PARIS, FRANCE

Paris is one of those cities on most people's "to visit" list and quite rightly so. It's not really a question of why visit Paris, rather why would you not. The city of love has its own je ne sais quoi whether you've been there once, one hundred times or as yet have only seen it in the movies. Either way, Paris has something which other cities don't. And it's not just that Paris has something special, it has a lot of special somethings and the city knows it. Its inhabitants are proud to be Parisian and whilst they may not say it out loud, they know that they live in one of the most magical cities in the world

WHAT TO SEE

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The Louve

One of the most breathtaking museums you will ever see, well worth the wait.

Montamarte

Often overlooked because there is so much more to do, this hip neighborhood offers a spin off the bustling city and is well worth a visit.

Arc De Triomphe

One of the most talked about monuments in Paris. Climb to the top for a small price and enjoy one of the best views in the city.

Jardin du Luxembourg

There is a lot to see in the gardens, spend time wandering around these beautifully landscaped gardens built in the 17th century. Have a tea and stroll through fountains, monuments, and hundreds of statues.

Versailles

This palace is one of the most opulent and largest castles in the world with mile long gardens that are just breathtaking to explore.

EAT/DRINK

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Angelina

The best hot chocolate you will ever have paired with one of the most elegent tea rooms. Not too overpriced and again, worth waiting in line for the experience.

Holy Belly

If you are looking for a spot to have a quick brunch, this is the spot.

David Toutaine

If yuo are looking for a high end dining experience this is the place to go where the truffle menu is worth a splurge.

Papillon

Where innovative cuisine and decoration blend into a fine dining experience.

TIPS & TRANSPORTATION

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General Etiquette

The French have a reputation for being rude. Don't expect to talk to them like yo would with someone in America. To be polite in France is to keep your distance rather than pal up, keep a neutral expression rather than a wide grin.

Bonjour, monsieur

This is basic manners and something that children are taught at a young age. Say this as you enter a building and also "au revoir" when you leave.

Accommodation

Cobblestone Paris Rentals is the perfect accomodation when you want somethig special, the apartments are so Parisian and beautifully decorated.

Transportation

The metro is an easy, comprehensive and safe way to travel through Paris. If you're up for a bit more of a challange, consider taking the bus and download the 'moveit' app.