Westfield Forum des Halles
A well-known retail center in Paris, France, called Westfield Forum des Halles has 150,000 people every day. The contemporary retail complex is mostly subterranean and is located on the site of the former central fresh food market known as Les Halles, which was destroyed in 1971. Locals and visitors can easily use the RER commuter rail and the Paris Metro thanks to a direct connection to the Châtelet-Les Halles transit hub.
The Westfield Forum des Halles is located in Paris's historic market neighborhood, the Quartier des Halles. The enormous shopping center has a lot to offer, whether you want to browse the chic boutiques for the ideal item, see a movie at the theater, or have a bite to eat at one of the eateries and bars. It's also worthwhile to explore the area around Westfield Forum des Halles.
Westfield Forum des Halles is close to Rue Montorgueil, Rue Quincampoix, and Rue Tiquetonne, which are all home to shops and eateries worth visiting in addition to being connected to the largest underground subway station in the whole world. The Forum des Halles draws tourists for a range of additional activities, some carried over from past iterations, aside from the obvious shopping. Locate the pool, where you can swim and participate in aqua cycling. Want to work out harder? Go to the parkour area. Additionally, the arts have found a home here, including recital halls and acting schools.
Address: Porte Berger, Paris
Website: https://www.westfield.com/en/france/forumdeshalles
Area: 75,900m²
