Editing Place Charles de Gaulle (section)

=== Avenues ===
[[File:Paris-Arc de Triomphe-104-2017-gje.jpg|thumb|The Place de l'Étoile was renamed the Place [[Charles de Gaulle]] in 1970.]]

The twelve [[Avenue (landscape)|avenues]], clockwise from the north, are the following:

# [[Avenue de Wagram]] (thus called since the Second Empire) and Boulevard de l'Étoile or Boulevard Bezons before
# [[Avenue Hoche]]: Avenue de la [[Hortense de Beauharnais|Reine-Hortense]] during the Second Empire and Boulevard Monceau before
# Avenue de Friedland since the Second Empire and Boulevard Beaujon before
# [[Champs-Élysées|Avenue des Champs-Élysées]]
# [[Avenue Marceau]]: Avenue [[Empress Joséphine|Joséphine]] during the Second Empire
# [[Avenue d'Iéna]]
# [[Avenue Kléber]]: Avenue du [[Napoleon II|Roi-de-Rome]] during the Second Empire and Boulevard de [[Passy]] before
# [[Avenue Victor-Hugo (Paris)|Avenue Victor-Hugo]]: Avenue d'[[Battle of Eylau|Eylau]] during the Second Empire and Avenue de [[Saint-Cloud]] before
# [[Avenue Foch]]: Avenue du [[Bois de Boulogne|Bois]] during the [[French Third Republic|Third Republic]] and Avenue de l'[[Eugénie de Montijo|Impératrice]] during the Second Empire
# [[Avenue de la Grande Armée]] during the Second Empire and Avenue de [[Neuilly-sur-Seine|Neuilly]] before
# Avenue Carnot: Avenue d'[[Battle of Aspern-Essling|Essling]] during the Second Empire
# [[Avenue Mac-Mahon]]: Avenue du [[Jérôme Bonaparte|Prince-Jérôme]] during the Second Empire