Les Sentiers de Claye-Souilly
128
brands
17
restaurants
1
two wheels vehicles parking
France
Family shopping in eastern Paris
Expanded and renovated in 2012 and easily accessible — it’s on the RN 3 just three minutes from the A104 highway — Les Sentiers de Claye – Souilly is a full-sized shopping center that attracts a devoted, family-oriented clientele: 76% of visitors are regular customers (69% hail from the middle class), and the mall’s conversion rate is more than 95%.
It’s a unique place to meet up and share moments together as a family, with exceptional retail appeal: 117 shops that offer something for all ages, as well as a food court with 17 restaurants to ensure a pleasant day’s shopping.
Stores
Home
Fashion
Fashion
Fashion
Fashion
Fashion
Health & Beauty
Health & Beauty
Health & Beauty
Sport
Fashion
Find here all mall's data
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1
two wheels vehicles parking
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1
bicycle parking
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1
charging terminal
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Line P - Meaux station
Train
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RER B - Mitry-Claye station; RER E - Chelles-Gournay station
RER
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Line E, 8, 9, 18 - Centre Commercial stop; line 20 - Victor Drouet stop
Bus
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6
millions of visitors annually
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128
brands
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17
restaurants
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66,000
sq.m. GLA
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22,000
Facebook likes
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1,000
Instragram followers
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4,700,000
Population within 30 minutes
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55%
Klépierre's holding
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1972
mall creation
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2012
last renovation
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Services
Everyone’s a VIP!
Through its Clubstore® program, Klépierre is constantly enhancing each visitor’s experience with a variety of small touches: easy access, signage, leisure attractions and services, helpful apps and more.
Amazon Locker
Telephone for hearing impaired
Dealer
Dry cleaning
Kids area
Carousel
Wifi
Events
Our malls are never quite what you expect them to be. They’re where great ideas meet, talent blossoms and the unexpected is never far away. With their expressive potential, they offer a unique setting for inspiring stories and lasting emotions, guided by a simple watchword: Let’s Play®.
Stories
Success Story
Les Sentiers shopping center conducted a three-day fundraising challenge to show its support for the “A Daffodil for Curie” campaign to fight cancer, launched by the Curie Institute in partnership with the Nickelodeon Tour. Parents and children alike were invited to aid the cause by racking up miles on stationary bikes set up in the mall: a mall partner contributed €1 to the Curie Institute for each kilometer they biked.
