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Inside Background
Haussmann, Haussmann and again Haussmann. We owe this 19th century architect...
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Some would say that the words "Paris" and "Culture" are synonymous. And some...
Last edited: 22 August 2011
Paris:  Health & Safety Paris is considered as a quite safe city. You can...
Last edited: 15 June 2011
Over a period of more than 2,000 years, Paris has been attacked by outside...
Last edited: 05 August 2011
As a major global city, Paris has a lot going on. The city itself is...
Last edited: 16 August 2011
FREE PDF GUIDES PromptGuides.com – Preplanned Paris City Guides PDF Complete...
Last edited: 20 October 2011
Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau Tel : +33 (0) 8 92 68 31 12 / +33 (0) 8 92...
Last edited: 01 July 2011
Because of France’s location right off the Atlantic, Paris’s weather is mild...
Last edited: 14 August 2011
Paris is a fantastic city to visit with kids and offers much to an adventurous...
Last edited: 17 July 2010
Current weather forecast for Paris shows the current up-to-date weather...
Last edited: 10 March 2009
If you think that Paris is an expensive city, you're not mistaken, but there...
Last edited: 11 October 2011
Renting a vacation apartment in Paris Most hotel rooms in Paris are appropriate...
Last edited: 23 January 2011
Paris, the City of Light, evokes romantic emotions in anyone who has ever...
Last edited: 07 February 2009
Paris Museum Pass - The PARIS MUSEUM PASS gives you access to over 60 museums...
Last edited: 12 June 2010
Renting a vacation apartment can save you loads of money on your trip to Paris...
Last edited: 27 December 2011
WHAT'S THE NEIGHBORHOOD LIKE? http://www.pagesj... You can see a map, or a...
Last edited: 14 June 2011
Here is a list of books that may open children's minds to the land to which...
Last edited: 26 February 2009
This is a link to some Paris photos. Paris Pictures Paris Pictures Or if you...
Last edited: 07 November 2010
Delyan, one of the best tea houses in Paris!  Just a few blocks away from City...
Last edited: 14 December 2010
One of the first things to do is to begin reading short (specifically short and...
Last edited: 02 September 2011
 101 Things to do in Paris  My Secret Paris by Lisette, a true Parisian  SECRET...
Last edited: 28 January 2012
Paris, like many other major cities has pickpockets.  In the area of Centre...
Last edited: 03 August 2011
A weekend in Paris with 100 Euros to spend Do you dream to explore the capitol...
Last edited: 29 July 2011
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Inside Transportation
Airports There are two main airports serving Paris: Orly and...
Last edited: 09 July 2011
Paris (in its walls, that is inside the roughly oval area encompassed by the...
Last edited: 06 September 2009
Metro The metro is the ideal way to get around Paris fast and easily. There are...
Last edited: 07 February 2012
It’s not easy to find a taxi in Paris. Nothing like the yellow cabs in New York...
Last edited: 10 December 2011
Some people find booking on SNCF to be difficult.  Below is a step by step...
Last edited: 14 September 2011
There are tours orientated towards The American Beaches, tours towards The...
Last edited: 15 June 2011
The bus system in Paris is complex. First you need THE Book, on where the...
Last edited: 07 July 2008
Via the METRO/RER: The Eiffel Tower's nearest metro/RER station is Champ de...
Last edited: 17 June 2008
Figuring where to stay in Paris can be an exciting (and exhausting!) thing to...
Last edited: 02 December 2011
Paris is a city with six ( 6 ) major train stations in the city centre, each...
Last edited: 23 December 2011
Most visitors to Paris will make use of the city's life-line public transport...
Last edited: 27 February 2010
If you're arriving via Eurostar to Paris Gare du Nord, then bus 42 is perfect...
Last edited: 17 October 2008
This Insider Page was created from a thread on the forum prepared by long time...
Last edited: 16 April 2008
This is a list of  a few key railway terms in English & French: aisle...
Last edited: 09 July 2011
Transfer between Paris Gare du Nord and Paris Gare de Lyon: Take the RER line D...
