[2025 Paris Attraction] Travel Guide for Avenue des Champs-Élysées (Updated Aug)

The smell of freedom, the shock of art, the tipsy feeling of beer, the reflection of the canal. This journey across the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France lasted twelve days. This guide integrates the itinerary I actually took, and is recommended to you who want to take the classic route and also like to live a free and slow life! 🇫🇷 #France・#Paris (about 4 days) 🗼 Eiffel Tower + Seine River Cruise It is worth climbing the tower (or just looking at the exterior), and the light show at night is great🥹! It is recommended to combine it with a night cruise on the Seine River to take in the night view of Paris + historical landmarks at once~ 🎫 It is recommended to make an appointment for night tickets in advance/it is recommended to choose an open deck seat on the boat🤩! 🏛 Louvre One of the three largest museums in the world, the exhibits are huge, remember to lock in a few key areas before visiting the exhibition! Although I was too happy to chat and didn't see the three masterpieces (Mona Lisa, Winged Victory of Victory, Venus) 🤣🥲🤣🥲, it is definitely worth your time to appreciate them! 🎨 Musee de l'Orangerie The circular exhibition hall of Monet's "Water Lilies" is a must-see in this lifetime. It is recommended to go there in the morning or evening on weekdays to avoid the tourist groups and feel the tranquility and light and shadow! 🏛 Centre Pompidou The exterior is ultra-modern, the collection is wonderful, and you can skip the queue with a Paris Museum Pass! Suitable for: modern art lovers, family travel (there is a children's area). Free top view of Paris city view, don't miss it! ⛪ Sacre Coeur (Montmartre) Standing high above, you can overlook Paris, and the white dome matches the dusk sky very well; After going down the mountain, you can visit the Artist Square and Painter's Alley~ 💃 Moulin Rouge I didn't go in to watch the show, but the Moulin Rouge building and the surrounding neon lights are already very dramatic🥹 If you fall in love with this gorgeous and crazy atmosphere because of the movie "Moulin Rouge" like me, you will be really moved on the scene🥹🥹🥹! If you want to watch the show, remember to book tickets in advance and wear formal clothes! 🏛 Arc de Triomphe It is most beautiful at night, and the lights against the Champs-Elysées are magnificent; You can climb to the top (€16, you can enter directly with the Paris Museum Pass), which is my first deep impression of Paris! 📚 Paris 6th District Stroll | Little Prince Shop, Shakespeare and Company, Cafe Culture - Eat: Amorino Petal Ice Cream / Les Deux Magots & Cafe de Flore - Shop: LE PETIT PRINCE STORE, small drugstore, bookstore and handicraft shop The overall atmosphere is very literary, suitable for literary travelers to stroll slowly! 🇫🇷 #France ・#Mont Saint-Michel (about 1 day) - Itinerary method: Book a one-day chartered group before departure - Mountain route: Go up along the cobblestone road, there are souvenir shops, cider and crepes along the way, and the top of the mountain is the spectacular monastery. - Tips: ✅The wind is strong and the temperature is low on the mountain, remember to bring an extra coat! ✅The package price is high (about NT$5,000/person), including the fare, guide and tickets, it is recommended to book in advance! ✅There will be a rest stop for shopping on the way, it is recommended to bring your own lunch sandwich before departure! 🇧🇪#Belgium｜#Ghent × #Bruges × #Brussels × #Antwerp (about 4 days) 🏰 Ghent - A small town with a strong medieval atmosphere, not many tourists, full of life! - Must-see: St. Bavo Cathedral, Gravenstein Castle, canal street Graslei ⏰ Recommended stay time: half a day to a day, just right for a double city tour with Bruges 🏰 Bruges - An ancient canal town like a fairy tale town, highly recommended to visit! - Must-eat: freshly baked waffles, crepes, dessert shops - Special reward: bought a whole set of gold medal beer (the whole series won awards)! 🍟 Brussels - The landmarks are small (Manneken Pis is really mini), but the selection of waffles and beer is super rich😍😍 - Waffle recommendations: ✅Maison Dandoy (€10.5, high-end waffles, great atmosphere in the arcades) ✅Galet (€2.8, affordable takeaway, good taste) - Bar recommendations: Toone Puppet Bar has a great atmosphere (people who are afraid of puppets may be afraid🥲) 🏰 Antwerp - Renaissance architecture, City Hall Square, one of the most beautiful train stations in the world. - Food recommendations: Chinatown hot stir-fry, Hong Kong-style roast meat, etc. - Castle Het Steen can follow the riverside trail, the atmosphere for a walk is great! - Suitable for a half-day to one-day city trip 🇱🇺#Luxembourg (one-day tour) 🏞 The city has a unique three-dimensional structure, and the high city overlooking the low city is particularly beautiful 🚶 Must-visit route: Constitution Square → Adolphe Bridge → Chemin de la Corniche (the most beautiful balcony in Europe) 🌳 Recommended walks: Grund River Valley, Pétrusse Park, where the city and nature merge 🛍 Visits: Galeries Lafayette, niche stores & cafes (such as Konrad Café) 🇳🇱 ##Netherlands • #Amsterdam (2 days) 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: XO Hotels Park West - There is a tram stop at the door, 15-20 minutes to the central station and museum area - The rooms are spacious and clean, fully equipped, and the self-service luggage lockers are convenient for long-distance travelers 🎨 Van Gogh Museum - Make an appointment in advance on the official website, and get a flash sale during popular periods - Must-see works: Sunflowers, Self-portraits, Letters and Manuscripts - The architectural design has a good flow, suitable for those who are not in a hurry to slowly feel every stroke of the brush 🏠 Anne Frank House - Make an appointment on the official website (usually sold out 2-3 weeks in advance) - It is recommended to pair it with an audio guide for a full sense of immersion - This is the silent scar of the city, recording the intersection of freedom and oppression 🚲 City Stroll - The Jordaan District, the Nine Districts, and the Canal District are all paradises for slow-paced lovers - If you have time, it is recommended to take a canal cruise to get to know the outline of the city from the water ✨Reminder: 1️⃣ Remember to bring a waist bag, preferably inside your coat! 2️⃣ Remember to keep warm in winter, it's really cold... 3️⃣ Remember to do your homework on tickets, refer to the official website, many of them are free with an EU student card🪪, if this is the case, you don't need to bring the "Paris Museum Pass" or other passes! 4️⃣ Most people can speak English, so don’t be too scared if you have average English skills💖 (but knowing simple French is still popular in France🤌🏻🤌🏻) #Europe #NewYearGoodDestination2025 #EuropeanTravelRecommendations #EuropeanTravel #EuropeTravel #NetherlandsBelizeLuxembourgFrance #Netherlands #Belgium #Luxembourg #France

