Paris - Rue Royale
The Rue Royale, between Place de la Concorde and the Madeleine, laid out in the 18th century, is one of the most elegant streets in Paris. Many of the 18th century buildings are now protected as national monuments.
Elegance and high prices are traditional characteristics of the luxury shops in Rue Royale. Among them are Villeroy et Boch (porcelain), several renowned jewelers, Christofle (tableware), Fauchon (fine foods) and Verutti (gentlemen's outfitter). At No. 3 is the world- famed Maxim's Restaurant, with its Art Nouveau decor a reminder of Paris's belle époque.
Elegance and high prices are traditional characteristics of the luxury shops in Rue Royale. Among them are Villeroy et Boch (porcelain), several renowned jewelers, Christofle (tableware), Fauchon (fine foods) and Verutti (gentlemen's outfitter). At No. 3 is the world- famed Maxim's Restaurant, with its Art Nouveau decor a reminder of Paris's belle époque.
Hobbies & Activities category: Art Nouveau or Deco - architecture & art; Glass, porcelain, pottery exhibit; Jewels, diamond cutting; Market, shopping area
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