Location: 11 Boulevard Montmartre, 75002 Paris, Paris.
Built in 1799, Paris's oldest covered passage. Named after two panoramic rotundas that once stood at its entrance. Features historic stamp dealers, vintage postcard shops, and authentic Parisian brasseries under its original glass roof.
Period recorded for this site: 18th century.
Theme: Iconic Shops.
Coordinates: 48.87194, 2.34222.
This plaque is a stop on these walks: Passages & Hidden Gardens of Paris, Historic Passages & Arcades of Paris, Shaded Heart of Paris.
On Passages & Hidden Gardens of Paris: Passage des Panoramas, Paris's oldest covered passage (1799) with stamp dealers and vintage shops under original glass roof.
On Historic Passages & Arcades of Paris: Passage des Panoramas (1799), Paris's oldest passage, filled with stamp dealers, engravers, and traditional bistros with historic charm.
On Shaded Heart of Paris: Step into Passage des Panoramas (1799), Paris's oldest covered passage. Under its original glass roof you'll find vintage stamp dealers, traditional bistros, and a constant cool breeze.
Other plaques within a few minutes' walk: Passage Jouffroy (51 m); Passage Jouffroy (121 m); Frédéric Chopin (126 m); Hôtel de Nolivos (144 m); Robert de Bédarieux (149 m).