Printemps Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Printemps. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Private Art Nouveau and Art Deco Tour Near Opera
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• Architectural Bourgeois Paris 19th Century
• Haussmann's Legacy and the Transformation of Paris Tour

Printemps is a department store, so there is no admission fee. To learn more about the beautiful building and the upmarket Boulevard Haussmann where it’s located, take a tour. 2-hour walking tours start at US$65 and go up to around US$330 for a private tour.

Printemps is a luxury department store selling high-end brands for women, men, and children. Top brands here include Prada, Alexander McQueen, Marc Jacobs, and Calvin Klein. As well as shopping, other services include beauty and hair styling, clothing alteration, watch and jewelry repairs, the personalization of leather goods, and personal shopping.

Yes, parking is available near Printemps: the Indigo Haussmann Printemps parking lot is a short walk from Boulevard Haussmann. It’s an indoor paid parking lot, and guarded 24/7. It has some accessible parking spaces. Printemps is also just across the road from the Havre–Caumartin Metro Station, if you’d rather catch public transportation.

Yes, visitors from outside the European Union can get a VAT refund on purchases of more than €100. Show the retailer your passport when making an eligible purchase, and they will tell you the next steps. When departing France, you’ll need to show a duty-free slip at the airport and be prepared to show what you’ve bought.

Printemps is usually open 10am–8:30pm Monday–Saturday, and 11am–8pm on Sunday. It is closed on some major public holidays, and may have reduced hours on other holidays. Check the schedule on the Printemps website for up-to-date opening hours.