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Paris on Ponce
Permanently Closed
"Shop for European Antiques and Household Oddities While it doesn't look quite like the Champs-Élyssées, the 46,000-square-foot space Paris on Ponce will still transport you to another place. Since opening in 1995 on the busy Ponce de Leon Avenue, it has added Pop Marché and more than 30 other chic boutiques. Each sells unique home furnishings, antiques, and oddities. In one store, you may see taxidermied squirrels, while in the next you could find vintage suitcases. There's something for every taste, from the unusual to the classic to the modern."
Atlanta's Most Unique Shopping Experiences
Photo by Caroline Eubanks