Last edited: 09 July 2011
Paris is served by three airports and six major train stations and several bus...
Last edited: 19 January 2012
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Inside Things to Do
Reims, the champagne capital of France.  Take the train from Gare d'lest to...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
Whether or not you consider Paris kid-friendly depends upon the age of your...
Last edited: 09 June 2010
The priority for all first time visitors is to get a good overview of Paris...
Last edited: 07 September 2011
check out great tips about Parisian activities, hotels, and restaurants on this...
Last edited: 06 December 2008
What is your top 5 things to do & see ? This is a city with numerous...
Last edited: 29 September 2011
  In Paris there are many clubs with all kinds of music and for all kinds of...
Last edited: 14 June 2011
The Montmartre vineyards Not always mentioned in guides, the Montmartre...
Last edited: 03 January 2012
Paris has a vibrant cultural life. Theaters abound, mostly in the Grands...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
Shopping  Paris is famous for its department stores known as “Grands magasins...
Last edited: 12 May 2010
The main sport when visiting Paris is walking. That’s how you will get the best...
Last edited: 04 January 2012
La Republique O-Chateau, a traditional Parisian loft that offers unique...
Last edited: 02 June 2011
Even if you have only 24 hours or less to spend in Paris, this is enough for a...
Last edited: 09 November 2010
Short-term apartment rentals are an alternative type of lodging, particularly...
Last edited: 02 August 2011
Art classes for Kids  In a beautiful neighborhood in Paris, the 7th...
Last edited: 12 February 2012
If you go to Paris and have only 4 or 5 days, this is what you should do: Make...
Last edited: 07 November 2010
If you're looking for a different Paris experience, something innovative &...
Last edited: 26 June 2008
Discovering Paris in three days:   Stayed at hotel Dacia Luxembourg on Saint...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
Paris has the reputation of being one of the most romantic cities in the world...
Last edited: 17 December 2009
Many travelers love taking photos when  they travel but are disappointed at the...
Last edited: 21 March 2010
If you've been to Paris and have seen most of the usual sights, here's a...
Last edited: 14 September 2010
Most Paris hotel rooms, even in luxury lodgings, are built to accommodate only...
Last edited: 07 September 2010
Three of Christendom's Sacred Artifacts are stored in the basement of the Notre...
Last edited: 06 October 2011
An Insider’s View - language and culture immersion courses   For those who want...
Last edited: 03 November 2006
Go all the way to Paris and go to the movies? Why yes! Paris is the cinema...
Last edited: 01 August 2006
The Museum Formerly a private mansion and studio built in the 19th century, the...
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Paris main Train stations are Gare St Lazare,Gare du Nord,Gare...
Last edited: 09 October 2009
  PARIS FLEA MARKETS Paris got a lot of different Flea Market, the biggest and...
Last edited: 07 December 2011
The Paris public transport system, known by the acronym RATP, is one of the...
Last edited: 17 January 2012
Paris is well-known for the titles of 'City of light' and 'The World's Most...
Last edited: 07 November 2010
One should consider that while the French claim to love dogs, they do not love...
Last edited: 25 June 2008
Small kids? RUSH to the incredibly hard-to-pronounce Jardin des Tuileries...
Last edited: 27 July 2010
Paris  is a city with a number of major locations providing great scenic views...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
In just about every major european city, at every major site there is a long...
Last edited: 28 April 2010
When you have seen the Louvre and the Musee D'Orsay, when you have even done...
Last edited: 03 April 2010
A brilliant playground for children at Bassin de la Villette. The closest metro...
Last edited: 18 September 2011
Visiting Paris museums and monuments are the things you most want to do here...
Last edited: 25 August 2011
The Meridian of Paris If you have ever been to Paris, you might have seen them...
Last edited: 01 December 2011
The Claude Monet Art Tour Claude Monet was one of the greatest impressionist...
Last edited: 23 June 2007
The food culture in Paris is very strong as everyone knows. If you are looking...
Last edited: 25 July 2010
These villages take some walking to get to - but is absolutely worth it - once...
