Paris is the most-sought after place in France, where the world-renowned and breathtaking historical museums, famous Parisian squares, awe-inspiring towers and churches, and prestigious universities are located. It is frequently visited and adored by sophisticated travelers, adventurous tourists, and beauty-lovers of the world. Paris is also the home of fun, leisure, and relaxation. Thus, recreational establishments are all over Paris. Casino hotels are among the most luxurious and extravagant types of hotels; they are ideal for recreational activities like gambling games, sports, and other pleasurable activities. The casino hotels in Paris are an exciting place to stay. The foods and buffets are served fresh from their own French bakeries. They have elegantly furnished and fully equipped rooms distributed on numerous floors served by elevators, with en-suite baths or showers and toilets, satellite televisions with French and foreign channels, modem plug-ins, direct line telephones, ha

Paris is a well-liked holiday destination and an ageless city. The city remains culturally formidable, from the ancient Sorbonne to the vibrant Left Bank. As the city attracts large numbers of visitors there is a growing need for many different types of accommodation for people to utilize during their stay. As with any city you will find the great amounts of hotels and holiday apartments that many people look for, although now there is a growing trend for serviced apartments that can be used by people on their visit. As far as hotels are concerned, there are two issues to be considered: Costs and Services. No doubt Hotels provide you the 24 hour service but they cost very high and you'll never really feel at home with all of the buzzing of other guests, fixed cleaning hours and just enough space to sleep and store some luggage. This is the reason why more visitors are opting out of hotels and choosing to spend their time in serviced apartments. Renting an apartment is the perfect o

People have many stereotypes. Especially towards the other nations. Some of them are not merely stereotypes but the very truth, while the other are a complete falsehood. Before going to Paris and meeting the Parisians I used to think the capital citizens are all dressed-up, as if they have just went down the catwalk. And I was surprised when I saw the Parisians with my own eyes. They turned out to be dressed like millions of Europeans - each in his or her way. I mean there are people who keep up with the latest fashion trends and wear only Gucci or Prada. But there are many of them who wear inexpensive brands and don't care about the caprices of vogue. So I got interested in the subject. I decided to ask people in the Paris streets what they are in and why. The first mademoiselle I stopped was Linda. She is a designer and names Pierre Cardin her favourite fashion designer. She answered positively when I asked her if she wore her own clothes. She also buys them in different shops. F

Paris, the largest city and capital of the France situated by the River Seine is an important international city for two millennium in politics, business, education, entertainment, fashion, science eventually in every sphere of life its effect and importance cannot be ignored. It is truly a global city. It is Europe's biggest city in terms of economy and fifth in the world's list of cities by GDP. In tourism, it is unparallel to any of the International city and is one of the favorite destinations is visited by nearly 30 million tourists every year. City in abundance is land marked as world famous institutions and popular parks are situated here in Paris. Geographically, Paris is situated by the north-bending arc of the river Seine and includes two islands, the Ile Saint-Louis and the larger Ile de la Cite. The city has many important hills and its highest point is at Montmarte at 130m (427 feet) above the sea level. The climate of Paris is oceanic as affected by the North Atla

Paris is one of the premier capitals of the world especially the romantic amongst us; it is also one of the best European city destinations. Unfortunately a Paris short stay holiday can only ever be considered a taster; for most visitors, this is just enough time to see what it has to offer. A city famous for its fabulous architecture, good food, wine, street markets and galleries; the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre must not go unmentioned. Fortunately for tourists, Paris has a first rate transportation system; the Metro underground train network will probably be the main method as it runs regularly and reaches every part of the city. The Eiffel Tower at over 300 meters tall is a magnificent steel structure; it can be seen from any point within the city and the superb views just can't be matched by those looking at it from the ground. Illuminated at night it dominates the city's skyline; guided tours add to the thrill as you get to peek into history on how it

Feeling the Paris pinch? Take a stroll down the rue Saint-Placide in the heart of the tres cher 6th arrondissiment. At the end of the road, you'll find one of Paris's most famous department stores, Le Bon Marché, and foodie's paradise, Le Grand Epicerie. But on your way to splash the cash, you can check out a street that's a treat for bargain hunters. No. 58 La Generale de Pharmacie sells many French cosmetics and beauty products at 40% cheaper than a normal drugstore. Look for Roche Posay, a French brand for sensitive skins -- easily as good as Clinique and 1/3 price. Stock up. At no. 45 is a clandestine chausseure operation, depicted above, going by the name of Moda. The exterior windows are stacked high with shoe boxes; the owner does not want any publicity because they have an agreement with the big names to keep schtum about their wares. Inside, you'll find cute and colorful Marc Jacobs, Cacharel, Chloe loafers, and sexy Viktor and Rolf high heels. They also ha

Now that the summer is behind us, most of us are beginning to think about the Christmas season. For many, Christmas is a time for panic, last-minute shopping and fights for the last pack of Christmas lights on the shelf. This year, why not be ahead of the game, treat yourself at the same time, and do your Christmas shopping in another country? For convenience, ambiance and elegance you can't beat Paris. As one of the world's most famous shopping cities, Paris is a place even shop-o-phobes will enjoy. Department stores, flea markets and designer boutiques are all interspersed with charming patisseries and elegant restaurants to provide a unique and satisfying shopping experience to suit all tastes. The adjacent department stores (in French, Grands Magasins) of Printemps and Galeries Lafayettes are in constant competition with each other and as such, offer an excellent choice of goods at attractive prices. If you like some fresh air whilst you shop you can have a wander around th