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Rue de Rivoli
Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-3 hours
Address: Rue de Rivoli, 75008 Paris
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This is a beautiful place.the Louvre is just right next door.Hotel du louvre is a lovely hotel.especially want to thank monsieur Ajmal Mehdi .
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Rue de Rivioli is a world well known road situated in Paris, France. The road is fixed with a portion of the greatest names in fashion and the world. For you history buffs, Rue de Rivioli, is where Napoleon asserted his triumph over the Austrian armed force in 1797. On the off chance that you stroll along the road you will pass the Louver, which is the craftsmanship exhibition hall that houses The Venus de Milo statue and the Mona Lisa. In the event that history is not your thing, you can appreciate shopping in one of the numerous trinket shops along the road and bring home various presents for family and companions.
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This is a beautiful place.the Louvre is just right next door.Hotel du louvre is a lovely hotel.especially want to thank monsieur Ajmal Mehdi .
The best place to shop if you're looking for moderate prices and options! This street has everything from shoes, men's, make-up, women's fashion, a few designer stores and fast-food places to eat as well as French restaurants. Stores like Zara, Sephora, H&M, Mango, Jennyfer and Minelli's to name a few. The street stores stretch from the Louvre Museum to the beginning of Le Marais (at St. Paul metro station). I recommend paying this area a visit since it's centrally located in the first arrondissment and it's near the many of the frequently visited Parisian neighborhoods. The best way to get here is Metro exit Chatelet.
Rue de Rivoli might be one of the prettiest streets in the world, or at least, one of my favourites. You'll pass by the Louvre, the Tuilleries, Place de la Concorde, designer shops, lovely bookstores, Angelina Tea Room (stop for some hot chocolate, please!), somewhat tacky gift shops, while admiring the architecture that screams "PARIS" all the way through. If you want to see the Paris that is shown in the movies, only the Eiffel Tower beats Rue de Rivoli.
Only in Paris can you walk out of Zara then see something as beautiful as this..✌
The Rue de Rivoli is one of the most prominent commercial streets in Paris that runs parallel to Tuileries Gardens and the Louvre museum. The street is known for shops which carry the most fashionable name brands in the world. The ‘Rue de Rivoli’ name is connected to Napoleon’s 18th-century victory over the Austrian army in the battle of Rivoli.