Last edited: 07 June 2006
  The trip was 14 days in Paris from 18 May to 31 May 2011.  Several guides and...
Last edited: 09 June 2011
Paris  During longer stays in France (7 days or more), it's a good idea to...
Last edited: 28 July 2011
One of the best ways to truly experience Paris is by walking her storied...
Last edited: 02 September 2011
The 19th arondissement is not for the faint of heart or for tourists who have...
Last edited: 29 June 2007
The house (and door) at 29 Ave. Rapp in Paris was built in 1901 by  architect...
Last edited: 04 January 2010
I had a wonderful time on the Amelie Poulain tour!  The driver was charming...
Last edited: 11 October 2010
A World in a Pan is a small cooking school located in a real Parisian...
Last edited: 07 July 2008
Aeon Paris Tours offers walking tours of Paris.  They offer small group...
Last edited: 01 February 2012
Good place to bring friends for salads, pastries, snacks, and hot drinks after...
Last edited: 14 February 2009
Antoine et Lili is a women's clothing store that is really different, artsy...
Last edited: 31 July 2008
The Aquarium de Paris (also known as CinéAqua) is located at the Trocadero...
Last edited: 01 July 2011
This world-famous landmark structure has served ever since the days of Napoleon...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
Barthelemy: cheese, cheese and more cheese. Perfectly ripened cheese. WIth a...
Last edited: 10 July 2010
A Bike About tour of Paris is a nice way to orient yourself with...
Last edited: 28 April 2011
The Bob Cool bar is a small, friendly bar in the lievly St. Michel area of...
Last edited: 13 January 2008
The Buddha Bar is known for the big Buddha statue in the centre, whichs...
Last edited: 17 October 2008
Casual Cooking with the Countess starts typically at 11:00 a.m lasts 2.5 to 3.5...
Last edited: 14 September 2010
Ah les Champs Elysées ! Au soleil ou sous la pluie, à midi ou à minuit, il y a...
Last edited: 13 August 2009
The Cité de la Musique is immersed in the greenery of the Parc de la Villette...
Last edited: 28 January 2010
City Free Tour is a home of independent tour guides. In Paris you will find two...
Last edited: 31 October 2011
City Segway Tours offers guided English-speaking Segway tours 3 times a day...
Last edited: 14 September 2010
Downstairs at Colette is the Water Bar. It is very trendy and very friendly...
Last edited: 09 April 2010
  Cook’n With Class invites you for a unique, hands-on culinary experience...
Last edited: 03 January 2012
Creed's "Fleur de The Rose Bulagi" c'est Tres Magnifique!   
Last edited: 16 May 2010
On Friday February 1, 2008, a fire destroyed the second floor of the Deyrolle...
Last edited: 29 February 2008
Alex, Charlotte, Bertrand, Cécile, and other native, Paris-born, City Guides...
Last edited: 13 March 2011
To learn more about the the Ritz Escoffier School, here is the website...
Last edited: 31 January 2008
As one of the most visible icons of Paris, the Eiifel Tower is an iron lattice...
Last edited: 07 November 2010
Espace Glisse Paris 18 is a new huge indoor park for skateboarding, BMX &...
Last edited: 23 November 2009
Experience Paris strived to be the most creative and responsive customer...
Last edited: 15 October 2010
This is a 5 star excellent activity to do in Paris.   It was a fun way to enjoy...
Last edited: 08 December 2009
Fer a Cheval embodies everything you'd expect in a classic Parisian bistro...
Last edited: 19 August 2008
Galerie Laguiole has moved.  It is now located at 29, rue Boissy d'Anglas, a...
Last edited: 06 January 2011
This is a magnificent patisserie serving fresh breads,pastries, cakes, tarts...
Last edited: 17 October 2008
This beautiful 19th century building on the Rue de Rivoli is the Paris City...
Last edited: 24 July 2006
In the main street, "Rue Saint Louis en L'Ile",  there is a fine gallery (L'ile...
Last edited: 23 February 2007
If the following apply to you, then L'Open Bus Tours are for you: - Not enough...
