Gallery
Crowds of French patriots line the Champs Elysees to view Free French tanks and half tracks of General Leclerc's 2nd Armored Division passes through the Arc du Triomphe, after Paris was liberated on August 26, 1944. Among the crowd can be s
Jack Downey, U.S. Office of War Information · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Walk one stretch. Cap flagship shops.
Best time
Weekday morning or dusk; weekend noon stacks. Ticket prices follow the official site.
How to go
Metro / station: Franklin D. Roosevelt. Read the signs after exit.
Tips
- · One axis a day — do not jam another district.
- · Last trains and closures follow that day’s notice.
Nearby Michelin
Next stop
Where this line goes next
Walk or one Metro hop to the next place. Crossing districts is another day.
Grand Palais
Walk · 9min
Champs-Élysées → Grand Palais: One Champs-Élysées stretch (~9 min)
Next is Grand Palais on the Champs / Opéra axis — do not also stack the Louvre or Versailles today.
Petit Palais
Walk · 13min
Champs-Élysées → Petit Palais: Arc roundabout edge (~13 min)
Link Champs-Élysées to Petit Palais then stop this stretch — leave the Louvre or Versailles for another day.
Visit moments
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