The most beautiful avenue in the world, the Champs Elysees is the most prestigious and broadest avenue in Paris. Surrounded by cinema halls, cafeterias, and luxury specialty shops, makes this street popular among the rich and famous and the 2nd most expensive strip of real estate in the world (the first in Europe) after New York City’s Fifth Avenue.

Champs Elysees has lots of interesting sights worth visiting. For museum lovers, Grand Palais is a must visit as it contains many temporary world famous exhibitions. The museum is also worth visiting for its magnificent building and large metallic hall constructed in Academic style. If you are in Paris, your visit is incomplete without the Arc de Triomphe, the monument ordered by Napoleon as a memorial to the French Grand Army. Built on the model of ancient Triumphal Arches, it is 50 meters tall and 45 meters wide. The most elegant bridge in Paris, Pont Alexander III, with its many sculptured decorations and its unique arch that spans the Seine in one go is sure to make you appreciate its architectural beauty.

Champs Elysees is shopper’s paradise as it is one of the finest and most famous shopping streets not only in Paris but also in the world. Here you will get everything that your heart desires starting from fashionable clothes to sports goods. You can shop here for perfumes, designer clothes, designer bags such as Gucci, jewelley. If you love sports clothing you will get in plenty including jerseys, t-shirts, jackets, balls, gloves, flags, pins, stickers, teddy bears.

Being one of the most expensive and famous avenues, Champs Elysees boasts of hotels for every kind of travelers, be it leisure or corporate travelers. The Best Western Etoile Friedland hotel is located ideally as it is only 12 miles from Charles Roissy de Gaulle International Airport and minutes from fine dinning, shopping and entertainment. Hotel Flaubert is much sought ater among corporate travelers for the simple reason that it is located near major business areas such as the Palais des Congress, Champs Elysees. You will value your stay in the hotel as it has beautiful indoor garden, a wooden staircase, a flowery bridge,and a variety of plants lends it a certain country charm.

Getting in Champs-Elysees is convenient as it is connected by Gare du Nord train station.

Champs Elysees truly live up to its reputation and offers numerous restaurants with all kinds of specialties. If you love seafood, Chez Andre Restaurant is the place to eat where plenty of seafood and French cuisines are served. At the Stella Maris Restaurant you will enjoy fantastic French dishes, tuna-and-egg plant millefeuille and a sensational wild duck, venison and foie gras tourte with sweet potato and chestnut puree, along with the elegant décor of the restaurant. Feel India in Paris at Santoor Restaurant and relish the traditional Indian food including tandoori and curries.