Last edited: 05 September 2009
The first thing travelers interested in the Cinematheque Francaise should know...
Last edited: 08 September 2006
When in Paris in the winter,  visit La Maison Du Chocolat. The original shop is...
Last edited: 15 November 2008
Le Caveau de la Huchette is a Jazzclub in the middle of the Quartier Latin...
Last edited: 17 October 2008
The bar is a large disco up stairs and doesn't get jamming until late - midnite...
Last edited: 10 August 2008
One of the most famous nightclubs in Paris, located in the "triangle d'or...
Last edited: 17 October 2008
LES CARS ROUGES, ES UNO DE LOS MEJORES TOURES EN QUE HE ESTADO. TIENE UNA...
Last edited: 21 January 2010
Les Invalides was built from 1671 to 1676 by Louis XIV to shelter old and...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
A super-trendy bar and restaurant serving pan-Asian cuisine in an atmosphere...
Last edited: 17 October 2008
The Mémorial de la Shoah based in Rue Geoffroy Asni in Paris opened its doors...
Last edited: 07 January 2010
The Montmartre hill is very nice.  It is quite a walk from the Seine and...
Last edited: 26 April 2011
Musee d'Orsay is not to be missed, even if you "know nothing" about art.  The...
Last edited: 03 June 2010
beautiful art. I wasn't expecting the magnificent display of Monet's...
Last edited: 31 July 2010
You can directly buy the Louvre museum ticket from a tabacco store called "La...
Last edited: 22 January 2012
A must for any wine enthusiast! Take a break from the other museums and check...
Last edited: 19 August 2009
Musee Marmottan Claude Monet is nestled in on the east side of the Bois de...
Last edited: 26 March 2010
The Musée Nissim de Camondo houses what may be finest collection of decorative...
Last edited: 24 February 2010
Picasso museum is to be closed for renovation until 2012. No other museum in...
Last edited: 29 May 2010
You can easily enjoy the wonderful offerings of Musee Rodin in 1-2 hours.  It...
Last edited: 22 August 2010
“L'Institut du Monde Arabe” is a place of culture created and designed to bring...
Last edited: 18 January 2010
This famous cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture on which...
Last edited: 29 October 2010
Whether you are looking for sophisticated seminars for adults or creative tours...
Last edited: 16 September 2010
Discover Paris in one hour! Paris-Story allows you to discover the joys and...
Last edited: 14 December 2010
With Paris Wine Day Tours, a Paris Tourism Office's member, discover the French...
Last edited: 17 January 2011
Pavillon de L'arsenal is a free museum of Paris Architecture
Last edited: 16 November 2010
I took a one day tour with Photo Tours in Paris - really enjoyed it; Randy had...
Last edited: 28 September 2009
Place Dauphine is a beautiful centrally located oasis of a park in the heart of...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
Pont Alexandre III is an arch bridge that spans the Seine, connecting the...
Last edited: 08 November 2010
  Reciproque is insiders' Paris - not just one shop but a whole series of...
Last edited: 30 March 2007
Just south & east of the Eiffel Tower, stroll Rue Cler, between Rue de la...
Last edited: 18 March 2010
This is one of the oldest streets in Paris. There is a Comfort Inn on "the...
Last edited: 10 June 2009
Over the past twelve years, Rue Saint Dominique has constantly improved with...
Last edited: 29 November 2006
Sacre-Coeur is amazing, sitting as it does at the highest point in Paris on the...
Last edited: 04 September 2007
Sainte Chapelle is the most beautiful church in Paris.  Located within the...
Last edited: 23 April 2007
Sightseeker’s Delight is a unique tour company offering fun and affordable...
Last edited: 02 November 2011
Cheaper  than Eiffel's 3rd floor - and a better view. ( e.g. :  you can see the...
Last edited: 23 September 2007
Trocadéro can be understood to be either the plaza that stands across the river...
Last edited: 29 May 2010
A must-see for anyone interested in absinthe! As of January 2008, If you are...
Last edited: 17 April 2008
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Inside Dining Scene
Writing an introduction to dining in Paris could easily encompass novels...
