Colette
One of the most interesting shopping experiences anywhere, an eclectic collection of design, fashion, gadgets and music.
Rue Montorgueil
To the north and west of Les Halles almost all of the streets are car-free including this one, on which you can find a wide range of food shops including two great bakers, a fish market, and a bio organic foods store.