Paris like a Parisian

Fish from the nearby Atlantic, Mediterranean and sometimes from tropical seas D uring your next visit to Paris, you will want, of course, to visit the Musée du Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Tour Eiffel and Champs-Élysées. But there is also a live and free show...

The best of Paris in a weekend Paris is the stuff of dreams... but what if you only have a few days to visit one of the most fascinating capitals in the world? To make the most of a short stay, we offer you a big bite of the best of Paris with our itinerary...

By Karen Fawcett and Sarah Gilbert Fox of www.bonjourparis.com, special for USATODAY.com Paris may be known as the City of Light, but it's also the City of Passion. Lovers of language, architecture, culture and history will find plenty to feed their passions...

Mouffetard Quarter-Promenade 75005 Paris Subway : Cardinal-Lemoine(ligne 10), Place Monge( ligne7) Bus : lignes 47, 89 Présentation The «Mouffetard» area is located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, on the Left Bank of the Seine. Historical background:...

The Quarter Latin This is the student quarter par excellence! A very lively and very dynamic neighbourhood, scattered with world famous schools and universities such as the very famous Sorbonne. It is a place for meeting and for leisure. You can go for...

The street starts to a total value of 2 of the street Montmartre and the 124 of the street Rambuteau. It finishes on the level from the 1 of the street Léopold Bellan and the 59 of the street Saint-Saver. Its name comes from the old way which led to the...

Latin Quarter Area - promenade 75006 Paris Subway : Mabillon (ligne 10) Maubert Mutualité, (ligne 10), Odéon (lignes 4 et 10), Saint-Germain-des-Prés (ligne 4), Saint-Michel (lignes 4 et 10) Bus : RER C (Saint Michel) RER B (Luxembourg) Description Located...

La Mouffe! - Rue Mouffetard By Norman Barth Paris Kiosque - December 1996 - Volume 3, Number 12 Copyright (c) December 1996 Norman Barth - used with permission There is a chance that you'll discover this street during your first visit to Paris - then...

French Traditions Beheading Bottles of Champagne A tradition that is popular at weddings is beheading bottles of champagne using a specially-made saber. The tradition originated in the time of Napoleon when the Hussards under the famous general’s command...