Avenue Montaigne

“The Champs Elysees is one of the most famous streets in the world, so be prepared to come up against a fair few tourists, though you can sidestep the hordes pretty easily by exploring the side streets just off the main drag. For most, it's a mandatory stop, if only to catch a glimpse of the monumental Arc de Triomphe which crowns the avenue and which was commissioned by Napoléon to celebrate the armies of empire. The imposing tree-lined avenue is home to a mix of chain stores and luxury brands which, once passed, will take you down to La Concorde, where you’ll find some nice green areas, the French Government buildings, as well as the Grand Palais - a must-see for art and architecture fans alike. Don't miss Rue Saint Honoré - the epitome of chic Parisian shopping which take you all the way to the hip independent bars and shops of Le Marais.”

“A small village in Paris with small shops, many bars, restaurants, caterer, fruits and vegetables, florists, bakery, cheese factory, a permanent open-air market. No cars, ideal for a break or to eat. The walk is pleasant, near the Invalides, the Champs de Mars, and the streets of Grenelle and St Dominic also give a good overview of the life of the traditional and daily life in Paris.”

“Do you need pictures of you like those in magazines? Look further no more! Get pictures under the bridge, then cross the street. Snap pictures of you and the Eiffel Tower without clutters between you and the Tower.”

“Famous Parisian terrasse where you can have a last drink by night or a coffee in the morning !”

“Looking for luxury brands? within 25min walking distance you can reach Hermès, Chanel, Gucci and so many more... in the same street lives our French President and USA embassy. ”