The Christmas window displays of Parisian department stores in 2025
Every winter, Paris transforms into a truly enchanting spectacle. From mid-November, the department stores unveil their Christmas window displays: magical, poetic, or extravagant decorations that have been captivating visitors for over a century.
Whether with family, a loved one, or friends, this unmissable stroll brings the City of Lights to life with all its magic.
Just steps from the Madeleine Church and Boulevard Haussmann, our Sydney Opéra*** hotel is the perfect place to admire these illuminated windows. Discover them preferably at nightfall, when they sparkle brilliantly!
On Boulevard Haussmann, Galeries Lafayette unveils a unique display each year.
This year, illustrator Jeanne Detallante has created vibrant window displays, populated by fantastical characters and abundant scenery.
Under the Dome, the giant Christmas tree is adorned with new lights, offering a magical moment that delights all generations.
Still on Boulevard Haussmann, Printemps celebrates Christmas with a New York twist.
A joyful pack of dogs leads the way in animated scenes filled with nods to the Big Apple: sparkling skyscrapers, yellow taxis, and the Broadway spirit are all present.
An invitation to travel, on display until January 4, 2026.
On the Left Bank, the windows of Le Bon Marché are transformed into an illuminated village.
Snow-covered chalets, animated displays, sparkling garlands… each window tells a little story, inviting visitors to linger.
A warm and elegant atmosphere, true to the spirit of the department store.
Until December 31, 2025,BHV Marais invites us into its "Christmas Reverie" universe.
Enchanting, gently curated scenes bring to life imaginary characters and marvelous settings.
Since 1909, Parisian department stores have competed to create a magical experience for their visitors. Strolling from one window display to another, you'll be immersed in a Paris enhanced by illuminations and the spirit of Christmas.
To enjoy this magical atmosphere, book your hotel in central Paris, just steps from the department stores and their sparkling windows.
Whether with family, a loved one, or friends, this unmissable stroll brings the City of Lights to life with all its magic.
Just steps from the Madeleine Church and Boulevard Haussmann, our Sydney Opéra*** hotel is the perfect place to admire these illuminated windows. Discover them preferably at nightfall, when they sparkle brilliantly!
Galeries Lafayette: Tradition Under the Dome
On Boulevard Haussmann, Galeries Lafayette unveils a unique display each year.
This year, illustrator Jeanne Detallante has created vibrant window displays, populated by fantastical characters and abundant scenery.
Under the Dome, the giant Christmas tree is adorned with new lights, offering a magical moment that delights all generations.
Printemps: Heading to New York for Christmas 2025
Still on Boulevard Haussmann, Printemps celebrates Christmas with a New York twist.
A joyful pack of dogs leads the way in animated scenes filled with nods to the Big Apple: sparkling skyscrapers, yellow taxis, and the Broadway spirit are all present.
An invitation to travel, on display until January 4, 2026.
Le Bon Marché: A magical village on the Left Bank
On the Left Bank, the windows of Le Bon Marché are transformed into an illuminated village.
Snow-covered chalets, animated displays, sparkling garlands… each window tells a little story, inviting visitors to linger.
A warm and elegant atmosphere, true to the spirit of the department store.
BHV Marais: A Christmas Reverie
Until December 31, 2025,BHV Marais invites us into its "Christmas Reverie" universe.
Enchanting, gently curated scenes bring to life imaginary characters and marvelous settings.
A must-see in the City of Lights
Since 1909, Parisian department stores have competed to create a magical experience for their visitors. Strolling from one window display to another, you'll be immersed in a Paris enhanced by illuminations and the spirit of Christmas.
To enjoy this magical atmosphere, book your hotel in central Paris, just steps from the department stores and their sparkling windows.