📍 Itinerary Overview A seamless day filled with iconic landmarks, gourmet indulgence, and charming Parisian moments before resting comfortably at Oden Hotel in Ivry. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Start: Eiffel Tower ➡️ Brunch at Le Champ de Mars ➡️ Seine Stroll ➡️ Champs‑Élysées (Pierre Hermé x L’Occitane & Ladurée) ➡️ Arc de Triomphe (sunset) ➡️ Return to Oden Hotel Ivry 🏖️ Must‑Visit Attractions • Eiffel Tower – Early-morning climb or Trocadéro photos • Le Champ de Mars – Relaxing brunch atmosphere • Champs‑Élysées – Shopping & strolling between gourmet stops • Pierre Hermé x L’Occitane (86 Avenue des Champs‑Élysées) – Delightful macaron + beauty shop combo • Ladurée (Champs‑Élysées) – Classic pastry & tea salon experience • Arc de Triomphe – Climb for stunning 360° sunset panorama 🚇 Transportation We use Uber but you can still take a train: • Metro Line 6 (Bir‑Hakeim) for Eiffel Tower • Walk through the riverbank and along Avenue d’Iéna to reach Champs‑Élysées • Metro Line 1, Châtelet to Charles de Gaulle–Étoile for Arc de Triomphe • Metro Lines 7 or 14 from Opéra/Bastille to Ivry–Vitry for returning to your hotel 📷 Photo Spots • Trocadéro Plaza — Classic Eiffel shot • Le Champ de Mars green foreground • Pont d’Iéna — Tower + river combo • Arc de Triomphe rooftop — Best for that Paris skyline at sunset • Champs‑Élysées axis — Long avenue framed by trees and monuments 🍜 Local Cuisine • Brunch: Le Champ de Mars Café • Sweet Stops: • Pierre Hermé x L’Occitane — Macarons or mini desserts at No. 86 Champs‑Élysées • Ladurée — Classic Ladurée experience with tea and macarons • Dinner: Consider a cozy bistro in Ivry near your hotel or a riverside restaurant as you head back 🏠 Accommodation Oden Hotel Paris Ivry – Your modern and comfortable retreat just a bit outside central Paris. Enjoy easy metro access, friendly staff, and a peaceful stay after your busy day. 💡 Tips 1. Pre-book timed tickets for both the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe. 2. Head to the Eiffel Tower before 9 AM for better light and fewer queues. 3. Pack a picnic from a nearby boulangerie to enjoy al fresco on the Champ de Mars. 4. Make your Arc climb around sunset—arrive ~30 minutes beforehand. 5. Bring a city mobilities or Navigo day pass for unlimited metro travel, including your trip to/from Ivry. 6. Don’t rush—this itinerary is curated to savor each experience, from morning coffee to evening skyline. #ParisInOneDay #TripMoment #EiffelTowerViews #ChampsElyseesVibes #ArcDeTriompheSunset #PierreHerme #LadureeLovers #FrenchBrunch #ParisGetaway #WanderlustParis #TripcomCreator #EuropeTravel #TravelWithTripcom #ParisEats #MacaronMagic #EiffelDreaming

### **📅 Itinerary Overview** **Theme**: In-depth tour of classic landmarks × French lifestyle experience **Accommodation recommendation**: Marais (near the subway station) | Audeye (on the banks of the Seine) **Transportation**: Buy a 3-day Paris Visite pass (Zones 1-3) + Airport RER Line B --- ### **🌞 Day 1: Right Bank Art Tour** #### **Morning: Royal Luxury Storm** 1️⃣ **Opéra Garnier** 📍Address: Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 🎫 Make an appointment on the official website for €15, doors open at 9:00! Check in at The Phantom of the Opera crystal chandelier + spiral staircase ⏰ Hidden spot: Take a panoramic photo of Opera Avenue from the small balcony of the top floor library 2️⃣ **Galeries Lafayette Dome** 🆓 Free access to the top! Open the door at 10:00 and head straight to the 7th floor to avoid the crowds and take photos of the Sacre Coeur and the Eiffel Tower together #### **Afternoon: Immersion in the Art Hall** 1️⃣ **Louvre Museum** 📍Address: Rue de Rivoli, 75001 🎫 **Appointment Skills**: ✅ Choose Wednesday/Friday evening show (after 18:00) and the crowds will be 50% less! Or enter from the underground shopping mall entrance of "Carrousel du Louvre" at 9:00 am 🖼️ Quick Attack Route: Mona Lisa → Winged Victory of Samothrace → Venus (1.5 hours) ⚠️ Anti-theft: Wear the backpack in front of you, as the corners of the exhibition hall are high-risk areas for pickpockets! #### **Evening: Tower Ceremony** 1️⃣ **Palais de Chaillot** 🌆 Reserve your seat before 18:30! The audience cheers when the lights flash on the hour (they flash every 5 minutes after 22:00) 🍷 Recommended picnic: buy baguette + cheese + €3 red wine from the supermarket and drink on the lawn under the Eiffel Tower --- ### **🥐 Day 2: A literary walk along the Left Bank** #### **Morning: Soul Church Tour** 1️⃣ **Sainte-Chapelle** 📍Address: 10 Bd du Palais, 75001 🎫 Buy a €13 combined ticket (including the Ancient Prison) on the official website, and the sun will shine through the 15-meter stained glass at 10:00! ⚠️ Warning: Queueing on site for more than 1 hour, be sure to book tickets in advance 2️⃣ **Shakespeare and Company** 📚 Hemingway’s permanent bookstore! The antique piano on the second floor + the view of the Seine River by the window is super healing #### **Afternoon: Slow life along the Seine** 1️⃣ **Musée d'Orsay** 📍Address: 1 Rue de la Legion d'Honneur, 75007 🎫 Skip the line with your pass! Focus on the 5th floor: Van Gogh's "Starry Night" + Impressionist Exhibition Hall ⏰ 14:00-16:00 is the busiest time, so it is recommended to enter after lunch. 2️⃣ **Tuileries Garden Fountain** ☕ Learn from Parisians: Sunbathe on a green iron chair + pair it with Pierre Hermé macarons #### **Evening: Night Cruise on the Seine** 🚢 **Bateaux-Mouches cruise** 📍Boarding point: Port de la Conférence, 75008 🌉 21:30 watch the tower light up! The official website is €18, which is €5 cheaper than buying it on site --- ### **🏰 Day 3: Walking around the Palace of Versailles** #### **Full day: Château de Versailles** 🚇 **Transportation**: RER Line C goes directly to "Versailles Château Rive Gauche" station (one-way €4.2) 🎫 **Ticket Guide**: ✅ Grab the "Passport with Timed Entry" on the official website for €28.5 (including palace + garden + Trianon Palace) ⏰ Must-see route: Hall of Mirrors → Queen's Chamber → War Gallery → Back Garden Fountain Show (every Saturday and Sunday 11:00-12:00) ⚠️ **Blood and tears suggestions**: ➊ Choose the earliest session at 8:30, as the tourist groups will arrive at 10:00! ➋ Wear comfortable shoes! 30 minutes walk from the palace to the Petit Trianon ➌ Rent a bicycle in the garden for €10/hour, a labor-saving tool ### 💡 **Rules for survival in Paris** ** Anti-theft **: ✅ The most common thing is to grab phones the moment the subway doors close! Stay away from the car door ✅ Reject the "Signature Petition" scam and just wave your hand and leave **transportation**: ✅ Use "Citymapper" which is more accurate than Google ✅ Buy 10 one-way tickets at a time (€19.1) and save 30% **Tickets**: ✅ The Palace of Versailles/Louvre is free on the first Sunday of every month (but there are too many people) --- 🔥 **Why is this route so popular? ** ✅ **Day 1 Classic Walk**: Opera House + Louvre + Eiffel Tower Night Shot ✅ **Day 2 Left Bank Art**: Sainte-Chapelle stained glass windows + authentic Orsay + Seine River cruise ✅ **Day3 Versailles Domination**: Early bird strategy to avoid the crowds ✅ **Food without disappointment**: A complete guide from €4 god-level croissant to €45 seafood tower #ParisIn-depthTour #MuseumWanderingHandbook #VersaillesEarlyBirdGuide #Paris #EiffelTower

