69 by FunnyShop
Sexshop and cruising space in the heart of Blois since 2007. Baroque decor, cinema, judgment free vibe for couples, singles and LGBTQ+.
- Since 2007
- 170 m² baroque decor
- On site cinema space
- Cruising bar vibe
- Open to couples and singles
- Address
- 9 Rue Jacques Gabriel
41000 Blois, Loir-et-Cher - Opening hours
- Mon-Fri 11:00-19:00
Sat-Sun 14:00-19:00 - Phone
- +33 9 55 33 09 89
A shop that doesn't play pretend
69 by FunnyShop occupies 170 m² right in the center of Blois, rue Jacques Gabriel. Here you don't just pop in to grab an accessory in a hurry, you step into a decor built for atmosphere: chic, baroque style, far from the usual cold neon. The shop has been around since 2007, which makes it a well established address on the local scene.
The shelves cover club wear, lingerie, a wide range of sex toys and DVD collections. Enough to leave with more than a plain kraft paper bag.
Sexshop and cruising bar
What sets 69 by FunnyShop apart from a classic sexshop is its double identity. The shop also works as a cruising bar, with a built in cinema space for those who want to extend the visit on site.
The idea isn't to sell fast and usher you out, but to offer a place where you can linger, look around, chat, and cross paths with other curious visitors.
Who comes, when to come
The clientele mixes heterosexual couples, singles and the LGBTQ+ community, with no hierarchy between profiles. It's a point regulars gladly point out: you can come alone, as a couple, out of curiosity, with no need to justify yourself.
As for hours, the shop opens Monday to Friday from 11am to 7pm, and on weekends from 2pm to 7pm. Classic shop hours, with a later opening on Saturday and Sunday.
What stands out
Feedback points to a welcoming, judgment free atmosphere, a real plus for those discovering this kind of place for the first time. The baroque decor keeps coming up in comments as something that stands apart from standard sexshops.
The shop has built a loyal clientele over more than fifteen years in Blois. A sign that the place has found its spot and its crowd, somewhere between buying products and taking a moment to unwind on site.
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