Possibly the most famous street in the world, Paris's Champs Elysees is the dreamiest of lanes and a perfect stop for all France travel.
Wide sidewalks welcome travelers to meander along them, taking in the sweet smells of perfectly manicured flower beds and the cooling shade of large chestnut trees. Originally designed and implemented in 1838, the gardens have changed little since their inception and offer a chance to see the natural, man-made relic in the City of Love.
While strollers will delight in the atmosphere of Champs Elysees during the day, guests can also experience some of Paris' finest shows along the road at night. Featuring a number of cabaret shows, one of the best is Lida, a dinner show that features feather-filled outfits and world-class theatrics. Infamous performer Dita Von Teese has graced the stages of Crazy Horse, where passionate dances are sure to get any traveler's heart racing.
However, those wanting a quiet night in town can simply indulge in a stroll beneath the street's plethora of twinkling lights, providing a romantic end to any Parisian trip.
Parisian romance and intrigue at the Champs Elysees
Posted on Wednesday, Feb. 15th, 2012
