Belle Épine

Huge Mall just outside Paris near Orly Airport. Accessible by the T7 Tram or M14 Metro. Contains a huge Carrefour supermarket, full range of fast food a Primark and well as other popular stores. If you want large Mall experience when you visit Paris, this is place.

A nice shopping center located in the city of Thiais. There are many shops here. There are many buses, TVM and tramway which pass here, so convenient to come. There are large parkings also for people who wish to come with the car. Inside the center, it is nice and clean. There are many interesting shops and restaurants. There is a big hypermarché “Carrefour”, there are also a medical center, a cinema, a fitness and a bowling alley here.

The smell of urine in the car park is strong and everywhere. I feel sick every time I come here.

A good shopping mall but can get crowded. Weekends are not a great time but during the week it could be fine. Also the food court has around 30min wait on the weekend so just prepare yourself. There are a lot of different varieties of stores ranging from Primark to Carrefour (which is huge) you can find almost everything here. You just need the energy to tolerate it. There are toilets they are nicely maintained with a cleaning lady coming in often. The parking is also very spacious and is to get to from the tram station or metro 14 if you do not have a car. There is also a huge cinema and arcade/bowling alley on the end outside.

I was there 38 years ago. Has been renvated since. Very well visited place. 140000m2. Quite a huge place. Many good businesses. 👍 easy to access by tram or buses. Will come back

i prefer to shop here rather than in Lafayette in downtown paris. more space, more restaurants, and baby friendly....! the only downside is its located in the suburbs outside of Paris and would cost $50 us dollars ONE WAY ONLY.....!

Beautiful mall, really. However shops and their staff need to be inspected and reviewed more often. Too many shops' staff are unfriendly, do not smile, ignore potential clients and do not maintain their shops clean. Examples: Starbucks, Histoire d'or, Celio. If the mall is expecting more Parisians to keep coming here especially with the Grand Paris future plans, better bring up the standards. It would be a shame otherwise.

Great mall ! Big enough to spend the whole day

A shopping center in a foreign country gives you a fascinating view into another nation's standards and what they consider valuable. The escalators here aren't your standard model, they're tilted moving sidewalks so that you can get your shopping cart onto 'em. And they have this groovy feature that locks your cart into place so you don't let go and kill all the people below you. There isn't enough seating in this place but the chairs they've got look like they're covered in leather. But one of the most remarkable things are the restrooms. French are pretty open about bodily functions so the restroom doors to both the men's and women's are never closed. This used to give you a straight-on view of guys using the urinals which I thought was just a little much. So on the way out I closed the door. The reaction was hilarious. A guy walks up looking concerned, stops in front of the door and looks it over. Like it's going to explode. He grabs the handle but stands there unsure if he should open it. He opens the door....... slowly peeks around and when he realizes that it's only a bathroom walks on in. The next guy out props the door open. Sometimes I wonder why these people even bother with doors. What's the point? Oh and the condom machine!! It's not inside the restrooms it's in the waiting area, near the emergency exit. You gotta love the French!!