What is the most famous street in the world?

A few of these you walk for the shopping, a few for the ghosts, one for a photograph you have already seen a thousand times.

1. 1
   Champs-Elysees

   Paris's ceremonial axis from the Concorde obelisk to the Arc de Triomphe, and the finish line of the Tour de France.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Fifth Avenue

   Manhattan's luxury run past the Empire State Building, St Patrick's and Central Park.
   732pts
3. 3
   Ocean Drive

   Miami Beach's art deco strip, pastel hotels facing the Atlantic.
   660pts
4. 4
   Shibuya Crossing

   Tokyo's scramble intersection, where up to 3,000 people cross at once.
   628pts
5. 5
   Downing Street

   A cul-de-sac behind a black door that houses the British government.
   553pts
6. 6
   Oxford Street

   London's retail spine, walked by around half a million people on a busy Saturday.
   553pts
7. 7
   Hollywood Boulevard

   The Walk of Fame, the Chinese Theatre, and more disappointed tourists than any street in California.
   488pts
8. 8
   Wall Street

   A narrow lane in Lower Manhattan that became shorthand for global finance.
   325pts
9. 9
   Bourbon Street

   The loud heart of the French Quarter, and the reason Mardi Gras looks the way it does.
   325pts
10. 10
    Nanjing Road

    Shanghai's shopping street, among the busiest retail miles on earth.
    325pts
11. 11
    Las Vegas Strip

    Four miles of casinos that turned a desert highway into a skyline.
    325pts
12. 12
    Unter den Linden

    Berlin's grand boulevard from the Brandenburg Gate to the Museum Island.
    325pts
13. 13
    Rodeo Drive

    Three blocks of Beverly Hills luxury that became a film location in itself.
    325pts
14. 14
    Lombard Street

    San Francisco's eight hairpin turns down a single block of Russian Hill.
    325pts
15. 15
    Abbey Road

    A quiet north London street made permanent by four men on a zebra crossing in 1969.
    0pts
16. 16
    La Rambla

    Barcelona's tree-lined promenade from Placa de Catalunya down to the sea.
    0pts

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