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Its location between department stores Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, the Louvre and the Japanese quarter by rue St-Anne, makes it one of the city's most visited monuments, so if you want to escape the tourists, you have to be inventive.
Here's our pick of the bunch These forerunners to modern-day malls simultaneously allowed you to take a shortcut through the city, shelter from the rain, shop, dine, and for many men spend a debaucherous hour in the arms of a lady. Nowadays these passages are real architectural gems β olde-worlde galleries perfect for tantric browsing. Galerie Vivienne 4 rue des Petits Champs, 5 rue de la Banque, 6 rue Vivienne, 2nd is one of the prettiest with ochre paintwork and mythology-themed mosaics.
