One of the many covered passages in Paris, the Vero-Dodat gallery welcomes visitors under the gaze of Hermes, god of merchants, and a resting Satyr enthroned in niches above the entrance door.

The architecture is typical of the Restoration period, combining steel and the neo-classical style of the time. It is one of the most charming galleries in Paris, offering art and furniture shops as well as luxury homes. The gallery plays on perspective thanks to the black and white tiles laid out diagonally.