The best fashion and gift stores Provins

La Canova is one of those small, well-stocked city-center bookstores that delight lovers of the arts. Literature, art, travel, humanities, thrillers, children's books... a wide choice of books is on offer. But if you're not sure you're going to find the book you need, or the one you'd like to give as a gift, don't worry, Laurence and her team will give you the right advice. Note that the premises, located in a charming old half-timbered building, regularly host meetings with authors.

"Hum... ça sent bon!" is the favorite phrase of visitors when they walk through the doors of this boutique. A wide range of spices, salts, homemade blends, flavored sugars and cocoa, as well as infusions and teas, are on offer. You'll also find rose, hazelnut, chocolate, orange and caramel coffee. A true journey along the spice route in the heart of the Champagne Fairs! This grocery store also offers other products: rum babas, aperitif mixes, chocolate..

This enthusiast has a degree in education and canine psychology. He is also a columnist for the TV show Trente Millions d'Amis, and takes part in numerous film and TV shoots, sharing his expertise and caring for the animals involved. For you, Nicolas Greveldinger comes to your home to help you solve your dog's problems on the spot. He also gives group lessons.

Located right next to the Grange aux dîmes, this is a store for girls! First and foremost, you'll find utilitarian and decorative pottery with naïve designs and bright colors. The pottery is entirely handmade in a workshop just ten minutes from Provins. You'll also find costume and silver jewelry, accessories, bags, scarves and clothes... Little girls will also have their own world: little jewels in wood and pearls, headbands, princess costumes, tableware...

Didier Beauland is an artisan bronzemaker specializing in historical re-enactments, offering unique pieces made by forge or lost-wax techniques and directly inspired by fashionable models from the Bronze Age, Gallic, Roman and medieval eras! Rings, pendants, knives from the "Final Bronze"... a whole panoply of objects that only archaeologists and history buffs will be able to recognize, but that everyone will appreciate. Among the most sought-after items are fibulae, brooches used to fasten clothing. What better gift ideas!