May
22
By Marion
Pop Culture Tourism

BrillantTips lists
11 pop culture memorials including a bust of Franck Zappa in
Vilnius, Lithuania, Jim Morrison's grave at Père-Lachaise in
Paris, France, a statue of Jimmi Hendrix in
Seattle, Washington, and more…
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May
8
By Marion

Holiday in Sardinia
On Vacation Travel Trends, Terry Roberts blogs about his recent
trip to Italy. Terry and his wife took a low cost flight from Madrid, Spain, to Sardinia, and stayed at the
Bed and Breakfast Solemare in Alghero.
San Francisco Bay to Breakers
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May
3
By Lily Heise

Most visitors to
Paris think the Latin quarter is only the myriad of tiny streets lined with kebab shops and Greek restaurants just to the south of Notre Dame. While this area may be fun to see (though I warn against eating here) there is much more…
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May
2
By Sarah Edge
Tramp the Champs Elysées, scale the Eiffel Tower and jostle in the
Louvre if you will, but do not leave
Paris without visiting the picture-perfect prefecture of Belleville. As the name suggests, it is a beautiful town.

Great view
Set high up from the…
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May
1
By Marion

Celebrate the Eiffel Tower's Anniversary
Budget Travel posts an article on the
Eiffel Tower turning 120 years old. If you are in
Paris this summer and want to celebrate the Old Gray Lady's anniversary, go get baguette bread and
French cheese
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May
1
By Mireia

- Autoinfos invites you in the Planète Auto in Paris, France, from July 1st to July 2nd.
- ejdurant gives you more information on the new Paris attraction, the Phare building, that will be completed by 2015.
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Apr
30
By Marion

If you are
visiting Paris on a budget and looking for a low cost meal in the City of Light, forget the good old sit-down French lunch, head to a local bakery, bistro or food stand, and grab a sandwich. Perfect for…
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Apr
30
By Esteban Serrano
For those travelers with rather morbid sensibilities or a strong appreciation for history, the cemeteries of
Paris are like a portal into the artistic worlds of the past.

You can pay homage to your favorite painter or marvel at the monumental size of the…
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Apr
29
By Marion
Looking to play golf on your next Paris vacation? Check out these three golf hotels available on
venere.com.

Located about 30 minutes from the city center and close to Disneyland Paris Resort, these accommodations offer high-quality facilities and services for either a great golf holiday near Paris…
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Apr
29
By Barbara Diggs

One of the best places to get an impression of “old Paris” is rue Montorgueil, Paris’s oldest market street. In some ways, it seems hardly changed since Claude Monet immortalized it in his painting “La Rue Montorgueil” back in 1878. As ever, this delightful, grey-tiled street is…
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Apr
28
By Mireia
Are you planning a budget trip in
Paris? Here are some tips on how to get the utmost of the city spending the least:

Getting Euros in Paris
Do not exchange currency before getting into Paris. The best way to have Euros is by ATM withdrawal…
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Apr
28
By Esteban Serrano
Renting a bike for your
stay in Paris is an especially good idea if you’re going to be there for more than two weeks.

And while the process of buying and selling back your bicycle from a shop can be a hassle if you…
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Apr
27
By Marion
Here are five of our best
hotels near Disneyland Paris according to venere.com users:

1. Hotel Explorers at Disneyland Paris

Located a few minutes away from Disneyland Resort Paris, the
Hotel Explorers welcomes guest in the…
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Apr
27
By Barbara Diggs

Exploring Paris with school-age kids is one thing, exploring the city with a toddler is…something else. Even the most precocious two-year old probably won’t be bowled over by the elegance of the Eiffel Tower or neo-Byzantine steeples of Sacre Coeur. And have you heard about the legendary acoustics… read full article
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Apr
26
By Barbara Diggs

Paris is an ideal place for a “babymoon”: that last extravagant trip many couples take before becoming parents. The unqualified beauty and romance of the city is certain to make you and your partner feel closer than ever, and will redouble your excitement about the start…
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