LV’s first hotel will land on the Champs-Élysées in Paris In addition to the Eiffel Tower🗼 in Paris, a new photo hotspot is the Louis Vuitton Hotel on the Champs-Elysées near the Louis Vuitton store It is still under construction, but it has attracted many tourists to take pictures. The giant silver Monogram-looking leather suitcase is very dazzling and attractive, printed with LV Monogram patterns, and the metal lock design of the jewelry box is very avant-garde and stylish. In the evening, coupled with the flickering lighting effects, you can get the first glimpse of this sitting building, which is believed to become a new pilgrimage landmark in Paris. Hôtel Louis Vuitton 📍107 Av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France #New Year Good Places 2025 #trip #foodphotography #lv #paris #france

#2025OverseasTravelEvent I traveled to Paris for the first time in 5 years this summer. I had other plans, so I only stayed in Paris for a short time, but I had a really fulfilling trip. For those who are traveling to Paris for the first time or for those who don't have a plan, I'll tell you some really good information to save and refer to! 🇫🇷Places to visit in Paris 📍Eiffel Tower / The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris! Places with a good view of the Eiffel Tower: Place du Trocadéro, Champ-de-Mars, Rue Saint-Dominique, Avenue de Camoëns 📍Montmartre / Montmartre hill overlooking the whole of Paris. The night view is pretty, but it's really good to visit around sunset. Be careful because there are a lot of gypsies. 📍Printemps Haussmann / Go shopping here..! Shopping paradise. 📍Musée du Louvre / You have to wait a lot of waiting to see the Mona Lisa. So I definitely recommend buying tickets in advance and visiting early. 📍Jardin des Tuileries / The best moment during your trip to Paris was probably the time you had a picnic here..? An amusement park is also open in the summer, so be sure to ride the swing! 📍Palais de Tokyo / If you don't like the same old art museums, come here! If you're a fan of modern art, visit here :) 📍Arc de Triomphe / These days, many people book accommodations with a view of the Arc de Triomphe, so it's a must-see landmark. If you go up, you can see the whole of Paris at a glance. 📍Jardin du Luxembourg / A park I recommend visiting if you have time. It's pretty and great for leisurely sightseeing. 📍Av. des Champs-Élysées / A famous shopping street that connects the Arc de Triomphe to the Louvre 📍Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris / I visited before the Notre Dame fire and it was really nice. It's a good idea to tour the Ile de la Cité while visiting Notre Dame. 📍Château de Versailles / If you stay in Paris for a while, I recommend you visit here. It is a magnificent and beautiful palace in Paris.✨ 🍽️Café & Restaurant (Based on my personal taste) 📍Le Petit Marché / A must-visit duck steak restaurant if you visit Paris 📍Le Jardin du Roy / A place where you can eat a course meal at a low price 📍La Crème de Paris Notre-Dame / A pretty cafe with delicious crepes 📍La Calèche / A delicious authentic French restaurant! 📍Ladurée / If you come to France, you must try macarons here. 📍Le comptoir de la traboule / A cafe where you can enjoy high-quality French food. 📍Sunflower Café / A cafe with delicious brunch There are a lot of people and sometimes it is dirty, but there is definitely a reason to travel to Paris!✨🇫🇷 If you don't want to bother planning your trip, please save it and refer to it. #worldtravel #Europe #Europeantravel #Europeansensibility #Europeantraveldestinations #France #Paris #Paristravel #Paristraveldestinations #Parissuburbs #Francetravelpreparation #Francetraveldestinations #europetrip #europe #paris #france

📍Address: Champs-Élysées 🚗Transportation: 🚊Subway: The Paris Metro system is very convenient and covers almost all major attractions. It is recommended to purchase a Paris Visite Pass, which allows unlimited travel on the metro🚇, buses, and trams🚈 for 1 to 5 days. 🚶Walking: Paris is compact and many attractions are within walking distance. Walking is a great way to experience the charm of the city. 🚴Bicycle: Vélib' is Paris' public bicycle🚲 rental system. You can rent a bicycle🚲 and explore the city. 👍️Must-visit attractions: [One] Eiffel Tower Overview: Paris' landmark building. You can take the elevator🛗 or walk up the tower to enjoy panoramic views of the city, especially the light show at night. Note: Book tickets🎫 online in advance to avoid queuing. The night view from the tower is particularly charming. [Two] Louvre Museum Overview: One of the world's largest museums, home to countless art treasures, including the Mona Lisa and the Winged Victory of Samothrace. Note: Plan your visit in advance and focus on a few exhibitions that interest you. Otherwise, you may get lost in the vast exhibition area. [Three] Notre Dame Cathedral Overview: A masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Although it has been through a fire, it remains an important symbol of Paris. You can visit the interior of the church and climb the tower to enjoy panoramic views of Paris. Note: Due to restoration work, some areas may be closed. Please check the latest opening information. [Four] Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe Paris' most famous street, lined with high-end brand stores and cafes☕️. The Arc de Triomphe is a monument to Napoleon's victory🪦. You can climb to the top for a view. Note: The top of the Arc de Triomphe offers stunning panoramic views of the city, especially at dusk. [Five] Montmartre & Sacré-Coeur Basilica A gathering place for artists, with romantic streets and an artistic atmosphere. The Sacré-Coeur Basilica is located on the top of the hill and is another viewpoint in Paris. Note: Explore the alleys of Montmartre, find the works of painters🧑‍🎨, and experience the unique Parisian culture. [Six] Palace of Versailles Located on the outskirts of Paris, this luxurious palace was once the residence of French monarchs. It is known for its lavish decorations and vast gardens. Note: Take a day to visit the palace and gardens. The musical fountain show in summer is particularly worth seeing. [Seven] Pont Alexandre III Said to be the most beautiful bridge in Paris, you may occasionally encounter celebrities. 🏨Hotel recommendations: Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme Hyatt Paris Madeleine Hyatt Regency Paris Charles de Gaulle

