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<< previous page 1 2 next page>> written by Martyn Davis
Ok so you are travelling to Paris, you will probably arrive via train or plane and then either use the underground or get a taxi to their desired hotel, but if you are thinking about arriving by car, then do bear in mind that parking is a major problem and there are actually very few hotels that do have their own car parking area. written by Martyn Davis
So which hotel should you stay in when travelling to Paris, well obviously good planning and research are the keys to getting the most out of your holiday in Paris, so we do hope that this will help give you a little insight into the types of hotels available. written by Alley Ken
Thinking of what to gift your partner on your coming anniversary or on a special ocassion? What about a Romantic holiday in Paris? Book a romantic hotel in Paris and give a surprise to your beloved. written by Nancy Eben
Paris, one of the most popular tourists’ destinations, is known as the City of Lights. It is world famous for being a leading business and cultural center. It is one of the top most tourists’ destinations in the world. written by Nancy Eben
There are many landmarks, monuments and parks, which had contributed in making it one of the favorites in the list of tourists’ attractions. Among the deluge of attractions in the city, Eiffel tower alone has made it a great tourists spot. written by Nancy Eben
For accommodation point of view Paris hotels are affordable and comfortable for stay written by Anuja Aggarwal
Searching for best hotel prices is a daunting task and takes the fun out of your vacation, but if you do it intelligently, with the right tools in your hand – you can find the greatest hotel deals in less time and trouble.
written by Phil Chavanne
"Walking through Paris in search of new tips and hot-spots for readers of paris-eiffel-tower-news.com, I realized I’d neglected one its most classic locations, despite the fact that I often take time to skulk around the “bouquinistes” (second-hand booksellers) of the banks of the river Seine."
written by Phil Chavanne
If there's one thing the French know how to do well, it's food. Food is more of an art (and for some, a quasi religion) in France, and so I knew I would be remiss in my duties to readers of paris-eiffel-tower-news.com if I did not go and seek out Paris's finest gastronomic glories for you. Sampling the following is not an option – it's a must!!! written by Phil Chavanne
Good news! I have more great Parisian hot spots yet for the readers of Paris-Eiffel-Tower-News.com. Read on, I believe you won't be disappointed.
written by Phil Chavanne
In this issue I have yet more Parisian shopping bargains and discoveries in store for the readers of paris-eiffel-tower-news.com: fine crystal and some wine-tasting sessions from one of the most reputed Parisian wine cellars, and more!
written by Phil Chavanne
Your experience of Paris will necessarily be different from that of any other traveler. Because your expectations are unique, your perception of the French capital will be yours, and yours only. Diversity being the name of the game, I thought you would enjoy being told about a larger variety of unusual places to visit, and singular things to do while in Paris. written by Phil Chavanne
In Woody Allen's judgement, "As long as you haven't been kissed during any of those rainy Parisian afternoons, you haven't been kissed at all." A long-time dweller of the French capital, I'd have a hard time not to agree with the most Parisian New Yorker. Paris is a place as perfect as they come to live a glorious romance, rekindle your marriage, or meet your lifetime someone. The question is: where do you start? written by Phil Chavanne
Sitting at the terrace of a sidewalk cafe in Paris and sipping on a Perrier while watching passers-by is a pleasure many travelers promise themselves to experience when they are in Paris. But with the check comes the question: to tip or not to tip? written by Phil Chavanne
Are American sneakers a fashion don’t in Paris? The Senior Editor of online magazine Paris Eiffel Tower News addresses the issue from a bilateral viewpoint. written by Phil Chavanne
When planning your trip to Paris, remember to pack the right adaptors for your small appliances. Forget those, and you are in trouble. written by Phil Chavanne
French people love drinking and eating out. Paris overflows with bars, wine bars, cafés, bistros and restaurants. Tons of fun. But which and where is the oldest one? written by Phil Chavanne
Are the mentions "2 star" and "3 star" hotel on travel websites reliable? Should you rely on the French rating system? Written by the Senior Editor of a renown Paris guide, this article clears up the issue, and suggests 4 proven steps to increase your odds to pick the right hotel. written by Phil Chavanne
To the exception of its rather enjoyable aerial line #6, the Paris metro does not shine as a sightseeing vehicle. To those of you who want to “see while learning”, I would recommend discovering sections of the city on the wheels of the Open Tour deck bus. written by Anil Gupta
With palm trees in the breeze on top of two miles of golden sand, it could be Palm Beach or Palma de Mallorca. But it’s central Paris, and the Paris Plage project, the manmade beach along the river Seine. Last-minute preparations went on all night, with workmen smoothing out the 2,000 tons of fine sand now spread on what’s usually a busy motorway. written by Anil Gupta
The GARE D'ORSAY is museum which has been built in what used to initially be a train station, the building itself is exceptional and interesting. The museum has an extraordinary art collection, which dates back to the early 19th century. written by Anil Gupta
Haute couture means accuracy in lines. “Haute couture consists of secrets whispered from generation to generation,” says Yves Saint Laurent. The designer is careful to achieve a supreme balance in all his clothes, designs in the secrecy of the “studio”. written by Anil Gupta
Paris is the world’s most striking city. The chic Marais and St. Germain, the romantic stairway streets of Montmartre, the majestic grandeur that sweeps west from the Louvre to the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower shining brightly as ever. But the magic is dispersing, especially to the north and east of the Bastille. written by Anil Gupta
Paris is debatably the number one dining capital in the world. Dining options truly run the scope from 3 Michelin-starred temples of haute cuisine to the equally charming Parisian bistro. written by Anil Gupta
Paris laid claim to some 2,000 hotels - with about 80,000 rooms - spread across its 20 districts. They range from the Ritz and the Crillon to joint which is very repellent. Most visitors come to Paris in July and August. written by Anil Gupta
It is a very common belief that no time is perfect that today discover the magic of Disneyland Resort Paris. written by Anil Gupta
There are more than 177 miles of man-made tunnels and disused quarries under the streets of Paris. These cavernous spaces have become a focal point for urban culture and creativity, resulting in a private treasure-house of art, music and writing. written by Anil Gupta
Paris can be a fun city for kids or teenagers who are history lovers. written by Anil Gupta
Dan Brown’s mystical thriller has set off a mini-industry in Parisian travel, with enthralled readers touring the locations in its plot to unravel its enigmas. written by Anil Gupta
The ‘Basilique du Sacre Coeur’ is positions at the top of butte Montmartre. To get here one can climb the endless steps, or take a cable car. The basilica and the beauty of the landscape draw thousands of visitor’s everyday. << previous page 1 2 next page>> |
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