Marin Montagut

We love collecting locally made, artisan souvenirs when we travel, and in Paris we discovered this wonderful store filled with truly unique pieces. This is not your usual souvenir shop - it’s a true hidden gem with thoughtfully crafted items you won’t find elsewhere. The people were very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even nicer. While the prices are a bit on the higher side, good art is never cheap, and the quality and originality make it worth it. We absolutely loved this store and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for something special and authentic.

A very cute shop with souvenirs you won’t find anywhere else! Some of them are pretty pricey but I was able to find multiple things that were reasonably priced and still terrific gifts! Located really close to the Gare! Perfect stop for wanting something unique! Staff is very friendly and there is a lot to choose from!

Charming place! True gem hidden in Paris. True craftsmanship and art. The best type of gifts/souvenirs and unique creations made by an artist in Paris. I found it magical and was hard to make a choice. It is on a pricey side but absolutely worth it.

The mosttttttttt charming & adorable store I’ve ever browsed!!! This place is so beautiful & just visually appealing ! They have so many adorable Paris themed items that make perfect gifts. I love their selection of hand made (uniquely numbered & hand signed!) shadow boxes.

I found this souvenir shop on a social media post and was very intruiged to pay it a visit. Came here in the late afternoon and only had to wait a few minutes in line. You enter the shop on one side and leave through another door on the other side. Uppon entering the shop we were told to go straight to the back of the shop and start there, since the cash register is located in the front (I'm assuming this is why we were told to start in the back). Following this logic, I suggest to let in the people in the back of the shop so that they can start browsing there, make their way to the front, where they can pay and leave the shop in one go. Since the shop is smaller and there were still quite a few people inside, I first had to make my way through the crowd to get in the back and after paying had to do the same all over again to get out, which was not easy as well because the postcards are placed next to the exit door and the other shoppers were not aware of it, so I had to ask them politely to move for me. The souvenirs themselves are cute and I found quite a few things that spoke to me. The designs are detailed and well painted. However I was taken back by the prices for some of the pieces. A small dessert plate costs 48€, which seems a little high in my personal opinion. But I did find a couple of cute postcards and a journal for a more affordable price, which I am very happy with. Another small suggestion I would like to add now towards the end of my review: While browsing I found it a little confusing to find the price tags for some of the pieces, since they are written on small cards and not placed in direct line of sight sometimes. Maybe a slightly bigger card or a better placement could help out here. In my opinion it is up the consumer if they are or are not willing to pay more for souvenirs. I found some affordable pieces for myself, which I am happy to bring home.

Perfect place to find lovely trip momentos, designed by the artist. Many useful and delightful items. Could take home the entire shop if I had room in my luggage 😍

The most adorable boutique with beautiful things inside. Heard about this store from an Instagram post and happened to be in the area. If you need to find a lovely souvenir for yourself or a gift for someone else, this is the perfect place to find it. The items are more on the pricier-side, but they are very unique and you won't find it anywhere else in Paris. Lots of glass/ceramic items. I picked up an adorable Rue Madame glass and they packaged it beautifully in a box to protect it for the flight home.

A charming store—and a humbling moment I won’t forget! A few weeks ago, we visited the magical Marin Montagut boutique. Knowing it’s filled with delicate and beautiful treasures, I cleverly left the kids outside and tiptoed in to soak up the atmosphere. As I slowly wandered through the store, I suddenly heard the unmistakable sound of something breaking. Annoyed, I turned around—were the kids inside after all? Nope. It was me. My backpack had knocked a porcelain dish off a table. Cue instant panic and deep embarrassment. But instead of scolding or stern looks, the store manager responded with genuine kindness and grace. I left the store with two lovely purchases… and a face redder than a Parisian sunset. Thank you for turning an awkward moment into a story I now share with a smile. This place is truly special—go, but maybe… without a backpack.