Ah, Paris! The city of lights, love, and endless discovery. 🌃💖 As a seasoned traveler, I've wandered through many corners of the world, but the allure of Paris at night is something truly special. Here are my top picks for attractions that shine after the sun sets. 🚢 Seine River Cruise Picture this: gliding under the stars on a Seine River Cruise, the Parisian skyline unfolding like a canvas of lights. With tickets that won't break the bank, it's a steal for a 70-minute journey into the heart of the city's beauty. From the comfort of the boat, the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and more come to life, especially enchanting post-Olympics. Pro-tip: book ahead for a sunset sail to witness Paris transition from day to night in all its glory! 🏛️ Arc de Triomphe de l’Etoile The Arc de Triomphe is not just a monument; it's a gateway to breathtaking views of Paris. Climbing to the top reveals a city radiating from this historic center, with the Eiffel Tower in the distant backdrop. It's a place of celebration, from spontaneous proposals to the sheer joy of taking in the cityscape. Even a jog around this architectural marvel offers new perspectives at every turn, reminding us of the grandeur of Paris. 🗼 Eiffel Tower Standing at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, you can't help but be struck by its iconic stature. It's the beating heart of Paris, a beacon that sparkles every hour, enchanting onlookers. Whether you ascend to its heights or admire it from the Champ de Mars, the Eiffel Tower is a romantic emblem of the city that offers a unique experience with each visit. 🛍️ Avenue des Champs-Élysées Strolling down the Champs-Élysées is like walking through a dream. Luxury boutiques, bustling eateries, and the soft glow of street lamps create an atmosphere that's quintessentially Parisian. It's the epitome of Paris nightlife, where the city's pulse is felt strongest, and every moment is a chance to fall in love with the city all over again. 🌆 Montparnasse Tower For the ultimate Paris panorama, head to the Montparnasse Tower. This towering skyscraper might not catch your eye at first, but its 56th-floor viewing deck offers the best vistas in town. Overlooking the city, it's less crowded than other viewpoints, making it the perfect spot to take in the Eiffel Tower and the sprawling cityscape without the hustle and bustle. 🌉 Pont Alexandre III The Pont Alexandre III is more than a bridge; it's a work of art spanning the Seine. Adorned with intricate sculptures and ornate lamps, it's a symbol of Franco-Russian friendship that shines even brighter at night. Whether you're catching a glimpse of the illuminated Eiffel Tower or simply enjoying the romantic ambiance, this bridge is a must-visit for a touch of Parisian elegance. As my journey through Paris's attractions comes to a close, I'm reminded of the city's ability to enchant and inspire. Each site tells a story, each view etches a memory, and every moment is a treasure. Until next time, Paris, keep shining. ✨ #Paris #ParisAttractions #France #FranceTravel

📍Eiffel Tower The symbol of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is one of the must-see attractions. The light show flashes for five minutes every hour and is definitely not to be missed! During the Olympics, a pass is required to enter and the tickets are expensive. It is recommended to stay in a nearby hotel so that you can enjoy different views in the morning and evening. The tower was crowded, but the experience of reaching the top was unique. 🗼✨ 🕐Open from 08:45 to 00:45 (last admission at 23:45) 📍The Seine River The Seine River is an important landmark in Paris, providing transportation, trade and leisure activities. Along the river you can see famous attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre Museum. It is recommended to take a cruise, the ticket price is about 18 euros, it is cost-effective and the scenery along the way is beautiful. 🚤🌉 🕐Open all day 📍Arc de Triomphe Located in the center of Paris, the Arc de Triomphe is a stunning building with a panoramic view from the top. Although crowded, it is definitely worth a visit. Go for a jog or a walk to discover new angles of its beauty. 🏛️🌟 🕐Open from 10:00 to 23:00 (no admission at 21:45) 📍Champs-Elysées The Champs-Elysées is the fashion center of Paris, where major international brands gather. Start your stroll from the Arc de Triomphe and you’ll see the latest fashions displayed in the shop windows along the street, so you can be satisfied even if you’re just window shopping. 🛍️👗 🕐Open all day 📍Crazy Horse Nightclub Crazy Horse Show Crazy Horse Show is a visual feast of light and body art. The venue is small but exquisite, with a great atmosphere. It is recommended to queue up in advance for admission, the champagne is also good, it is worth a look. 💃🍾 🕐Monday-Friday, Sunday: 18:00-00:00 Saturday: 18:00-01:30 📍Paris Opera House The Paris Opera House is famous for its gorgeous Baroque-style architecture. The interior is beautifully decorated with murals, sculptures and crystal chandeliers. Perfect for taking photos, the light and background are beautiful. 🎭✨ 🕐Open from 10:00 to 17:00 (ticket sales stop at 16:00; admission stops at 16:15) 📍Orangerie Museum The Orangerie Museum is famous for its tranquil atmosphere and Monet's "Water Lilies". Displaying works by Renoir, Cézanne and Picasso, it provides a rich artistic experience. The lighting inside the museum is unreal and very suitable for a short visit. 🎨🌸 🕐Open from 09:00 to 18:00 📍Musée d'Orsay The Musée d'Orsay houses a rich collection of Impressionist works, including masterpieces by Van Gogh and Monet. Tickets are around 12 euros and worth a look. I also like the sculptures in the museum. 🎨🖼️ 🕐Open from 09:30 to 21:45 📍Louvre The Louvre Museum displays many historical and artistic treasures, including the Mona Lisa. It is recommended to spend a day to visit slowly and have an unforgettable experience. 👑🎨 🕐Open from 09:00 to 18:00 (no admission at 17:00) 📍Saint-Chapelle Saint-Chapelle is famous for its Gothic architecture and beautiful glass windows. It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance to save queuing time. The view inside is stunning. ⛪ 🕐Open from 09:00 to 19:00 (no admission after 18:30) 📍Paris City Hall The Paris City Hall has a solemn appearance and many offices inside. The statues on the building's facade represent the Parisian spirit of freedom, equality and fraternity. Worth a careful look. 🏛️✨ 🕐Open from 10:00 to 19:00 Route reference: 📍Day1-Eiffel Tower --> Seine River --> Arc de Triomphe --> Champs-Elysees --> Crazy Horse Nightclub "Crazy Horse Show" performance 📍Day2-Paris Opera House --> Orangerie Museum --> Orsay Museum 📍Day3-Louvre Museum --> Sainte-Chapelle --> Paris City Hall --> Pompidou Center --> Picasso Museum, Paris

🌎In the vast world of France, self-driving has become the best way to explore this romantic country. From the fashion capital of Paris to the lavender fields of southern France, every kilometer is full of scenery and every stop is a story. Today, let us embark on this self-driving journey together and experience the unique style and charm of France. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Paris → Avignon → Provence → Nice → Monaco → Nice 🌼Daily schedule Day 1: Eiffel Tower - Seine River - Notre Dame Cathedral Day 2: Louvre – Champs Elysées Day 3: Montmartre—Sacre Coeur Basilica day4: Palace of Fontainebleau day5: Notre Dame Cathedral Day 6: Pont du Gard—Lebo Town—Stone Town—Lavender Museum Day7: Notre Dame de Nice – Place Massena – Old Town of Nice day8: Eze Town—Plaza Palace of Monaco day9: DeVence Town-Castle Hill 🌸The whole journey is about 1022 kilometers, and the journey time is estimated to be 9 days. It is suitable for family travel and couples travel. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️The Louvre 🖼️ Stepping into one of the world's three largest museums, you feel as if you have traveled through time and space and come face to face with countless art treasures. Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa", Michelangelo's sculptures...each work is a treasure of human civilization. ✔️Eiffel Tower 🗼 As a landmark of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is not only a combination of steel and romance, but also a place of love for countless couples. Climb to the top of the tower, overlook the entire Paris, and feel the shock and romance. ✔️Provence lavender fields 🌸 In summer in Provence, the purple lavender sea is intoxicating. Walking there, you feel like you are in a fairy tale world, and every breath you take is a gift from nature. ✔️Old Town of Nice 🏰 The old town of Nice retains the ancient style of the 17th and 18th centuries, and the maze-like alleys hide countless surprises. Experience old-school French shopping and sample authentic Nice cuisine at Saraya's Plaza Market. ☀️A self-driving trip to France is not only a trip, but also a baptism of the soul. Here, you can feel the richness of history and appreciate the beauty of nature. Whether traveling with your family or with your loved ones, this journey will become the best memory in your heart. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Perform romance to the extreme through literature and art If you have been to Paris, it will stay with you for the rest of your life Because Paris is a moveable feast. Romance is engraved in the DNA. Walk the medieval streets, go to the Louvre to learn about art, watch the sunset on the banks of the Seine, and go shopping on the Champs Elysées. Drinking afternoon tea in a street coffee shop has a magic that never gets tired of you Louvre Located on the north bank of the Seine River, it was originally a royal palace in France and has been home to 50 French kings and queens. It is now the first of the four major museums in the world, with an art collection of more than 400,000 pieces. eiffel tower A world-famous building, one of the symbols of French culture, and a Paris city landmark. Known as the "Iron Lady" by the French. It's really dreamy to light up the whole night. Arc de Triomphe Located in the center of Charles de Gaulle Square, it was originally a gate to welcome troops going out for war. Now the Arc de Triomphe has become a model of Parisian urban design. Champs Elysées The Champs Elysées is located in the northwest of Paris, starting from Place de la Concorde and is the most famous boulevard in the world. There are many famous shops and entertainment venues on both sides of the street, such as Chanel stores and Louis Viton stores, which are well worth a visit. Versailles One of the five largest palaces in the world, it is known as the most beautiful European palace garden. It is magnificent, spectacular, luxurious and extremely imaginative. seine river "Coffee on the left bank of the Seine, I will hold a cup to taste your beauty..." Among the top ten must-see attractions in France, walking along the river or taking a boat to enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides are very good choices.

