Sofitel Champs Elysees-Paris: A Mixture Of Ancient And Modern
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Show intothe walk from the Champs Elysees in Paris Sofitel will be carried by the personal touch, the intimacy of this luxury five star hotel without beingoverwhelmed. Located between the Seine and Champselysees Avenue is one of the luxury hotels that is close to all gorgeousattractions of the city, including major centers of the media. The atmosphere of Sofitel Champs Elysees is a unique blend of traditional and contemporary witha evoke: the structure is decidedly 19th century with modern amenities. Some people find their shared entrancewith Paris Club of the press a little strange but some think it's funky, even fun.
The Champs Elysees-Paris Sofitel veryintelligently is designed with each room overlooking a courtyard and allow air much ofsunlight and fresh. Other amenities include a 24-hour reception, dailynewspapers, free wireless internet, restaurant, bar, room service, etc. During the evening the guests in general love for everyone and colorful fields thewide Elyseesdotted Parisian boulevard with shops specialized, cafes, bars and restaurants. Going aroundthe 8th arondissement they can enter the Place de la Concorde, one of the largest squares in the city. Designed in 1755 he was called up Louis XV and later the Plaza of the Revolution, when Louis the 15th was a member of the First of the fee for cutting machines to be followed by other notableslike Antoinette Queen Mary, Madame du Barry, and Danton, to name a few.
To the west is introduced roadjunction emblem of the city, where no fewer than 12 routes found. No wonder this place isreferred under the name "Star Plaza" or Place de l'Etoile. Despite being called PlaceCharles de Gaulle in 1970, after the former French president, however, most peopleprefer call it by its original name.
And if you are in the Place de l'Etoile how you can lose Arcde Triomphe? This arc (win, you guessed it) thebrave tribute to the soldiers who fought in the ARC France.Beyond you start to see the selection Great andbuildings steps.
As for the first time is yourselfin arondissement the Louvre and the Palais du Louvre, which houses the famous Louvre Museum.What began as a fortress in the 12th century is now a grandrepository of Fine Arts. The museum is best known for oil paintingexecuted by Leonardo da Vinci in the 16th century, the Mona Lisa. However, as popular are the collections that are Islamic, Egyptian, and the collection of drawings.
Leaving the museum you find the right bank and SeineRiver. Artists likeRenoir, Sisley, Monet, Van Gogh, and have paid the earnest and sincere tributesto which crosses Paris Through their works. When you walk by the River Seine et surprisedto to see artists drawing furiously on, or the musicians are singing paeans of the Seine.
You walk back into equallypleasurable luxury hotel.
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Show intothe walk from the Champs Elysees in Paris Sofitel will be carried by the personal touch, the intimacy of this luxury five star hotel without beingoverwhelmed. Located between the Seine and Champselysees Avenue is one of the luxury hotels that is close to all gorgeousattractions of the city, including major centers of the media. The atmosphere of Sofitel Champs Elysees is a unique blend of traditional and contemporary witha evoke: the structure is decidedly 19th century with modern amenities. Some people find their shared entrancewith Paris Club of the press a little strange but some think it's funky, even fun.
The Champs Elysees-Paris Sofitel veryintelligently is designed with each room overlooking a courtyard and allow air much ofsunlight and fresh. Other amenities include a 24-hour reception, dailynewspapers, free wireless internet, restaurant, bar, room service, etc. During the evening the guests in general love for everyone and colorful fields thewide Elyseesdotted Parisian boulevard with shops specialized, cafes, bars and restaurants. Going aroundthe 8th arondissement they can enter the Place de la Concorde, one of the largest squares in the city. Designed in 1755 he was called up Louis XV and later the Plaza of the Revolution, when Louis the 15th was a member of the First of the fee for cutting machines to be followed by other notableslike Antoinette Queen Mary, Madame du Barry, and Danton, to name a few.
To the west is introduced roadjunction emblem of the city, where no fewer than 12 routes found. No wonder this place isreferred under the name "Star Plaza" or Place de l'Etoile. Despite being called PlaceCharles de Gaulle in 1970, after the former French president, however, most peopleprefer call it by its original name.
And if you are in the Place de l'Etoile how you can lose Arcde Triomphe? This arc (win, you guessed it) thebrave tribute to the soldiers who fought in the ARC France.Beyond you start to see the selection Great andbuildings steps.
As for the first time is yourselfin arondissement the Louvre and the Palais du Louvre, which houses the famous Louvre Museum.What began as a fortress in the 12th century is now a grandrepository of Fine Arts. The museum is best known for oil paintingexecuted by Leonardo da Vinci in the 16th century, the Mona Lisa. However, as popular are the collections that are Islamic, Egyptian, and the collection of drawings.
Leaving the museum you find the right bank and SeineRiver. Artists likeRenoir, Sisley, Monet, Van Gogh, and have paid the earnest and sincere tributesto which crosses Paris Through their works. When you walk by the River Seine et surprisedto to see artists drawing furiously on, or the musicians are singing paeans of the Seine.
You walk back into equallypleasurable luxury hotel.
Pictures/SnapShot :
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