The street is lined on both sides with beautiful chestnut and plane trees and the wide pavements make strolling here a delight. It's a cheap 'must-do' when in Paris. More

Loved the shops, the cafes, the ambiance, just loved it! More

You can't say you have been to Paris if you don't take the time to walk down the Champs-Elysees. Lots of classic expensive shops and some new inexpensive ones too. We ate at a restaurant with a view out the window and it was so fun "People watching" as people walked down the Boulevard! More

Just like a movie! Lots of fancy stores. Take picture with a sign written the name of the avenue. ;-) More

It was a good walk heading towards arc de triomphe but as expected it was full of tourists and scammers. The scammers were young, mostly girls with a flower in their hair. Approaching tourists pretending to be students, they would ask for your name to be filled into a form (a long list of names and dates) to support some... More

really has to be seen! the view from the opposite end of the arc de triomphe is breathtaking! More

Ah, the Champs-Elysees. It's all you may have dreamed it to be... unless your dream included an 18th-century version of its tree-lined street where the kings used to have their carriages parade before the commoners. If that's in your dream - and it's probably not... I get it, I'm a weirdo - then you're going to be disappointed. If you... More

I walk this road, love it!!! great view from one end to the other...Had amazing time looking at the round about of cars... More

Known as an expensive area.......yes it was.........though some normal shops like M&S, Zara, Swatch etc too. Food/drink prices are higher than in other areas.............we had Häagen-Dazs and it cost approx 25-30 euros for 2 soft drinks and 2 ice creams..........same chain at the train station in Paris was cheaper so they obviously put up the prices just because of where... More