Nice Lafayette is right next to the tram on Marseille Square, Kimmed New Avenue. It is also open on Sundays, but business hours are from 11:00~20:00, and Monday to Saturday are from 9:30-20:00 in the morning. There are still many luxury brands that have counters here, such as Saint Laurent, Butterfly, Boss, and Chloe.
The Galeries Lafayette Department Store in Nice is located near the Plaza de Marsena. Because there are activities in the Plaza de Marsena, the whole square is blocked. The flow of people is rowed around the square. The flow of people is like weaving and super crowded. There are not too many people in the mall, and the service is much better than the service of Galeries Lafayette in Paris.
The Lafayette of Nice, in the commercial district of Marsena Square, the red exterior wall building is very conspicuous, the downstairs floor is the most attractive first-line big-name bags and cosmetics, the second floor is the young second-line and third-line brand bags, of course, here is not as rich as the Paris variety brand, But you can also spend an afternoon shopping, buy more than 300 euros can go to the 4th floor to apply for tax refund, but unfortunately there is no cash refund service on the spot.
On the edge of Marseille Square, the shopping mall is quite large, with various brands staying in it. The first floor is mainly bags and accessories. langchamp is here. A few of us bought several, as well as BV, ysl, etc.; Women's clothing on the 2nd floor, strolled around, bought a few clothes, B1 is a children's clothing, tax refund on the 4th floor, full 175 euros can be processed, no need to queue.
The Galeries Lafayette in Nice is close to Marseille Square. Compared with the Galeries Lafayette in Paris, the passenger flow is much less, and it is more like a local department store than a shopping attraction. The brand is also relatively complete, and there are many discounts, which feel more civilian than Paris.
The Galeries Lafayette is located on the edge of the Plaza de Marsena, and the scale is naturally much smaller than that of Galeries Lafayette in Paris. However, there are also some luxury counters inside, and I also saw many luxury children's clothing series upstairs, such as Burberry, etc. I can't understand why the fabric is so expensive, but it's really cute and noble.
Nice Lafayette is right next to the tram on Marseille Square, Kimmed New Avenue. It is also open on Sundays, but business hours are from 11:00~20:00, and Monday to Saturday are from 9:30-20:00 in the morning. There are still many luxury brands that have counters here, such as Saint Laurent, Butterfly, Boss, and Chloe.
The Galeries Lafayette Department Store in Nice is located near the Plaza de Marsena. Because there are activities in the Plaza de Marsena, the whole square is blocked. The flow of people is rowed around the square. The flow of people is like weaving and super crowded. There are not too many people in the mall, and the service is much better than the service of Galeries Lafayette in Paris.
The Lafayette of Nice, in the commercial district of Marsena Square, the red exterior wall building is very conspicuous, the downstairs floor is the most attractive first-line big-name bags and cosmetics, the second floor is the young second-line and third-line brand bags, of course, here is not as rich as the Paris variety brand, But you can also spend an afternoon shopping, buy more than 300 euros can go to the 4th floor to apply for tax refund, but unfortunately there is no cash refund service on the spot.
On the edge of Marseille Square, the shopping mall is quite large, with various brands staying in it. The first floor is mainly bags and accessories. langchamp is here. A few of us bought several, as well as BV, ysl, etc.; Women's clothing on the 2nd floor, strolled around, bought a few clothes, B1 is a children's clothing, tax refund on the 4th floor, full 175 euros can be processed, no need to queue.
The Galeries Lafayette in Nice is close to Marseille Square. Compared with the Galeries Lafayette in Paris, the passenger flow is much less, and it is more like a local department store than a shopping attraction. The brand is also relatively complete, and there are many discounts, which feel more civilian than Paris.
The Galeries Lafayette is located on the edge of the Plaza de Marsena, and the scale is naturally much smaller than that of Galeries Lafayette in Paris. However, there are also some luxury counters inside, and I also saw many luxury children's clothing series upstairs, such as Burberry, etc. I can't understand why the fabric is so expensive, but it's really cute and noble.