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by Johnny Summerton - 2008-05-11
Travelling first class on the Eurostar from Paris to London (or vice versa) isn't really anywhere close to the romantic vision of a more genteel bygone era. It certainly isn't luxury by any stretch of...
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by Simon Johnson - 2008-05-12
Set up near the end of the 3rd century BC by the Celtic Gauls tribe, Paris was initially named as the Parisii. The Paris city is established on what is now known as the Ile de la Cite. It would not ...
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by Rita Borges - 2008-05-17
Paris vacation rentals can be tricky to navigate, but the payoff is huge. Whether you are on a budget traveler who cannot afford the double-whammy cost of hotels and restaurants, or a luxury traveler ...
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by Tatyana Kogut. - 2008-05-26
French President Georges Pompidou dreamt of a vast cultural centre – a museum and an art school comprising plastic arts and music, cinema, books and audiovisual research. In 1969 architects from...
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by Rita Borges - 2008-05-29
The Champs Elysees the name refers to the Elysian Fields and it is the most prestigious and broadest avenue in Paris. It runs for 2 kilometers (1.25 miles) through the 8th arrondissement in north-west...
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by Marty Davis - 2008-05-30
Most cities in Europe have tours to see the main monuments, landmarks and points of interest and Paris is no exception, with different excursions and tour operators that are a great way of getting to ...
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by Rita Borges - 2008-05-30
Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, with over 30 million foreign visitors per year. As the paragon of style, Paris is one of the most glamorous cities in the world. The...
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by Rita Borges - 2008-05-30
Paris is recognized as one of the most romantic cities in the world and yet it is appreciated for the cultural sophistication as well. It is a great city to visit if you truly love the arts. Many peop...
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by Rita Borges - 2008-05-30
When you to travel to a destination are you a tourist or a visitor? Do you assimilate into the culture or do you instantly brand yourself as a tourist. Unfortunately Americans have the international r...
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by Gaizka Pujana - 2008-06-13
Paris has a long history that helped to shape the history of France. The area of Paris has been inhabited for around 700,000 years, although the city itself only dates back as far as the third century...
