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Along the Champs-Elysées

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7 points of visit narrated by a professional guide
Approximately 1 hour walk
1.7 km to explore at your own pace
In English or French
Free

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About

Walk up the most beautiful avenue in the world! An immersive audio tour to discover the history, iconic monuments and secrets of the Champs-Élysées, from the Arc de Triomphe to Avenue Montaigne.

 

Tour presentation

A symbol of French luxury, the Champs-Elysées are largely unknown. From the Arc de Triomphe to Avenue Montaigne, walk down the most beautiful avenue in the world to discover the places that have made Paris famous as a capital of luxury, such as the famous Lido de Paris and the former mansion of a famous courtesan!

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What you will see

     The Arc de triomphe
    Le Lido de Paris
    Le Fouquet’s
    L’hôtel de la Païva
    Avenue Montaigne

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Start of the tour

To get started, head for Place de l'Étoile at the start of Avenue des Champs-Élysées. Arc de Triomphe exit - RER A, metro stations 1, 2 and 6, buses 22, 30, 31, 52, 73, 92, 341

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A few tips before you start

Take your time. The ride should be taken at your own pace.
Take a break for as long as you need. You can resume the tour at any time.
For greater comfort, we advise you to use headphones.
Make sure you have enough battery power on your smartphone so as not to be interrupted along the way.
Internet access is essential to enjoy your storytelling tour. ;)

Where to park?

The nearest public car parks to the start:

 

Timetable

There are no time restrictions for this walk. It can be followed at any time, day or night.

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Do you like Paris and want to see more?

We recommend that you explore these districts of Paris.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés

The birthplace of intellectuals and artists, this elegant district is packed with legendary cafés such as Les Deux Magots and the Café de Flore. Stroll through the streets lined with art galleries and bookshops, and admire the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the oldest in Paris. Don't miss the Jardin du Luxembourg, just a stone's throw away, perfect for a bucolic break. A chic, cultural district with a unique atmosphere.

The Latin Quarter

The student quarter par excellence, home to the Sorbonne and numerous bookshops, including the famous Shakespeare & Company. Its lively atmosphere can be felt in the narrow streets and historic brasseries. Explore the Panthéon, where some of France's greatest names are buried, and stroll through the Jardin des Plantes. A district steeped in history and knowledge, perfect for immersing yourself in the soul of Paris.

The Canal Saint-Martin

One of the trendiest spots in Paris, ideal for a romantic stroll along the water's edge. Lined with cafés, trendy boutiques and street art, this area attracts Parisians in search of relaxation. Enjoy a picnic on the banks or watch the barges pass through the locks. Don't miss the friendly, bohemian atmosphere that reigns around the canal. An authentic and photogenic place.

Le Sentier

Formerly a textile district, it has been transformed into a hotbed of start-ups and fashion. Its streets are teeming with boutiques, designer workshops and trendy restaurants. Discover covered passages like the Passage du Grand Cerf, with its timeless charm. Ideal for lovers of shopping and innovation, this is a district in full effervescence. A modern and dynamic Paris to explore.

Les Halles

The vibrant heart of the capital, once dubbed ‘the belly of Paris’, this district combines shopping, culture and history. The Forum des Halles is a must for lovers of fashion and entertainment. A stone's throw away, the church of Saint-Eustache impresses with its Gothic architecture. And don't forget the Nelson-Mandela garden for a green break. An electric atmosphere right in the centre of Paris.

The 1st arrondissement

A condensed version of Parisian elegance, with the Louvre, the Tuileries Gardens and Place Vendôme. This historic district is fascinating for its cultural wealth and luxury boutiques. Stroll under the arcades of rue de Rivoli and discover the Comédie-Française. Don't miss the Sainte-Chapelle, a Gothic gem. One of the most beautiful districts in Paris, a blend of history and refinement.

Belleville

A cosmopolitan, artistic district where world cultures mingle with artists' studios. Its lively, popular atmosphere can be discovered through its markets and famous Asian restaurants. Climb up to Parc de Belleville for a breathtaking view over Paris. Don't miss the omnipresent street art, which turns this district into an open-air museum. Immerse yourself in bohemian, multicultural Paris.

Pigalle

Once a red-light district, Pigalle is now a blend of history and modernity. From legendary cabarets like the Moulin Rouge to trendy bars, the atmosphere here is electrifying. Discover the trendy ‘South Pigalle’ (SoPi) district, with its cafés and concept stores. Visit the Museum of Romantic Life for an artistic break. A vibrant district, between wild nights and retro charm.

Luxembourg

Surrounded by the magnificent Jardin du Luxembourg, this elegant district is a haven of peace in the heart of the city. Ideal for a stroll, the garden is home to the Palais du Luxembourg and some remarkable statues. Take advantage of the narrow streets to discover literary cafés and art galleries. Don't miss the Musée du Luxembourg, with its fascinating exhibitions. A peaceful and refined district.

Montparnasse

A symbol of the Roaring Twenties, this district was home to many famous artists and writers. Climb to the top of the Tour Montparnasse for a breathtaking panoramic view of Paris. Stroll along the Montparnasse cemetery, where Sartre and Gainsbourg are buried. Historic brasseries such as La Coupole recall the artistic effervescence of yesteryear. A Paris that is both literary and modern.

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