There are many things to do in France, but if you want to spend a day in Paris, in addition to the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, etc., you must also visit the Arc de Triomphe on the Champs Elysées, luxury flagship stores and red wine everywhere. 🍷Good food and mediocre afternoon tea style are also a must go to Paris! 🌟The high-end luxury boutique brand stores that come into view, some are misunderstood by modern people as the smell of copper, but their origins represent the craftsmanship that France is proud of and the respect for quality craftsmanship. Recently, France and high-end painting Excellent sign! 🌟The restaurants, bars, and dessert shops along the street also have a French culture of lazy relaxation and drinking. Because this time you go there on a weekday from 3 to 5 pm, you can see the locals integrating their afternoon tea time into their daily life and attitude towards life. It is definitely a contrasting portrayal of the hard-working image of Asians (I hate saying that Taiwanese = overtime culture of doing things like a cow? 😆) 🌟At both ends of the long street is the famous Arc de Triomphe, and at one end is the historic Place de la Concorde. Green trees line up on both sides, making the whole street look fresh! I rented an electric bike at dawn and went for a quick ride in the wind. Although it seems to be banned in Paris now, the experience of racing straight ahead while looking at the Arc de Triomphe was really unforgettable. 🌟What I want to admire the most is (probably not many tourists have written about it). You can imagine or look at the world. There are only a few downtown tourist resorts with casinos, and the Barriere Casino is on the Champs Elysees Avenue, another Elysees venue. In the alley in the same row as the LV flagship store, the two environments are very high-end and safe, and the internal restaurants are very delicious. Everyone can try their luck after playing, and the bets start at 10 euros, which is very friendly! 💯I like it very much. Apart from the downtown area, you can find everything here. You can feel the full French flavor here. You can taste red wine, confit duck, macarons, mussels, and eat the most popular fig ice cream from Lafayette Department Store. I bought it. A pair of customized Adidas shoes with the Eiffel Tower printed on them will satisfy an unforgettable day👍🥰😋 #Paris Arc de Triomphe #Paris lv Main Store #Pierreherme

The Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France, is one of the most famous monuments in Paris and was completed in 1836. 🔹At that time, in order to commemorate those who fought and died for France during the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, the names of all French victors and generals were engraved on its inner and outer surfaces. 🔸The Arc de Triomphe stands at the only highest peak of the Champs-Elysées. It is about 60 meters high and is also one of the famous attractions in Paris. You can buy tickets by queuing up on site, climb to the top of the building, and enjoy the view of tourists all over Paris. #France #Paris #Arc de Triomphe #Photography

On the Champs-Élysées in Paris, France, there is an official shop of Paris Saint-Germain, a very popular soccer team in France. In addition to Neymar and Mbappe, who played well in the World Cup, Messi and Sergio Ramos also transferred to the team last year, and uniforms and other items are selling like hotcakes. #tripmemory2022 #France #Paris #Champs-Élysées #Europe #EuropeanTrip #ParisSaint-Germain #Soccer

#EuropeanTravel Paris is a must-visit destination when traveling Europe. And shopping is an essential travel element when traveling to Paris. The most famous shopping street in Paris is the Champs-Élysées. You can see famous brands all at once. The Arc de Triomphe in the distance is a bonus. Just a little past the Champs-Élysées is the Printemps Department Store. The view from the rooftop of the Printemps Department Store will blow away all the fatigue from shopping. #ParisTravel #ParisShopping

Access: Walk from Concorde Station The famous main street of Paris, the Avenue de la Concorde Lined with high-end brand stores and restaurants with terrace seating, it is a popular tourist spot. It is a little far from the Louvre and the palace, but not too far to walk, so it is a recommended spot for walking around the city if you want to enjoy the atmosphere of Paris while sightseeing in the city. #Paris #France #Avenue des Champs-Élysées

The Disney store has its own charm. Indeed, once inside we discover a magical world among the statues of Disney heroes. This store is a dream come true for its customers and visitors. Besides, it's impossible to miss both stores in Paris. One is on the Champs Elysees and the other is on the Champs Elysees. After or before visiting Disneyland Park, stop by the Disney Store to immortalize the moment. Choose a lovely souvenir that will bring a bit of Disney back home. Let yourself be conquered by toys, bags and clothes, not to mention cups, key chains and other knickknacks. #Overseas Travel

#OverseasTravel #TravelFrance #RecruitmentofStudentCreators The Champs-Elysées is the paradise in Greek mythology. This 2-kilometer shopping boulevard stretching from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe originated in 1724. However, in 1640, the landscape painter of the Castle of Versailles ordered a row of trees to be planted on the road extending from the Louvre. At that time, the Champs-Elysées was just a walking boulevard without any commercial activities. It was not until the 19th century that the Paris City Government began to repair it into a sidewalk and planned it. In 1994, it received an investment of 250 million francs, and gradually the prosperous boutique street "Champs-Elysées" was formed. Some people may think that they are not interested in famous brands and that it would be boring to come to the Champs-Elysées, but in fact, it is also a kind of enjoyment to enjoy the French elegant shopping atmosphere here.

