Fifth Avenue is the central street in Manhattan, new york. There are high-rise buildings on both sides of the road, and the glass curtain wall shines. Today, it has become a high-tech center, residential center, cultural center, shopping center and tourist center in new york.

Few streets can accommodate so many well-stocked and popular shops as Fifth Avenue. Rich commodities, complete brands and high quality have become the characteristics of the Fifth Avenue in the United States, and brand operation has become a prominent feature of the Fifth Avenue full of land and money. 100 years, Fifth Avenue has been at the peak of success, and people will not doubt that Fifth Avenue will continue to maintain the success of 100 years.

Second place: Champs Elysé es, Paris, France

The Champs Elysé es is located in the eighth district of Paris, in the northwest of the city. It started in Place de la Concorde, where there is an obelisk. The street extends from east to west1915m. The first half is relatively flat, and then there is an uphill to Charles de Gaulle Square, with the Arc de Triomphe standing in the middle. Champs Elysé es is one of the main tourist attractions in Paris. The first half of the Champs Elysé es is surrounded by green spaces and some buildings. In its heyday, there were many high-end consumer goods stores and performance venues, as well as many famous cafes and restaurants.

Third place: Oxford Street, London, England

Oxford Street is the leading shopping street in Britain, attracting 30 million tourists from all over the world every year. It is the shopping center in West End of London and the busiest street in Britain. Many shoppers are attracted by more than 300 world-class shopping centers on this 1.25 mile long street. It is estimated that 9 million foreign tourists come here to visit and shop every year, and their spending here accounts for 20% of the total income of Oxford Street. Like retail, this street is a workplace for millions of people. There are 50 buses passing through Oxford Street every hour, and four subway stations are connected with five lines, thus ensuring the core position of the public transport network.

Fourth place: Shinjuku Street, Tokyo, Japan

Shinjuku Shopping Street is located in Shinjuku, downtown Tokyo. It controls the travel of 3.6 million passengers every day, which is bigger than any other city in Japan.

Become the region with the largest number of skyscrapers in Japan. The 48-story, 243-meter-high Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office Building was completed in 199 1 year. It has become very common and popular to watch the panoramic view from the balcony of the building.

Fifth place: Myeongdong Street, Seoul, South Korea

Myeongdong Commercial Street has well-preserved Korean cultural relics such as China Embassy and Myeongdong Temple. At the same time, it is also a godsend tourist attraction, with ultra-modern shopping malls and shopping centers, sightseeing hotels, more than 65,438+000 financial institutions, thousands of clothes and various tourist resources and facilities such as clothing stores, restaurants, entertainment and leisure. It is a fashionable street that leads the latest trend and is full of youthful vitality.

Sixth place: Orchard Road, Singapore

The name of Orchard Day comes from nutmeg and pepper planted along the street in 191940s. Today's Orchard Road is a prosperous and busy place where people can experience fun and blend eastern and western cultures. Singapore's new glass fiber reinforced plastic tower shines brightly, and there are more things that make it shine. At the same time, Orchard Road will not forget to give it beautiful roots. Those lush Ansana trees and trees beside the lush sidewalks all show a tropical romance.

Seventh place: Coudame Street, Berlin.

This is the site of the William the Great Memorial Hall. People nicknamed this street "Coudame". Tree-lined streets lead to the west, Lake Lance, Stahan.

Later, the competition between the eastern and western commercial centers in Germany promoted the progress of Kufstandam area to a greater extent. Today, it has once again become the main gathering place of high fashion and fashion shops.

Eighth place: Kenton Street, Vienna, Austria

In this street, internationally renowned brands and Vienna enterprises coexist harmoniously, and all internationally, nationally and regionally renowned brands can be found here. Another strange phenomenon in this street is the coexistence of old and new architectural styles. Traditional architecture and modern architectural style paint a picture, which clearly shows that the old tradition is respected, but the modern development has been caught up. At the entrance of Kanter Street lies the world's most famous opera house-vienna state opera. In the center of the "Golden U", there is the largest and most important Anglican church in Vienna-Stephen Church.

Ninth place: Arbat Street, Moscow, Russia

In the19th century, this street was all the rage. Until today, we can still find the names of the owners in the pedestrian street: Tolstoy, Gagarin and other famous Russian surnames. They built gorgeous rooms decorated with balconies, statues and plaster models. Today, there are two main streets in Arbat, Arbat Street and New Arbat Street. Many old-fashioned small houses were demolished and replaced by large supermarkets, entertainment centers, restaurants and amusement markets serving consumers. Bookstores, antique shops and jewelry stores are all concentrated in Old Arbat Street.

Tenth place: Underground City of Montreal, Canada

Mengpu Town is famous for four to five months of winter every year. Thanks to the underground city, the business district has expanded its business and social and cultural activities. This rectangular area of about 12 square kilometers is just stuck between two important geographical landscapes. The Royal Mountains in the north and the St Lawrence River in the south.