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The Champs-Elysees
[1]
(French: Avenue des Champs-Elysees), located in France
Paris
Downtown business district,
The Champs-Elysees is located between the Louvre and
The new Triumphal Arch
The central axis, also known as Triumph Avenue, is one of the world's three major bustling central streets, and is also known as the world's top ten charming pedestrian streets. She traversed the capital
Paris
The east-west main road, a total length of 1800 meters, the widest point of about 120 meters, two-way eight lanes, from the east
Place de la Concorde
, west to
Charles de Gaulle Place
(also known as
Star square
), the eastern section is dominated by natural scenery; The two sides are flat Inns
lawn
, quiet and peaceful; The western section is a high-end business district with world famous brands,
Outfit shop
Perfume shops are concentrated here, the fire tree silver flower, graceful and luxurious. This is why it is called "the beautiful street of the world". Per annum
July
The French Bastille Day parade on the 14th was held on this avenue.
Many novels about the 18th and 19th centuries, for example
Alexander Dumas
's
Count of Monte Cristo
",
Alexander Dumas
's
La Dame aux Camelias
",
Honore de Balzac
's
Old Goriot
"And other works have described the prosperity of the Champs-Elysees Avenue, and the Avenue has also become the entertainment paradise of the aristocracy and the emerging bourgeoisie in literary works.
[2]
Local time on May 11, 2022, to welcome Paris 2024
Summer Olympic Games
The transformation project of Champs-Elysees Avenue in Paris was officially launched. The revamp, estimated to cost 260 million euros, will make the Champs-Elysees greener and less polluted.
[5]
- Chinese name
- The Champs-Elysees
- Foreign name
- Avenue des Champs-Elysees
- Geographical position
- Paris Downtown business district
- Climatic condition
- Temperate maritime climate
- Opening hours
- Whole day
- Ticket price
- free
- Home country
- France
- Play time
- A day or so
- full-length
- 1,915 m
- breadth
- 70 m
Champs-elysees Pastoral Avenue
It was founded in 1616, when the Empress Marie de Medicis decided to turn it into a
Louvre
A swampy field outside has been transformed into a tree-lined avenue. So at that time the Champs-Elysees was known as the "Queen's Boulevard".
The Champs-Elysees has a similar history
Paris
The history of municipal development is closely linked. According to historical records, in 1667, the royal family
horticulturist
Legente
To expand the horizons of Tuileries Garden, bring something from this royal garden
Central axis
Extending west to Polka Dot Square, this is the prototype of the avenue. At that time, the road was still flanked by wilderness and swamps.
Mid-17th century, landscape designer at Versailles Palace
Legente
(Le Notre) Right
Louvre
anterior
Tuileries Garden
The redesign was extended
Garden center
The length of the trail, new
alameda
From the Louvre to the present-day Champs-Elysees
Circular square
. Sun King
Louis XIV
Along this unobstructed road, you can watch the enchanting sunset that disappears on the western horizon every day.
In 1709 it was planted on both sides
elm
The completion of the central Pedestrian Street outlined the initial prototype of the Champs-Elysees. The street also became the main venue for celebrations and gatherings in the city of Paris.
In 1724, the Duke of Antin and the Marquis of Marigny took over
Royal garden
During this period, they completed the full line planning of the Champs-Elysees, and since then the Champs-Elysees has become
Paris
The most prestigious, important and attractive street.
In 19th century France
capitalism
In the "Belle Era" of rapid development, the western section of the Champs-Elysees complied with the needs of economic development and became an important commercial avenue, while retaining the elegant atmosphere of French style.
In 1806,
Napoleon
in
Battle of Austerlitz
After the defeat of the Austro-Russian allied forces, he led his troops home from this street.
In 1814, the anti-French Coalition forces entered Paris, where Prussian and British soldiers camped.
In 1828, the avenue was fully owned by the city, and later designers Hittorf and Alphand changed the original plan for the Champs-Elysees: they added a fountain,
footpath
And gas street lights. Make it into
French garden
The first boulevard in history.
Second Empire
Period,
Napoleon III
It took 18 years (1851-1869) to build a vigorous expansion of Paris, which he commissioned
Seine
Governor Osman presided over the expansion. For rearranging traffic in the clogged city, Osman put
intersection
Change the square to
Transportation hub
To this end, many street squares were expanded, such as
Star square
,
Place de la Bastille
Let's wait. Connecting parts
Grand square
The intersection is straight and wide
Phoenix tree
Tree Avenue, flanked by luxurious five - and six-story buildings; In the vista, each avenue leads to a monument. This pattern made the city magnificent and smooth traffic flow, which was followed by many metropolises in the world at that time. To the eye, it still looks good
Practical standard
with
Aesthetic standard
A model of combination.
It is this expansion project that makes the Champs-Elysees truly become a"
France
First Avenue
". Haussmann widened the original five avenues and built seven more, making the square the center of 12 radiating avenues. The Champs-Elysees is extended from Polka Dot to Star Square, becoming one of 12 avenues. After the expansion of Paris, the Champs-Elysees ushered in the spring of its development history. Entrepreneurs have built houses there, opened a rich French fashion stores, high-end cosmetics stores, banks, high-end cars, high-end
cabaret
And so on.
