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法国景点介绍（France attractions） French attractions Champs Elysees Street (Ave des Champs-Elysees) west to east from the Place de la Concorde Star Plaza, a total length of about 1800 meters, the width of the street about 120 meters, is across Paris and the most unique, one of the busiest streets. In French, Champs Elysees is Paradise Garden means. In the past, here was a low-lying wet ground. In seventeenth Century during the reign of Louis Xiv, was here planting trees, making it exclusively for nobles recreation area. Later, the westward extension of the park in the east-west axis of Thule, nearly 1 km long avenue built here. Was added after the expansion. 1709 was named Champs Elysees street. The street to the North-South street as long bhuvan, divided into different things two. The quiet section reflects the idyllic scenery, about 700 meters long, rows of verdant Indus garden, clip in and out a pair of trees. A towering Grand Central Star Plaza, well-known far and near the east end of the Triumphal Arch. A Bourbon palace, Cathedral of Madeleine street. Here in the park, Le Louvre Museum, and Thule city building and the Elysee Palace and other places of historic interest and scenic beauty. Length of over 1100 meters west, west of Place de la Concorde is another traffic hub in Paris. Some of the major festivals in France in July 14th National Day parade type, the new years celebration will be held in this famous street. Paris Place de la Concorde (Place de la Concorde in Paris) is located in Paris City, the north shore of Seine River, is one of the most beautiful Frances most famous square and the world square. The square was founded in 1757, is based on the design and construction of the famous architect Gabriel. Because the center of the square had a plastic Louis like riding fifteen, in 1763 was named Louis fifteen square. Revolution has been renamed the revolution square. In 1795 it was renamed as Place de la Concorde, after the famous architect Stof presided over th