Boulevard Haussmann Review

The Ottoman Avenue in Paris is a very wide commercial avenue. There are many very well-known department stores on both sides. Some have a history of more than 100 years. The business here is very developed. It is one of the important commercial streets in Paris. It is worth visiting. Feel the bustling Paris business atmosphere.

Ottoman Street is a bit similar to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai. Visitors from all over the world are shopping every year before Christmas, Galeries Lafayette will design a fairy tale theme for children. Walk on the road. All kinds of romantic plots!

Haussmann Avenue is a paradise for shoppers. Here, Galeries Lafayette Department Store GaleriesLafayette and Spring Department Store PrintempsDepartmentStore are gathered. The two department stores occupy seven or eight buildings and several blocks. It is very close to the Paris Opera. It is very convenient to take the subway, but it feels expensive. Probably because of the famous attraction of many tourists, one-third of the sales staff are Chinese, don't worry about the language barrier when shopping

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Ottoman Avenue is not in the most prosperous area of Paris, but is vividly vivid because of two famous department stores: Galeries Lafayette, France's largest department store, and Printemps, known for its boutique home furnishings.

Ottoman Avenue actually talks about the name, many people feel particularly strange, but to say that Galeries Lafayette and Paris spring is here, you will definitely realize, this is the most prosperous commercial street in Paris, gathered Paris Opera, Galeries Lafayette Department Store, Paris Spring Department Store, etc., A must see in Paris.