SCI LE FORUM

Really cool design you would never know there’s that much there when you’re walking up but there’s several levels of the mall underneath ground level really impressive. Highly recommend going and checking it out. Also, the Lego store is on the top floor. They have a really cool Notre Dame build when I was there last. I would check that out while you’re there as well.

Amazing shopping, a place worth it to spend hours and hours exploring if you want to buy or see all kinds of products all at once. The mall has all kinds of stores and original ones that makes it unique on it's own. It even has a connection with the metro because of how huge and extense it is. As I remember, the mall had eight floors (without counting the metro connection) and is able to be like that because of it has an incredible architecture that makes it efficient and functional without loosing the style of the building around it.

Variety if shops with nice atmosphere. However, coming by car was a real hassle. The traffic around the mall is terrible and parking is very expensive. I highly recommend taking public transport instead of driving. Still a solid shopping destination overall, so 4 stars!"

Today I visited Forum des Images with my daughter. The location is very convenient and easy to reach by Metro Line 11. The environment is modern, clean, and very safe for teenagers. This place is especially suitable for boys and girls aged 12 to 18. They offer a variety of creative and educational activities such as gaming, coding, design, music, cinema, and digital arts. These programs are well adapted to young people and help them develop creativity and future-oriented skills. The staff and coordinators are extremely polite, friendly, and supportive. They explain everything clearly and treat both students and parents with great respect. Overall, Forum des Images is an excellent place for teenagers who are interested in creative and digital learning. I found it to be a very good option for my daughter and would highly recommend it.

A well-curated shopping mall featuring a solid mid-market tenant mix, from Inditex brands to local names such as Celio. The dining options are equally diverse, ranging from Italian cuisine and distinctive Japanese concepts to familiar choices like KFC. The mall is an integral part of the Les Halles complex, directly connected to the Châtelet–Les Halles metro station, and conveniently located just steps away from our hotel at Citadines Les Halles.

Westfield Forum des Halles is a large shopping centre in Paris, most recently renovated in 2016. The centre still feels attractive and modern. I visited here during my time in the city, right before Christmas, so the mall was busy but didn’t feel uncomfortable or overcrowded. It has an attached Metro station, so getting here is easy, and the Louvre isn’t too far away. There is an outdoor space too, but the mall is mostly indoors. While it doesn’t have the greatest selection of shops in the city, it does have a nice selection of brands, including Foot Locker, McDonald’s, Muji, Superdry and Zara. The artwork and architecture around the mall are visually appealing and make it a nice place to shop, and I would return on future visits to the city. It felt relaxed and chilled, and certainly a place you could spend some time.

There are many shops, restaurants, a cinema, and everything you might need in one place. It is very convenient, especially because it is also a major transport hub with metro and RER connections.

Nice mall to visit. Close to public transportation. Variety shops and nice toilets. Actually first time why visit this mall because of the big pharmacy. But others shop suddenly catches my attention.