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Views of Place de la Concorde from the Seine. Can't see much as was on the boat on the river. It was three days before Bastille Day, and they were preparing the square for the celebrations. Built by King Louis XV in the 18th century is one
Elliott Brown from Birmingham, United Kingdom · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Entry from Concorde into the Champs.
Best time
Weekday morning or dusk; weekend noon stacks. Ticket prices follow the official site.
How to go
Metro / station: Concorde. Read the signs after exit.
Tips
- · One axis a day — do not jam another district.
- · Last trains and closures follow that day’s notice.
Next stop
Where this line goes next
Walk or one Metro hop to the next place. Crossing districts is another day.
Parc Monceau
Walk · 9min
Concorde north to Champs → Parc Monceau: Madeleine corner (~9 min)
Stay on the Champs / Opéra axis to Parc Monceau; if crowds spike, cap it and go back.
Saint-Lazare station gate
Walk · 15min
Concorde north to Champs → Saint-Lazare station gate: Avenue George V stretch (~15 min)
The short link to Saint-Lazare station gate beats crossing to the Louvre or Versailles.
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