In 1942, the Nazi army made a show of force against the peaceful forces of the world.
In 1970, on the same boulevard, the French observed a moment of silence for General de Gaulle.
From the 1980s onwards, along with
Urbanization process
The acceleration of the Champs Elysees appearance was destroyed. Many urban planners and designers pained to point out that the Champs-Elysees is also not immune to the common problems of metropolitan streets.
The biggest problem is that the position of the relationship between pedestrians and vehicles is reversed, and more than half of the pedestrian side roads are parked with various vehicles, coupled with traffic congestion, and pedestrians are blocked.
And then there's the confusion on street view, from
Telephone booth
to
newsstand
, from
billboard
To the AD column, everything
Art form
A mixed story. Even the building itself, it's covered
Leave a message
And all kinds of colorful advertisements. Third, there is the danger of evolving into noisy high streets. greasy
Wrapping paper
And the neon lights of the shopping mall, gradually covered its noble and elegant image.
The Champs-Elysees - Avenue of Light is one of the most famous pedestrian streets in the world. The Champs-Elysees is known as
perfect
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The straight line from
Louvre
To the museum
Arc de Triomphe
Connected and located
Place de la Concorde
Between the two great squares of Cape Lande. The road is covered with two hundred year old trees. At the same time, on both sides of the road are shops of every famous brand in the world. Walking down the street, you can easily get to the most attractive of Paris
Tourist destination
Such as the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe,
The Grand Palace
And Petit Palais.... Witness all the exciting moments in the city's history. Today, the Avenue is still the venue for major city and national events.
[4]
Local time on May 11, 2022, to welcome Paris 2024
Summer Olympic Games
The transformation project of Champs-Elysees Avenue in Paris was officially launched. The revamp, estimated to cost 260 million euros, will make the Champs-Elysees greener and less polluted.
[5]
The Champs-Elysees is divided into two sections bounded by the Polka Dot Square: the eastern section is Treaty 700
Meter length
The boulevard is dominated by natural scenery and the road is a flat English lawn. The western section is a high-end business district of about 1200 meters, and it is also the place where the world's famous brands are most dense. while
Outfit shop
Perfume shops, near the Arc de Triomphe the most shops.
The Champs Elysees
Close to
Seine
The first part is parallel, south of the avenue, is the Seine River. Two are 8-lane streets, which rise and fall in between. Down the road is
Arc de Triomphe
.
1914, the famous leather goods manufacturing company"
Louis Vuitton
After entering this avenue, the "Committee for the Defense of the Champs-Elysees" was launched, and later changed its name several times.
In 1980 it was renamed the Champs-Elysees Committee, whose mission was to "defend the reputation of the most beautiful promenade in the world". The committee consists of about 400 people, all volunteers, representing businesses and residents on both sides of the Champs-Elysees. The committee is funded by membership fees, so it can be used by individuals or
Interest group
Be independent and give advice for the public good.
1985 The Committee has been following up on the destruction of the Champs-Elysees since 1985 and in 1989 came up with the "Save the Champs-Elysees Plan".
In February 1992, at its prompting,
Paris
The city government started the renovation project, the main purpose of the project is to restore the original appearance of the promenade, to make room for pedestrians
Activity space
.
one
,
Cancel
Roadside parking
A five-storey underground car park with 850 parking Spaces will be constructed and 4 hectares of pavement will be reclaimed
footpath
.
Second, the pavement pavement, with light gray between small blue dots
granite
Laying, giving a sense of calm and calm.
Third, after widening the sidewalk, and planting two rows of parasol trees, there are four rows of trees on both sides of the avenue, and there is a walking avenue landscape covered by green trees.
4. Reset the "furniture" of the avenue, including reinstalling street lights,
bench
,
bus
Bus shelter
, poster post,
newsstand
Let's wait.
Arts and crafts designer
They combine the Kit Kat concept with traditional style, integrating modern style with classical sentiment. The tone of the new "furniture" is grey and black, and the accessories are shiny dark cast iron, maintaining the elegant and solemn style, faithful to the traditional image of the Champs-Elysees.
In September 1994, after more than two years of renovation, the Champs-Elysees project was completed. The whole project cost 240 million yuan
franc
(about 37 million euros), not including the 30 million francs (4.6 million euros) spent on renovating the facades on both sides of the avenue. At the completion ceremony, Chirac, the mayor of Paris at the time, boarded the Arc de Triomphe and lit the trees on both sides of the avenue
Strip light
.
emerald
The ribbon of light changes in waves through the branches of the trees, which is spectacular. Chirac told the jubilant crowd: "Champs-Elysees, people
subconsciousness
The wonderful place has restored its reputation."
French folk have protection
Historical and cultural heritage
The tradition of... After more than 300 years of evolution, the Champs-Elysees Avenue has become the most scenic and humanistic avenue in France, and the French people call it "the most beautiful promenade in the world" without modesty.
[3]
Every year on July 14th, Bastille Day,
President of France
Will attend the military parade on the Champs-Elysees.
On the last day of each year, the Champs-Elysees becomes a pedestrian street where people celebrate the New Year.
Paris Metro Line 9, Line 6, Line 13, etc. will go to the Champs-Elysees Avenue, as long as you see the direction to champs-elycees-clemenceau.