Today, let's reminisce about our memories from last winter in Parisㅎㅎ? I'm going to introduce you to a hot macaron place! (*France's winters are much warmer than Korea's! You don't even need to wear a long padded jacketㅎㅎㅎ) This place has a long line, but it's so delicious that I think it's worth the waitㅎㅎ 📍Location: 75 Avenue des Champs-Elysees, 75008 Paris, France (12-minute walk from Arc de Triomphe, 3-minute walk from George V Station on Metro Line 1) 📍Note: There are two lines for Ladurée. There's a line to go into the store, and a take-out line next to it. If you're going to get something to go, it's much more economical to go to the take-out line. Otherwise, the wait time will be extremely long! It's not the chewy macaron that you often see in Korea, but it feels like a department store macaron~ 📍The flavors that I personally liked were 🌟Vanilla🌟 Pistachio, Raspberry, Coffee, and Salted Caramel! Usually, people eat a lot of sets of 6, but if you like macarons, I think it would be okay to buy 12. I bought 12 and ate them during my trip, and then bought 6 more at Ladurée at Charles de Gaulle Airport! #Winter #FranceTravel

Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées! The Arc de Triomphe has a huge meaning, but the reason I visited the Arc de Triomphe was to see the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées :) When you climb up the Arc de Triomphe, you can see the Champs-Élysées from various angles, and you can also see the Eiffel Tower on the right, so it seems like a great place to take pictures ㅎㅎ I think the Champs-Élysées had everything that was really hot ㅋㅋㅋ There's also the Louis Vuitton main store, and my favorite soccer store, Disney store, etc. It's a really great place to shop (?)ㅋ I regret that I only looked around and couldn't buy much, but I definitely want to go back when COVID is over ㅠ #ParisTravel #LifeTravelDestination #Travel #EuropeTravel #BackpackingTravel #France #Paris #ArcDeTriom #ChampsElysées #NextTimeHere

[ Champs-Élysées in France🍬🍭✨ ] I thought of France because of White Day and the approach of spring. In France, the Champs-Élysées comes to mind. I still can't forget the excitement I felt when I walked down that street. There are many shops and restaurants, so it's great for looking around and filling your stomach! And when I see people enjoying food on the terrace, I feel full of energy. I feel good when I see that too. I think I feel the French sensibility the best when I walk down the Champs-Élyséesㅎㅎ💕 #WhiteDay #SpringIsHere #FranceTravel #France #ChampsElysées

In Paris nothing can be more comfortable than sitting down to have a cup of coffee in Europe this street small coffee shop is like a cow never have to worry about coffee will not drink croissant small bread will Not good like this way to sell flowers casual and not casual people gently speech, hug life should be so beautiful ... / Hh/ In this small class of Yi teacher, I want to tell everyone that advocates the consumption concept of I use, I pay even if a cup is in our view, it will be end The lemonade it will be charged because someone else has paid labor for your glass of water so the saying "10 yuan in the last toilet" in Europe is the existence of most The easy way is to find a coffee shop order a cup of the cheapest coffee, you can solve the problem do not be very rushed into the store to ask the waiter whether there is a toilet the answer you get is likely to be "no"

Walking into 25 Champs-Élysées in Paris is like stepping into a glitzier 19th-century dreamland. This was once the private residence of the legendary socialite La Paiva. Though much has changed, its lingering aura of opulence remains breathtaking. It's said that this palace, built at a cost of 10 million gold francs, boasts a gold-encrusted living room, an onyx staircase, and even a bathtub inlaid with gemstones, complete with a faucet specifically designed to dispense champagne! While the mansion may no longer resemble its former splendor, the surrounding area still exudes a rich atmosphere of art and history. Strolling the Place des Vosges, you can experience the fashionable pulse of the Marais district; the nearby Musée d'Orsay and Notre Dame de Paris offer a fleeting moment. Locals still recount La Paiva's anecdotes: how she rose from the slums to rise through the ranks of high society with remarkable skill, hosting literary salons and conversing with giants like Flaubert and Zola. This place is more than just an architectural wonder; it epitomizes an era. If you long to touch the hidden past of Paris, come here and look for that wild and gorgeous shadow among the mottled walls. 🕰️✨

It's all thanks to the Navigo Pass + 6-Day Museum Pass combination! 😻 The Navigo Pass Weekly Pass is valid only from Monday to Sunday, regardless of when you purchase it. 😻 The 6-Day Museum Pass is valid for 144 hours (6 days) after your first entry scan. + Many places are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so we recommend spending a week and then moving on to better destinations! 🎨 Recommended Itinerary for the 6-Day Museum Pass Day 1 (Monday) - Hotel de la Marine - Place de la Concorde - Musée de l'Orangerie - Stroll through the Tuileries Gardens Day 2 (Tuesday) - Sainte-Chapelle - Conciergerie - Notre-Dame Cathedral - Panthéon - Luxembourg Gardens Day 3 (Wednesday) - Louvre Museum: Renting a Nintendo Audio Guide is highly recommended! You'll definitely want to spend a whole day here. Bring bread and milk in your bag! There's a free locker on the first floor. - Palais Royal Day 4 (Thursday) - Palace of Versailles (Be sure to check the direction when boarding the train) Eiffel Tower (Trocadero Square is the best for photos📸) Day 5 (Friday) - Musée d'Orsay - Centre Pompidou Day 6 (Saturday) - Les Invalides (Napoleon's Mausoleum, War Remnants Museum) - Rodin Museum - Montmartre Hill & Sacré-Cœur Basilica → Be sure to take the funicular up the hill! (Free with Navigo Pass) Day 7 (Sun) - Palace of Fontainebleau (Navigo pass available, open run required to see Picasso) - Picasso Museum - Place de la Bastille - Musée de Cognac (free) - Musée de la Carnavalet (free) → Afterwards, finish off your day with some shopping at a department store in Paris! 🛍️ 💡 Additional Tips: Arc de Triomphe: If you have time, visit at night and climb up to the observation deck. This is a perfect combination with a stroll along the Champs-Élysées! There are plenty of other places to see in Paris!! Going that route alone is exhausting 🤣 If you have time, explore other places too!! ⚠️ Must-know! 1. Places requiring reservations Louvre Museum Museum d'Orsay Sainte-Chapelle Palace of Versailles Orangerie Museum Eiffel Tower: Free admission unless you climb the tower. The observation deck is not covered by the Museum Pass. 👉 During peak season, reservations may be required for other locations, so check in advance! 2. Tips for using the Navigo Pass on your mobile phone E-SIM users must remove their Korean SIM card before use. (NFC authentication is not possible if it's not removed.) A French number is required for app authentication: If your companion isn't using a French SIM card, ask your accommodation host. You can authenticate multiple people with one French number! 3. Beware of Lost Museum Passes If you received them in a paper form, be sure to take a photo of the barcode! In Europe, unlike in Korea, lost items are rarely returned... 😅 Discounts available on Trip.com!! ✈️ Have a great trip #TravelItinerary #TravelPlan

