Bercy Village

Bercy Village is a shopping center in the 12th arrondissement of Paris made from restored warehouses dating to the 1800s. The buildings line a cobblestoned street with white stone facades and distinctive triangular roofs covered in zinc.

The buildings were built in the 1800s when this area served as Paris's wine trading center. Original railroad tracks remain visible in the pavement, marking the era of active commerce.

The place takes its name from Paris's wine trading past and blends this heritage with modern shopping. The restored warehouses tell the story of when this district was the heart of the French wine trade.

The center opens daily and sits within easy walking distance of the nearby metro station. The grounds have flat walkways and access to restaurants, cinemas, and various shops all in one location.

The warehouses are registered as secondary monuments of Paris, showing how modern uses can fit into historic structures. Many visitors don't realize they are shopping inside buildings that date back over 150 years.

Location: 12th arrondissement of Paris

Inception: 2001

Architects: Valode & Pistre

Address: Cour Saint-Émilion, 75012 Paris, France

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11:00-02:00

Phone: +33825166075

Website: http://bercyvillage.com

GPS coordinates: 48.83303,2.38640

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:02