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 Champs Élysées by linda1501
The Avenue des Champs-Elysées is probably the most famous avenue in the world. This impressive promenade stretches from the Place the la Concorde to the Place Charles de Gaulle, the site of the Arc de Triomphe. (I didnt think the Champs Élysée would really be a so long avenue but it was a great seeing.)
Along the broad sidewalks you'll find the Lido cabaret, the belle époque Claridge Hotel, cinemas and expensive cafés and luxury shops (i got surprised when i looked in the shop-windows.... beautiful clothes but also very expensive!:) ) To mention some; Lacoste, Gap, Solaris, Guerlain.... You will also find Planet Hollywood on the Champs Élysée:) Leave a Comment Address: Les Champs Élysées
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 Cartier by Carmela71
Spanish we know thanks to the Tour de France and our Indurain hehehe
Known also for the great shops around there (well the o9nes I can not afford lol at least right now)
Walk from Place de la Concorde crossing to the Egyptian obelisk till the Arc de Triomphe
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 Avenue des Champs Elysees by Helga67
It's a broad avenue lined with trees and filled with cafes, restaurants, megastores, car showrooms, expensive shops and shopping arcades.
It is just one of those must see things when visiting Paris. Leave a Comment Directions: Champs-Elysees district Metro station: Franklin D Roosevelt or George V Metro line 1
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 Night view of the avenue. by Maline
If you want to shop, there are both cheap and expensive options. From Etam to Vuitton, you have lots of shops in the Champs Elysees area. There is also a Disney store, a 24 hour open supermarket Monoprix and a Séphora for example. Leave a Comment Address: Champs Elysees.
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 Champs Elysees near Arc de
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Whether you are just looking to walk down the famous avenue or do some shopping, you will enjoy the experience. Leave a Comment
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 Champs Elysees by luke850Leave a Comment Address: Avenue des Champs Elysees, Paris 75008Directions: Metro: Charles de Gaulle
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I thought Champs Elysee was going to be stuffy like Rodeo Drive in my hometown, but it was nothing like that. Well, it could've been 'cause there were expensive shops such as Louis Vuitton and the like, but unlike Rodeo Drive there was a mix of shops and dining for the rich and the not-so-rich. I liked the Celio shop (men's clothing) and the ginormous Virgin Megastore (note: PSP videos don't work on US hardware and DVDs don't either, unless noted. There's a tiny "import" section of DVDs that will work in US machines, but they're expensive so why bother?) As for food, I had a sandwich at Au Pain once and actually had a burger and fries at the Quick Burger another time. It's a McDonald's knockoff, but we were starving. Oddly, once you walk in the smallish storefront you'll find a huge dining area inside which was quite pleasant. The Peugot store was cool, too. You can get some Hot Wheel-style cars for 2 Euros as an inexpensive gift. Leave a Comment Address: Look for the Arc and all the people
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This is definitely the most recommended way to spend your afternoons and evenings.
Walking distance from Louvre and from Arc De Triumph and Eifel tower, it has the best eateries, Hip crowd and LOTS of things to shop.
Suggestion: spend morning-afternoon at Louvre. Walk down to Champs Elysee for a late lunch/early evening snack. Shop around a little. Walk upto Arc de triumph and climb the Arc for a magnificent view of the city.
Stroll to Eiffel for an early dinner on the boat and stay for the Light show that happens everyday at 9,10 and 11.
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