THE BENSIDOUN STORY
For centuries, markets - in which individual vendors sell food, clothing, books and flowers-have been a central feature of European life.
In Paris, public markets are synonymous with French culture and style, as expressed through fresh food and drink, flowers, clothing, arts and crafts and jewelry sold by local vendors in open air.
In fact, markets are so vital to the culture and economy of France, that almost all markets are municipally owned or authorized.
In 1953, Rolland Bensidoun , like his father and grandfather before him, began managing open-air markets in and around Paris.
Over the past 45 years, Rolland Bensidoun expanded his operations, introducing his sons, Pascal and Sebastien to the business.
The Bensidouns has contracted for the operation of over 60 markets throughout the Paris metropolitan area and northern France.
The Bensidouns also manages indoor and outdoor parking, with approximately 1200 parking spaces.
Bensidoun USA The public market managers and developers.
Tower Montparnasse
Architect : MM. BEAUDOUIN,
CASSAN, de MARIEN et SAUBOT.