You may feel you can’t buy a trunk or even a wallet, but visiting the Louis Vuitton store on the Champs-Elysées is unmissable. Designed by Eric Carlson and Peter Marino, offering a lift conceived by one of the most famous land art artists, Olafur Eliason, the shop is organized between glass walls and sections creating the feeling of a spiral. The sensation of luxury and culture well reflects the traditions of the more than centenary house, opened in 1854. Of course, bags and luggage are available, but also clothes and the finest shoes of  Marc Jacobs fame. You could also have a look at the house’s proper editions of city-guides. Welcome in luxury, welcome in France.