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Any Paris travel guide will agree that the elegant capital of France is one of the most romantic destinations in the world. The city is divided into distinct, vibrant neighbourhoods that each offer a different type of authentic Parisian charm beyond the tourist highlights of the Champs-Elysees, the Louvre and banks of the Seine.
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France, Ile-de-France, Paris
“The futuristic interiors create a hip hideout on the fringes of the Latin Quarter that make a good choice for funky budget Paris.”
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France, Ile-de-France, Paris
"A contemporary, calming boutique hotel, ideally positioned between the Louvre and the Opera House."
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France, Ile-de-France, Paris
“The design hotel cuts unnecessary frills to offer great value near the Bastille, where cool interiors mingle with friendly staff.”
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France, Ile-de-France, Paris
“Stylishly minimalist, this boutique hotel stands against a backdrop of Parisian bohemia, near some of the world’s finest galleries.”
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Travel articles about Paris
Favourite Hotels Outside Paris | Martin O'Brien | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
It is still possible to find real jewels in the Parisian countryside, private family chateaux which, while not strictly speaking hotels, are happy to accommodate guests
The Erotic Museum, Paris | Jim Keeble | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
Start from the bottom and work your way up, said the woman at the ticket desk, without a hint of innuendo
Barefoot in Paris | Stanley Stewart | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
For a romantic weekend in Paris, the Mermaid was appropriately inappropriate: beautiful, flighty, inconstant, in a word, a bombshell. I was always waiting for her to explode…
Roller Skating in Paris | Jasper Winn | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
The hyper-active Boris had climbed onto a balcony to aim his loud-hailer at us. 'SKATE ENSEMBLE! SKATE VITE! OBEY THE POLICE! HAVE FUN!' And we were off. Downhill. Down a dark street
Why Go To Paris? | Stanley Stewart | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
It is the genius of Paris that it lives up to so many of its own clichés. Romantic, sophisticated, bohemian, glamorous, artistic, seductive, Paris is diverse and generous enough to satisfy them all
The Paris Flea Markets | Andrew Eames | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
Paris is different things to different people and when, on my umpteenth visit the other day, a friend was banging on about Paris being the city for markets... frankly, I harrumphed...
Re of Light | Heidi Fuller-Love | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
Just three hours out of Paris on the high speed TGV, there's an island off the Atlantic coast which combines southern-hot sun with a seriously chic ambiance
The Islands of Créteil | Annabel Simms | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
The last place on earth where you would expect to find four small islands, linked by footbridges, containing only old houses and country villas hidden by trees and encircled by riverside walks and weeping willows
Ecouen | Annabel Simms | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
The château gradually rises into view as you approach it from the woodland path and is suddenly revealed in all its stateliness as you emerge onto the vast flat lawn at the top
Ile Du Martin-Pecheur | Annabel Simms | France, Ile-de-France, Paris
Guinguettes are so called because le petit blanc, the modest but lively white wine of the Paris region they used to serve, made people giguet (ready to dance a jig)
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