Paris in 5 Days: A Perfect Mix of Culture, Charm & Chic 🇫🇷✨ 🗼 From timeless icons to secret corners, here’s how I explored the City of Light! #paris ⸻ 🗓 Day 1: Paris Essentials & Eiffel Magic • Morning: Arrived and checked into a hotel near Opéra Garnier (perfect base for sightseeing + shopping). • First stop: Eiffel Tower – pre-booked a skip-the-line ticket for the summit. The panoramic view is unreal! 🗼 • Afternoon: Walked along the Seine River and had a light lunch at Café de l’Homme with a view of the tower. • Evening: Cruised the Seine at sunset—classic Paris moment. 📸 Don’t forget to stay until the Eiffel sparkles at night (every hour after dark)! ⸻ 🗓 Day 2: Art, History & Royal Flair • Morning: Headed to the Louvre Museum – spent around 3 hours inside (you could stay all day!). Saw the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Napoléon’s apartments. • Lunch: Had a lovely Parisian lunch in Palais Royal Garden – calm, elegant, and less touristy. • Afternoon: Visited Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection. The architecture is stunning and the contemporary art inside contrasts beautifully with the historic dome. • Evening: Walked past Place Vendôme—glamorous and chic, especially at golden hour ✨ ⭐️ Pro Tip: Pre-book your Louvre ticket for early morning to avoid crowds. ⸻ 🗓 Day 3: Montmartre Magic & Iconic Views • Morning: Explored Montmartre, one of my favorite neighborhoods. Wandered up to Sacré-Cœur Basilica and took in the incredible city view. • Midday: Coffee and crêpes at a café near Place du Tertre, where artists paint live. • Afternoon: Walked through vintage shops and photo-worthy stairways. Popped into the tiny Musée de Montmartre—super charming! • Evening: Returned to the city center for dinner around Grands Boulevards and a quick visit to Galeries Lafayette to see the iconic dome lit up. ⭐️ Don’t miss: The rooftop terrace of Galeries Lafayette for another Eiffel Tower view—for free! ⸻ 🗓 Day 4: Palaces, Shopping & Avenue Glamour • Morning: Strolled through Place des Vosges, the oldest square in Paris, in the Marais. Had breakfast at Carette nearby—try the croissants! • Midday: Window-shopped at Place Vendôme then continued down the Champs-Élysées toward the Arc de Triomphe. • Afternoon: Took time for proper shopping at Galeries Lafayette—from French designers to global brands. • Evening: Dinner near the Grand Palais (which is currently under renovation, but the exterior is still impressive!). Walked along the Pont Alexandre III for a beautiful night view. ⸻ 🗓 Day 5: Spiritual Sights & Café Life • Morning: Visited Notre-Dame de Paris—currently under restoration but still awe-inspiring from the outside. Walked along Île de la Cité and stopped at Shakespeare & Co. • Lunch: Had a riverside meal in the La

The Avenue des Champs-Élysées, known as "the most beautiful street in the world," stretches 1.9 kilometers from the Place de la Concorde in the east to the Arc de Triomphe in the west. It blends trendy shopping, historical landmarks, and French romance. By day, it's a hub for luxury flagship stores, while by night, it transforms into a dazzling urban spectacle. Must-See Activities • Shopping spree: Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and other world-class luxury brands line the streets. Along the way, you'll find Galeries Lafayette and designer boutiques in the Sèvres district, catering to high-end shopping needs. • Take a historical stroll to the Place de la Concorde, admiring the Egyptian obelisk and fountain. Arrive at the foot of the Arc de Triomphe and touch the Napoleonic-era battle reliefs. • Experience the French lifestyle: Savor macarons at Ladurée or sip an espresso at a corner café while observing the leisurely afternoons of Parisians. Practical Tips • Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 to Charles-de-Gaulle-Étoile (Arc de Triomphe end) or Concorde (Place de la Concorde end). • Best time to visit: Early morning when there are fewer people and perfect for taking photos. The atmosphere is best in the evening when the shops light up. • Hidden gem: On Sundays, the avenue is closed to traffic. You can rent a bicycle and experience the freedom of a "Parisian sidewalk." #July2025

"This is the most romantic city I have ever seen." This is what I blurted out at the top of the Eiffel Tower. I chose to walk up the Eiffel Tower step by step. The metal steps were a little bumpy, but with each step up, Paris revealed a little more of its true outline. The feeling of watching the city turn from a level view to an overlooking view was like slowly penetrating her soul. The view from the top was incredibly broad. From a distance, the Arc de Triomphe stood firmly at the intersection of several straight avenues. It was like a time gatekeeper, watching the century-old splendor of Paris. After leaving the Eiffel Tower, I walked into the Champs-Elysées, a street that was too beautiful. There were high-end boutiques and cafes on both sides, pedestrians on the street were dressed stylishly, and the sun shone through the gaps between the sycamore leaves onto the cobblestone road. I was also fascinated by Paris here. The Arc de Triomphe was at the end of the Champs-Elysées. I stood right below it and looked up. The heavy history and delicate carvings were breathtaking. I bought a ticket and walked to the top of the Arc de Triomphe. I looked back at the Champs-Elysées. The straight streetscape and the constantly flowing crowds were like the arteries of Paris, always full of blood. At dusk, I boarded a cruise on the Seine River. Looking at Paris from the water is another kind of romance. The boat slowly glided past the Alexander III Bridge and the Orsay Museum until the Eiffel Tower flashed lights and everyone exclaimed. I quietly watched it shine in the night, thinking that this picture is worth remembering for a lifetime. The next morning, I chose the most Parisian cafe-[Flore Café] on the Left Bank. I ordered hot cocoa and croissants, and sat by the window watching people coming and going. The sun shone in obliquely, and the pedestrians on the street corner seemed to walk out of the painting. Paris at this moment is a memory that can be taken away. 🥩 Relais de l’Entrecôte｜The most charming single-menu restaurant in Paris There are countless restaurants in Paris, but I never thought that an old restaurant that only sells one kind of steak would make people willing to queue up until dark. This classic steakhouse called Relais de l’Entrecôte has three branches in Paris (Saint-Germain, Champs-Élysées, Montparnasse), and there are almost always queues at each one. There is not much publicity at the door, but there are always crowds of people. After sitting down, there is no menu, no choice, and you will only be asked "How well do you want your steak?" Then, their signature - special sauce rib eye steak (Entrecôte) + golden fries are served. The steak is just done, and the sauce is the soul. It is said to be a secret recipe passed down from generation to generation. It has a little mustard, a little vanilla, and a little cream. It is rich but not greasy. It makes people quiet for a few seconds when they take a bite. The most interesting thing is - halfway through the meal, the waiter will help you get another plate! Yes, steaks can be refilled for free here, and you can add more for the second serving. The same meat, the same sauce, and the same heat make you enjoy it from beginning to end. — 📝 Notes: • There is no reservation service, it is recommended to arrive early to queue up • The price is medium to high, but the CP value is very high compared to the price in Paris • It is recommended to choose the Saint-Germain branch, which has the most authentic atmosphere and is close to the Saint-Germain Church and the coffee district • The dessert after the meal is also not sloppy, the mille-feuille and walnut tart are worth keeping in your stomach — This restaurant has no extra surprises, only a single persistence. But when I walked out of the restaurant, I only wanted to say one sentence in my heart: "It turns out that as long as you do one thing to the extreme, it is enough to make people remember the taste of a city." 🏨 citizenM Paris La Défense｜A paradise for technology and design control Paris always makes people imagine classics and romance, but if you are like me, prefer modern, slightly rebellious, and a little smart design hotels, then citizenM Paris La Défense is like a city base tailored for you. This hotel is not in the old city, but in the new commercial district La Défense. Don't think this place is cold and icy - it is the most modern, spacious and futuristic area in Paris. As soon as you enter the lobby, the atmosphere is different. It is not luxurious, but a neat design with a "movie scene" feel, bright colors, and contemporary art works on the wall, like a lounge where trendy people gather. 🛏 The room is not big, but it is super smart - • Smart control of the whole room: lights, curtains, air conditioning, and TV are all controlled by iPad • Large floor-to-ceiling windows, watching the lights of high-rise buildings flashing at night, there is a feeling of quietly floating over Paris • The bed is super large and soft, the water pressure of the shower is strong enough, and the storage design is also very simple and practical ☕️ The public area is a highlight The lounge is spacious and open, whether it is going downstairs to drink coffee or working while observing travelers from all over the world, it is very relaxing. There is also a 24-hour dining bar, and night owls can be treated well without any breakfast time. 🚇 Geographically, La Défense is not far from the city center. It only takes 10 minutes to take the subway to the Arc de Triomphe. However, returning here at night, away from the hustle and bustle of sightseeing, is more like a real "homecoming". — 📌Tips: • Suitable for solo travelers, young couples, and light-travel city explorers • Although the space is not large, technology and design make up for everything • Remember to look out the window at night. The lights and structure of La Défense are more romantic than you think — 📍 #RelaisDeLEntrecote #Paris steak #SaintGermain must eat #French food #Eat meat without regrets #Magic of secret sauce #IG food map #Paris travel notes #Only one choice but never tired of eating 📍 #citizenMParis #LaDefense accommodation #Paris design hotel #Smart hotel #Traveler's perspective #Modern Paris #SmartHotel #Future sense of living in Paris

