Champs Elysees

Champs Elysees facts

The Champs Elysees in Paris are known as a very beautiful avenue. 70 meters wide, the Champs Elysees run for 1910 meters in a straight line from Place de la Concorde to Arc de Triomphe.

They were commissioned in 1667 by King Louis XIV in the perspective of the Tuileries Gardens and Louvre Palace. More Champs Elysees facts.

Champs Elysees on a tour

The Champs Elysees are a great 30 minutes walk from Champs Elysees Clemenceau metro station (line 1) to Arc de Triomphe and Charles de Gaulle metro stations (line 1). See map of Champs Elysees. Also consider Paris triumphal way walking tour.

See the Champs Elysees on a Paris tour, on the new convertible 2 CV tour or on a Paris by night tour. Also try the Lido show on Champs Elysees.

Champs Elysees shopping

The Champs Elysees are the top Paris shopping district. Many famous French and international brands have their flagship Paris store there.

Fashion and cars are specially well represented. As the Champs Elysees are one of the most expensive avenues in the world, you won't find independent shops there. See Champs Elysees shopping details.

Champs Elysees hotels

If you come for city life and shopping, it is a good idea to book your hotel in Champs Elysees district.

Champs Elysees metro

Paris metro: Champs Elysees Clemenceau (line 1 and 13), Franklin Roosevelt (line 1 and 9), George V (line 1) and Etoile (line 1, 6, 2) metro stations.