It is nicknamed “the most beautiful avenue in the world” and this Sunday at 7:15 p.m., it will be lit up brightly for the end-of-year celebrations in front of a packed crowd. Tourists, businessmen, Parisians and… pickpockets rub shoulders there. The Champs Élysées remain the symbol of luxury. We have the survey. Meeting with the people of the Fields.
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The Champs-Élysées… Its luxury, its tourists… And their pickpockets. To counter this scourge, the BAC Paris Center watches over the most beautiful avenue in the world all day long. Back-to-back theft, profile of the thief… During a stroll, at the top of this article, they give us some tricks of the trade.
Who says Champs-Élysées, says luxury. And when it comes to eating… French know-how answers the call: from Ladurée to Fouquet's, a look back at years of culinary history.
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They are the eyes and ears of Paris… the kiosquiers! Sylvianne has been in the profession since 1983. Today, she passes the profession on to her 23-year-old grandson. Meeting in a kiosk on the Champs-Élysées.
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Aptly named “the avenue of cinema” in the 1930s, the Champs-Élysées today struggles to keep culture alive. The Publicis is the last witness to the 7th art.
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A series of reports by: Mélissa Genevois, Emie Stervinou, Méryl Loisel, Aude Blacher
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