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Reputed as one of the most famous streets in the world, the Champs Elysees is a must visit attraction for anyone holidaying in Paris. This chic street exudes an air of glamour and elegance, reflecting the glory and spirit of the city. The street stretches for a distance of 8 kilometers in the heart of Paris and is lined with lush greenery, upscale specialty stores, famous landmarks, major theatres, classy cinemas and ritzy restaurants and cafes. Champs Elysees begins from the Place de la Concorde extending up to the Place Charles de Gaulle where the Arc de Triomphe is located. The distinctive nature of this Parisian street has also made it one of the most expensive real estate venues in the whole of Europe.

The Champs Elysees was originally nothing but a vast field area in Paris. In the year 1616, Marie de Medics chose to create a lush tree lined pathway through the fields. Over the years, the street was redesigned many times, resulting in what stands today as one of the most famous tourist attractions in Paris. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing stroll through the street, drink in the city’s culture and enjoy sumptuous dining and trendy shopping at this popular leisure venue. Many of Paris’s major celebrations and festivals are also held here on an annual basis.

Staying at a hotel near Champs Elysees would be ideal for tourists looking to immerse themselves in the luxurious culture of this world famous Paris street. Book a room at the chic Millennium Hotel Paris Opera for an unforgettable and relaxing vacation in the city. This Champs Elysees hotel offers guests contemporary and elegant living in an atmosphere tinged with the glorious charm and splendor of the 1920’s.