Avenue Champs-Elysées
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Sightseeing Guide
 The main street crossing the center of Paris in line with the Champs Elysées.
 The Champs Elysees is about 3 km street leading from the Arc de Triomphe to Place de la Concorde, and is known as "the most beautiful street in the world".
Especially the scenery seen from the Plaza de la Concorde, the Arc de Triomphe that stands on the straight hill and the tree-lined avenue along the street are wonderful, exactly a magnificent view.
Although you can see this superb view at the Plaza de Concorde, there are many obstacles such as traffic lights, etc. Recommendation is a pedestrian crossing near the exit of Franklin D. Roosevelt station.
This area is the beginning of the sloping road and the Arc de Triomphe can be seen big, so you can see the scenery feeling momentum.
Champs - Elysées also has a wide sidewalk along the street and is always full of tourists from all over the world.
There is also an open cafe on the sidewalk, so you can enjoy the atmosphere of Paris so I definitely would like to recommend it.
Enjoying a cafe while watching the Arc de Triomphe is a word of luxury.
Furthermore, luxury brand shops are lined up as features of this street.
It is also an unbearable place to love shopping such as Louis Vuitton head office.
If you want to see the whole of Champs Elysees, go to the Observatory of Arc de Triomphe.
A beautiful tree-lined avenue leads to the Place de la Concorde, across the Tuileries gardens, and you can enjoy the beautiful streets connected to the Louvre.


Traffic Access
Charles de Gaulle Étoile Station
 Metro1、2、6
 RER A
George V Station
 Metro1
Franklin D. Roosevelt Station
 Metro1、9


Web Site
 http://www.tourmontparnasse56.com/


Nearby attractions

Avenue Champs-Elysées

Arc de Triomphe







A sidewalk along the Champs Elysées


You can see the Arc de Triomphe


Louis Vuitton main store


There are beautiful buildings along the street


From the observatory of the Arc de Triomphe


Surrounding Map
Open Tourist Map


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