Last edited: 13 August 2007
If you know where to look, it can be quite cheap to eat in Paris.  For lunch...
Last edited: 21 June 2011
Au Pied de Cochon, near Les Halles, is open 24 hours a day and hasn't turned...
Last edited: 26 May 2010
Best outdoor dining is to grab a bottle of wine from one of the shops, some...
Last edited: 03 August 2007
It is still possible to have a great meal in Paris , in a Bistro and for it to...
Last edited: 24 July 2008
Visitors to France should be alert of a common and old wine rip-off. When...
Last edited: 24 April 2009
Le Marais is a culinary melting pot, where Lebanese takeout joints rub...
Last edited: 26 April 2009
PARIS FOR FOODIES live like a Parisian ...... France has always been the...
Last edited: 23 October 2008
1728 – Incredibly romantic setting and it is not exorbitantly priced. Aux...
Last edited: 10 January 2012
Looking for mouthwatering food in an intimate setting in Paris, without paying...
Last edited: 30 November 2009
Paris has not progressed as far on the vegetarian food front as London has. In...
Last edited: 01 September 2011
Amorino is a small chain of gelato stores of which the most famous Parisian...
Last edited: 03 September 2008
 Aux Trois Petits Cochons is one of the best kept secrets in Montrogueil. They...
Last edited: 04 August 2009
Laplace restaurant brings you a cozy place where you can disconnect for lunch...
Last edited: 20 October 2008
Why should you choose your food and wine when a master expert can do it? That's...
Last edited: 09 February 2009
Located right in the center of Paris on one of - if not the - most romantic...
Last edited: 14 September 2009
Bennett 40, place du Marché Saint-Honore 75001 Paris Tél. 01 42 86 04 24...
Last edited: 03 September 2008
Bistro Du 17eme   Bistro Du 17 at 108 Avenue de Villiers near metro Pereire is...
Last edited: 30 August 2008
Open for Breakfast, Brunch and Dinner.
Last edited: 20 January 2009
This restaurant is tucked away around the corner of a cul-de-sac near the...
Last edited: 05 August 2009
A medium-sized street cafe with a large menu.
Last edited: 21 August 2009
Website: http://www.letast... Dress: Casual but clean.  Most patrons wear...
Last edited: 15 July 2009
A small, pleasant cafe on hilly Rue Lepic on Montmartre very close to...
Last edited: 22 June 2009
Between Luxembourg Park and Montparnasse , the Maison du Kashmir invites you on...
Last edited: 17 November 2009
Paprika Restaurant 28, Av Trudaine 75009 Paris  reservez tout de suite: 01 44...
Last edited: 29 May 2009
Sorza is a small, intimate restaurant specialising in Italian and Southern...
Last edited: 12 November 2008
Read more about chef Daniel and his adventures at his blog.
Last edited: 11 May 2008
An Italian restaurant with both indoor and outdoor (sidewalk) service that...
Last edited: 18 September 2009
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Inside France: For Foreign Visitors
Being part of the Eurozone, France uses the Euro as its currency. The euro is...
Last edited: 09 July 2011
Border crossings France is a member state of the Schengen area (see here) and...
Last edited: 07 January 2012
In case of emergency, call SAMU (medical emergencies): 15 Police emergency: 17...
Last edited: 30 April 2006
Here are some useful phrases to get you started: ENGLISH   FRENCH...
Last edited: 09 July 2011
There are telecartes available at tabacs (tobacco shops) all over. You can buy...
Last edited: 28 January 2012
In France the law demands that the service/cover charge must be included in all...
Last edited: 04 March 2009
Before you drive in France, ensure that you have a High Visibilty Jacket for...
Last edited: 15 June 2009
What’s is it like to live in Paris (if you’re an American)? Most of the rental...
Last edited: 21 June 2010
For anyone with asthma or allergies, a trip to France in the past would quickly...
Last edited: 18 August 2008
This is the link to " Tripadvisor - Paris - Transportation - Train Travel...
Last edited: 29 December 2006
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