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The following list provides a general description of some of the many possible venues for shopping in Auxerre. They are not exclusive. We urge you to explore the back streets of the city to discover for yourself the many eclectic shops where you’ll find an amazing array from Roman Artifacts to Nepoleonic Antiques to Victorian Memorabilia to High Fashion.
Rue de Paris
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This street is the ancient western entrance to the city and runs from the western peripheral road to the old roman gate (now the arch next to clock tower) The street architecture is basically Medieval -Victorian but many of the old facades have had modern transformations over the past 8 centuries. The only real shopping and dining opportunities are close to the downtown area near the old city gate. There you’ll find a few traditional french bistros, limited garment shopping and a few high end lingerie stores.
Rue de Temple
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This street is the ancient western entrance to the city and runs from the western peripheral road to the old roman gate (now the arch next to clock tower) The street architecture is basically Medieval -Victorian but many of the old facades have had modern transformations over the past 8 centuries. The only real shopping and dining opportunities are close to the downtown area near the old city gate. There you’ll find a few traditional french bistros, limited garment shopping and a few high end lingerie stores.
Rue de Fécauderie
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This street is the ancient western entrance to the city and runs from the western peripheral road to the old roman gate (now the arch next to clock tower) The street architecture is basically Medieval -Victorian but many of the old facades have had modern transformations over the past 8 centuries. The only real shopping and dining opportunities are close to the downtown area near the old city gate. There you’ll find a few traditional french bistros, limited garment shopping and a few high end lingerie stores.