Avenue des Champs-Élysées

Still a beautiful and romantic walk to have all the way to the Musee du Louvre. Shopping isn’t what it used to be but fine dinning is nice for couples and friends. A must do in your Europe tour.

Champs Elysees is a famous street in Paris and the most beautiful street in Paris. It is the centre of French fashion and the gathering place of internationally renowned brands. Concorde Square in the East and Arc de Triomphe in De Gaulle Square in the West are about 1.8 kilometers long. Point Square divides it into two parts. The eastern section is dominated by natural scenery, with flat lawns on both sides of the street. It is very quiet and tranquil. The western section is a high-end business district, which brings together many famous stores, giving people a feeling of elegance and luxury. From the Arc de Triomphe to the Champs Elysees Avenue, you can walk around the Arc de Triomphe. The section connecting the Arc de Triomphe is a collection of fashion brands such as Louis Vuitton Building, Cartier Store, and other high-end car exhibition centers such as Mercedes-Benz, Fiat, Citroen, as well as some high-grade restaurants. In this street during the day, visitors are knitting, along the street, the window is full of beautiful, since you do not shop, you can not see the window alone. The tree-lined Avenue East of Point Square enters the eastern section through the Point Square. The street here becomes a tree-lined avenue. There is less noise and prosperity, and more peace and quiet. Walking leisurely in the streets covered by dense French sycamore trees, I can feel the life and romance of Parisians. The 19th century buildings on both sides of the street, Antique Street lights, and newsstands with a sense of art add a unique Parisian romance to the avenue, which lasts for more than three hours. Take a leisurely cup of coffee. You can find a roadside open-air cafe and have afternoon tea to see the Arc de Triomphe in the distance and the crowds on the street. The Champs Elysees in the night is even more dazzling and charming.

The sister avenue of Orchard Road Singapore, Champ Elysees Avenue is a 2.4km long avenue with numerous shops with label Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Lacoste, La Duree etc.It very nice in the afternoon, sit back at one of the local cafe, sipping a cup of expresso & savour a piece of macaron.

Champs Elysees Avenue is a famous street in Paris. It is the main east-west road across the capital Paris. Every year, the National Day parade of France is held on the 14th of July. Champs Elysees Avenue is divided into two parts: the eastern section is a 700-meter-long tree-lined avenue, dominated by natural scenery, the road is flat English lawn, trees, birds and flowers, is a rare quiet place in the busy city. The western section is a high-end business district about 1200 meters long, and it is also the most dense place of world famous brands. The first-class clothing store and perfume shop are the most shops near Triumphal Arch. Paris is a fashion capital, and Champs Elysees is regarded as one of the most beautiful streets in Paris. French tourism must go to one of the attractions. If you have time, you can start at Concorde Square, take two sections of Champs Elysees Avenue, and feel the different atmosphere.

Champs Elysees Avenue is a world-famous street in Paris. It runs through the East-West main road of Paris. Its length is 1800 meters and its width is about 120 meters. It is a two-way eight-lane street, starting from Union Square in the East and going west to Charles de Gaulle Square. The eastern section is dominated by natural scenery, with flat lawns on both sides and tranquility. The western section is a high level business district. The world's top brands, clothing stores and perfume shops are all concentrated here. The west end is the famous Triumphal Arch. So it's called "The Beautiful Street of the World". This Avenue is also the main street for holding various major festivals in France. It is known as the most beautiful street in Paris. It is a paradise for sightseeing and shopping and one of the must-see attractions for French tourists. It's very convenient to come here by subway or bus.

Champs Elysees Avenue is divided into two parts by the dot square - "The east section is a 700-metre-long tree-lined Avenue with natural scenery, the road is flat English lawn, green trees, warblers and swallows, and the fragrance of birds and flowers. It is a rare quiet place in the busy city. The western section is a high-level commercial area about 1200 meters long, and Yongrong is also the most dense place of world famous brands. The first-class clothing store, perfume shop, most shops near Triumphal Arch. It is suggested to take an hour to walk from Concorde Square to Arc de Triomphe. Champs Elysees Avenue is almost parallel to a section of the Seine River, from which you can reach the Seine River southward. Two 8-lane streets are equipped with the ups and downs of the terrain, which makes the street extraordinary. If the weather is fine, the end is the famous Arc de Triomphe. Every year, National Day is celebrated on this avenue. LV stores on Champs Elysees Avenue are the epitome of brand history. The words engraved in front of the door tell the history of LV 150 years. In this crowded street, although the presence of local French stars is not high, many foreign stars coming to Paris "Fashion Capital" are very fond of Champs Elysees Avenue. It is said that international film star Maggie Cheung enjoys the freedom of leisure shopping on Champs Elysees Avenue in Paris.

The most famous street in Paris is is the Arc de Triomphe at one end and the Louvre at the other. It's surprising that besides LV, Ferragamo, Prada and other famous shops, there are many car shops in this busiest street, such as Citroen, Peugeot, Renault, Nissan, Ferrari and so on. There are also lots of luxury cars on the roadside for people to take pictures and even sit in. It seems that 120 Euros can drive a circle.

The Street opposite the Arc de Triomphe is named Xu Zhimoso, the famous Champs Elysees Street. On both sides of the street are famous flagship stores (showrooms). It's necessary to buy in Paris. Fig. 56 is the famous Lao Buddha Department Store (like the Chinese Mall for New Year's celebrations, half of them are Chinese teams, which fully confirms the silliness of people). The men and women buildings are separated from each other, and then the Paris Spring Department Store (no time to go). Fig. 4 is the Paris Opera House, and figure 789 is the street view of Paris.

Worth to visit, walk around, have a coffee, admire the buildings. at the end the Arc de Triomphe.

Champs Elysees, Paris's Champs Elysees, is located in the centre of Paris. The Arc de Triomphe is at the west end and the Ferris Wheel is at the east. It's a super-famous shopping street. The famous LV flagship store is right here. It has the latest style exhibition all over the world. So it takes a long queue to enter every entrance, and it needs patience to wait for the one-to-one patience of the salesmen. Wu, there are still many Chinese salesmen, Lin Baojianni and Ferrari's test drive on the main road. 90 Euros can be a lap!