Paris: TravelGuide
Having reputation of being the most beautiful and romantic cities of all, Paris doesn't need much introduction. Paris is the Capital and the most cosmopolitan city of France. Located in north of the country on the river Seine, the city is an influential center of almost everything i.e. politics,... More
Having reputation of being the most beautiful and romantic cities of all, Paris doesn't need much introduction. Paris is the Capital and the most cosmopolitan city of France. Located in north of the country on the river Seine, the city is an influential center of almost everything i.e. politics, fashion, business, food, arts and science. This French Capital today serves as an important hub of continental transportation and is home to some of the most prominent universities, sport events, opera companies and museums. With its people being stylish and flirtatious, architecture seductive, restaurants and nightlife devoted to pleasure and its streets scattered with dreams, its undoubtedly impossible not to fall in love with this intoxicating city. A lavish metropolis, Paris is truly one of the world's greatest cities satisfying the desires of tourists and business people alike. The numerous expos and conventions on one side and colorful festivals and fairs on the other are the source of attracting huge crowds to the city. Known as 'The City of Light', Paris is the most popular tourist destination in the world especially for couples. As far as world-famous landmarks go, the city dozens of them. From Marais in the east to Eiffel Tower in west, from Pantheon to Notre-Dame Cathedral and from Sacre Couer to Obelisque, Paris extends itself to every traveler. While like almost any other European capital, it wears its history like a proud badge as well. There is no one 'best time' to visit Paris. Every season is alive with their own beauty and activities. Where summer days are spent lazing on the banks of the Seine or idling in one of the city's many gardens or forests, the winter nights on the other hand induce warm glow ice-skating. Therefore, it is undeniably right as said by Hemingway that your memories of Paris will become a 'moveable feast' that will stay with you for the rest of your life. Less
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Most Helpful Reviews about Paris, France
Emilie has reviewed Paris
What a wonderful city! So charming, so cultural , so beautiful!
- 3 months ago
Sheila has reviewed Paris
I love Paris. It is picturesque but raw and gritty. Full of life, you can easily just walk the street all day. No need to even shop, but just look around. Though trust me... you can easily shop! A traveler can easily find what they want. If they do not want "raw and gritty" they can stay more in the south or if they want to live in the heart of it, spend their time in the Marais. Paris looks like no other city I know! And do not forget the beautiful museums and monuments... with a city height limit of 7 floors, all the monuments can easily be seen, making one of the most beautiful sky lines.
- 5 months ago
Marilyn has reviewed Paris
For an authentic Parisian experience, wander the streets behind Notre Dame Cathedral, and you will come upon "Reserve de Quasimodo" Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, I do not know the address, but that will be half the fun discovering this ancient little restaurant. Named for it's centuries old wine cellar that is a cave beneath the tiny eating area, it offers fresh items daily. On a cold winter afternoon, I savored the warm vegetable soup served and red wine bread pudding. Bon appetit!
- 3 months ago
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Walking in the footsteps of Napoleon!
Blog : Paris on Demand The BlogNapoleon is the most famous French man in the world : more books about him have been written than days have passed by since his death During his reign, he transformed Paris into a modern and world scale city. His heritage is still very important in the French society and walking in his...
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Carmelites
Blog : Peter's ParisWhat was originally a Carmelite Convent is today a Catholic Institute (University), which you can find on the corner of Rue de Vaugirard and Rue d'Assas. Carmelites moved in here in the beginning of the 17th century. Some original buildings remain, including the Saint-Joseph-des-Carmes...
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Café Métro
Blog : ParisParis cafés are centers of gravity. They draw youin. You've been walking for hours and you really need lestoilettes! You need a place to meet a friend, a lover, a businesscontact. Or perhaps you just need a moment to catch your breath anddrink some coffee or wine or beer. Maybe, like...
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Top Hotels in Paris
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Top Restaurants in Paris
- Chez Jeannette
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- La Bigarrade
- Boco
- La Rotonde
- Chatomat Restaurant
- Marlusse et lapin
- Les Cocottes Restaurant
