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The French wrote the book on la vie en rose and gave the world champagne and camembert, de Beauvoir and Debussy, the Tour de France and the Tour Eiffel. There's a term for their seductive lifestyle - Douce France (Sweet France) and you'll find... See more

The French wrote the book on la vie en rose and gave the world champagne and camembert, de Beauvoir and Debussy, the Tour de France and the Tour Eiffel. There's a term for their seductive lifestyle - Douce France (Sweet France) and you'll find yourself using it often. Although the ubiquity of Levis and Le Big Mac flusters the country's cultural purists, anything from a year in Provence to a weekend in Paris will explain why half the world grows dreamy over stalking Cyrano's streets or picnicking Manet-style sur l'herbe. See less

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Beaches; mountains; villages perchés; lavender fields; art; wine; FOOD—everything Dramatic scenery with Roman, Romanesque, and medieval architecture Instant access to the Côte d'Azur Peter Mayle fatigue—however overexposed, Provence is still... See more

Beaches; mountains; villages perchés; lavender fields; art; wine; FOOD—everything Dramatic scenery with Roman, Romanesque, and medieval architecture Instant access to the Côte d'Azur Peter Mayle fatigue—however overexposed, Provence is still irresistible See less

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Share you stories about your latest trip to France by writing rendezvousfrance@aol.com and we will post them online. Let us know your favorite restaurant or hotel or experience to share with other readers. 20 Things to do in Paris Get some exercise... See more

Share you stories about your latest trip to France by writing rendezvousfrance@aol.com and we will post them online. Let us know your favorite restaurant or hotel or experience to share with other readers. 20 Things to do in Paris Get some exercise in Paris See less

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Popular Shops * Best possible taste * Most-wanted accessories * Best bargains Top attractions * Best tours * Best views * Champs-Elysées & Western Paris Best Hotels * Chic newcomers * Jazziest cocktail bars * Best alfresco breakfast Hotels The best... See more

Popular Shops * Best possible taste * Most-wanted accessories * Best bargains Top attractions * Best tours * Best views * Champs-Elysées & Western Paris Best Hotels * Chic newcomers * Jazziest cocktail bars * Best alfresco breakfast Hotels The best options if you want to get a room in town » Restaurants & Bars Where to dine and drink, on all budgets » Arts & Culture Get the inside story on the city's arts scene » Clubs & Gigs Put your dancing shoes on, or hear some live music » See less

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There are thousands of hotels in Paris and close to one hundred just in le Marais district. Beware of hotels that include the word Marais in their brand name and are located outside le Marais! Many hotels on the Internet use keys words such as Marais... See more

There are thousands of hotels in Paris and close to one hundred just in le Marais district. Beware of hotels that include the word Marais in their brand name and are located outside le Marais! Many hotels on the Internet use keys words such as Marais to be selected and mislead their potential clients. We have discover some, even more dishonest, using our own brand name “parismarais”! Be careful, don’t book anywhere before checking postal codes and addresses! Le Marais is only district 3 and 4 of Paris. You can be sure of a great location when the postal address is ending with these 2 postal codes: 75003 and 75004. Avoid any hotel that pretends to be in le Marais and is situated in 75010 or 75002. Knowing the truth is the first step to choosing a good location, the location you want. Second step is not to rely too much on star ratings. French classification for hotels is very strict, maybe the most in the world. BUT, it does not include charm and style! You can easily find badly... See less

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Stay connected to and learn about Paris, France: Paris history, Paris culture, current events, exciting things to do, new places to visit, restaurant reviews, hotel picks, fascinating Paris people, money-saving tips, calendar listings, local... See more

Stay connected to and learn about Paris, France: Paris history, Paris culture, current events, exciting things to do, new places to visit, restaurant reviews, hotel picks, fascinating Paris people, money-saving tips, calendar listings, local insights, and more. It's like traveling to Paris ten times a year! When you're not in Paris, Paris Notes is the next best thing to being there. See less

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Ralph Lauren Guide to Paris

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Plan your European vacation with Rail Europe's map of France showing rail connections between cities.

Plan your European vacation with Rail Europe's map of France showing rail connections between cities. See less

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Take the RER C train, direction Champs de Mars-Tour Eiffel, and get off at Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame. Walk to the place Saint-Michel and take bus no. 27, direction Saint-Lazare. Get off at the Louvre, in front of the Pyramid.

Take the RER C train, direction Champs de Mars-Tour Eiffel, and get off at Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame. Walk to the place Saint-Michel and take bus no. 27, direction Saint-Lazare. Get off at the Louvre, in front of the Pyramid. See less

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$ Arles Built in the early 19th century for the mayor of Arles, the Baron of Chartrouse, this grand...

$ Arles Built in the early 19th century for the mayor of Arles, the Baron of Chartrouse, this grand... See less