Great boulevard stretch that covers span of signature and luxury shops , fast food and fine dining restaurants, lined with trees and a backdrop of the Arc of Triumph. Human flow is very much evident. Must see in Paris.

Famous the world over and full of tourists during the day. High end shops mainly with over-priced cafes touting for your trade. Many better true parisian streets are a few minutes walk away.

Champs-Élysées embodies Parisian grandeur. Big boulevard, luxury boutiques, and great atmosphere create an unforgettable stroll. Day or night, the energy is perfect, making it a quintessential Paris experience. A must-visit!

This wide boulevard can look grand from the top of the arch. And for Christmas, it is well-decorated with harmonious lights. Also the HQ of big parades and celebrations. But the stores and office buildings along it are just not all that interesting. Plus the loud traffic can be daunting. Well, it used to be worse when there were huge car parks all along.

This was the one store I wanted to visit in Paris on the Champs de Elysee. It did not disappoint. The service was excellent and the store is so pretty. I bought my perfume and it was beautifully packaged and I received a few perfume samples.

This is a huge shopping district filled with so many of the ritzy, hi-end named stores. The large façade of the YVL store is worth checking out. There are many patisseries and cafés to stop and enjoy treats, tea, coffee, etc. So many tourists here too, and many need to be respectful, rather than typical. Stepping out into the street to get “the perfect pic” and such foolishness. Overall, it’s worth doing and checking out!

Strolling down the Champs-Élysées is a must in Paris! From high-end shops to charming cafes, it’s a blend of elegance and excitement. We enjoyed people-watching, window shopping, and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. A truly iconic and delightful experience!

"Champs-Élysées is a bustling street known for its shops and cafes. We enjoyed window shopping and walking down towards the Arc de Triomphe. It can be quite crowded, but it’s part of the Paris experience. - Anna Thompson"

One of the most iconic strolls you can go for in the whole world. You have everything: from the Arc de Triomphe on one end and the Place de la Concorde on the other, to beautiful boutiques and cafes, a park and magnificent architecture and culture in between. Set aside one hour for the entire walk and window-shopping. Add a couple more if you are planning on visiting Le Petit Palais, which is free.

12 years ago I walked Champs-Elysees from Place de la Concorde to Arc de Triomphe. First bit was a beautiful park and second bit was shops with many walk-in galleries and stuff. This year I walked the other way around and it got slightly worse - it starts with some construction works by the Arc and all galleries were gone, only shops and cafes remained. Visited some and attention you get as a customer varies. Once you reach Grand Palais and the park, you have to cross the road couple times coz of various leftovers (podiums and stages) after Olympic games. It didn’t have the vibe it had those long years ago…