#westerneurope Tucked away in the elegant 7th arrondissement of #Paris, just a short walk from the Musée d’Orsay or the Invalides, lies one of the city’s most underrated cultural spaces — the Fondation EDF. Housed inside a beautifully restored former electrical substation, this unique venue offers an inspiring blend of art, science, technology, and social dialogue — and best of all, it’s completely free to visit. 📍 Where Is It and How to Get There You’ll find the Fondation EDF at 6 Rue Récamier, in the quiet and sophisticated Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood. The nearest metro station is Sèvres-Babylone (Lines 10 and 12). From there, it’s a pleasant 5-minute stroll past bookshops, cafes, and hidden courtyards. 🆓 Admission: Totally Free One of the biggest surprises? Entry is 100% free. No tickets, no reservations — just walk in during opening hours (usually Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00 to 19:00) and enjoy whatever fascinating exhibition is currently on show. 🖼️ What to Expect The foundation hosts cutting-edge exhibitions that explore the intersection of technology, creativity, and social change. Themes might include digital innovation, sustainable living, environmental impact, or even artificial intelligence — all presented through powerful contemporary art installations, photography, interactive media, or immersive experiences. It’s visually striking, intellectually engaging, and always evolving. 🏛️ A Bit of History The building itself is a piece of industrial heritage, once used to power parts of the Left Bank. In 1987, Électricité de France (EDF) transformed the site into a cultural foundation with a mission to support the arts and provoke public dialogue around major societal issues. Over the years, it has welcomed renowned artists, engineers, scientists, and visionaries. 🪑 Why It’s a Hidden Gem Despite its central location, the Fondation EDF remains off the tourist radar — which makes it perfect for a quiet, reflective, and educational break from the more crowded Parisian landmarks. Whether you’re an art lover, a curious mind, or a sustainability enthusiast, the exhibitions here leave a lasting impression. ☕ Insider Tip After your visit, take a walk down Rue du Bac, one of the most charming streets in Paris. Or grab a coffee at the nearby Coutume Café, a favorite among locals for its artisanal brews. ✨ Final Thought In a city full of monumental museums, the Fondation EDF offers something refreshingly modern and intimate — a place where technology meets culture, and where ideas spark as brightly as the lights that once powered its walls. A must-see if you’re looking to experience a different side of Paris — for free.

Stretching out from the Arc de Triomphe, the Avenue des Champs-Élysées is one of the most famous and desirable streets in Paris. It’s not just a shopping paradise (though I can’t afford it 🤌🏻🤌🏻), but also a soulful road that combines history, art, and the rhythm of life. 🏛️ From Swampland to Royal Center 🌟 Originally a swampland (hard to imagine, right? 😱😱😱), the Champs-Élysées was transformed in the 17th century by André Le Nôtre, the designer of Versailles, who extended the Tuileries Garden’s landscape into this straight avenue. The name "Champs-Élysées" comes from Greek mythology’s "Elysian Fields," symbolizing a resting place for heroes, embodying nobility and eternity. By the 18th century, cafés, theaters, and aristocratic mansions began to line the avenue ☕️. By the 19th century, it became a venue for high society parades and gatherings. Today, it has evolved into a microcosm of modern Parisian life—fashion, tourism, celebrations, politics, and art intertwine to form a living historical axis. ✨ My Travel Experience: Walking Through Paris at Night My first walk along the Champs-Élysées was on my first night in Paris. The streetlights on the trees were perfectly aligned, shimmering in the night, while the crowds moved gracefully and elegantly. Here, you’ll find the flagship store of #LouisVuitton, the sweet aroma of macarons from the iconic Ladurée café, and street performers playing jazz or chanson with ease. Every step felt like walking through a scene from a Parisian film 🎬. Looking down from the Arc de Triomphe, the avenue stretches like a canvas, connecting landmarks and history. The Champs-Élysées isn’t just glamorous; what amazed me was its sense of scale and grandeur—spacious but not ostentatious, lively yet orderly, embodying the classic and confident impression of Paris itself. 🎄 Festive Magic: Christmas Lights and New Year Fireworks If you visit during winter like I did, you’ll witness the most enchanting time of the year on the Champs-Élysées. From late November to early January, the avenue is adorned with hundreds of thousands of LED lights, transforming it into a golden, dreamlike passage, as if the entire city is celebrating the season. New Year’s Eve is the highlight. On December 31st, the Arc de Triomphe becomes a giant projection screen, with light shows and fireworks illuminating the Champs-Élysées. The avenue is packed with cheering crowds (but remember to stay safe ⚠️!). The Champs-Élysées is not just a tourist hotspot; it’s a street that tells stories, a piece of history you’ll remember with every step you take. If the Arc de Triomphe was my first glimpse of Paris, then the Champs-Élysées was my first step in falling in love with its timeless charm.

#summervacay Paris: Where Every Corner Whispers Magic ✨ Stepping into Paris feels like walking through a living postcard. The Eiffel Tower isn’t just a monument—it’s the city’s glittering heartbeat, especially at night when it sparkles like champagne. Along the Seine, lovers stroll, artists sketch, and barges glide under ornate bridges like Pont Neuf. This river divides Paris’ soul: the Rive Gauche (Left Bank) oozes bohemian charm with bookshops and cafes like Les Deux Magots, where philosophers once debated. The Rive Droite (Right Bank) thrums with luxury—think designer boutiques on Champs-Élysées and the triumphant Arc de Triomphe. Art is everywhere. The Louvre’s glass pyramid guards Mona Lisa’s smile, while the Musée d’Orsay—housed in a stunning Beaux-Arts station—celebrates Monet and Van Gogh. Climb Montmartre’s cobbled streets to the dazzling Sacré-Cœur, where street musicians serenade sunset views over the city’s zinc rooftops. Parisian life? It’s a ritual. Mornings begin with flaky croissants from corner boulangeries. Lunch means crisp baguettes, creamy cheese, and people-watching from café terraces. By evening, bistros glow with the clink of wine glasses and plates of steak-frites. Don’t miss picnics in Luxembourg Gardens or vintage treasures in Le Marais’ trendy boutiques. Pro Tips: ✨ Rooftop bars (like Galeries Lafayette) offer insane tower views. 🥐 Try pain au chocolat at Du Pain et des Idées. 🚶♂️ Get lost! Wander hidden passages (covered arcades) and village-like lanes in Saint-Germain. Paris isn’t just a city—it’s a mood. A blend of romance, history, and that effortless je ne sais quoi that leaves you forever dreaming of your next espresso by the Seine.