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Presents an article stating the reasons of a father who wants to travel alone to Paris, France. INSETS: Six Questions to Ask Yourself on Vacation, by Kate Dailey;The 15-Minute Vacation, by Kate Dailey.

Describes the reasons why Paris, France appeals the most to women travelers. Grace and casual nonchalance of the city; Reputation of the city as the place where women can find hidden talents, love affairs or adventures.

Presents a travel guide for designers visiting Paris, France. Designs of shops and restaurants; Display of archaeological findings at the Egyptian wing of the Louvre Museum; Luxury boutiques; Karl Lagerfeld's gallery-cum-boutique; Shops at rue de Bac. INSETS: Where to Eat;Where to Stay;Where to Shop & What to See and Do.

Describes Paris, France, in the 1950s, a city that had managed to survive the war. The flavor of the city; The people; The pleasures of the city.

Focuses on a trip across Marais in Paris, France. History of churches and houses along the Marais; Anotations by tour guide Dilys MacCrindle; Architecture and building design. INSET: On your own in the Marais..

Presents a travel guide to Paris, France for lovers. Landmarks; Hotels; Restaurants; Bars and entertainment places.

Details various aspects of 6th Arrondissement in the city of Paris, France. Proliferation of retail stores of well-known designers; Hotels; Restaurants.

Takes a humorous look at a hungry American in Paris and his quest for the answer of whether or not there is an American cuisine.

The article discusses Paris as a travel destination including its famous restaurant, ways to cheer and places to live.

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France and includes information on the Experimental Cocktail Club (ECC) bar, open-air drinking, and the Mabel cocktail bar.

The article presents short shopping guides to cities around the world. In New York City British shoppers can take advantage of favorable exchange rates. In Milan, Italy, intrepid shoppers can find bargains on designer items. In Paris, France, the holiday spirit is kept up by a thousand illuminated Christmas trees and equally delectable sweets from Le Bon Marché and lingerie from Colette.

Showcases the holiday scenes in New York City and Paris. Decorations in the courtyard of Le Cirque at the Palace Hotel; Displays at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden; Chestnu tress aligning the Champs-Elysees; Popularity of fountains at Place de la Concorde.

Narrates the author's journey to Paris, France, with his French-speaking daughter, Isabella, who has a passion for the children's tale, 'Madeline's Rescue.' Isabella's travel through Paris in the eyes of the tale's main character, Madeline, visiting places such as the Tulleries gardens, carnival along the rue de Rivoli, the Pont Neuf and the Pompidou Center.

Focuses on the author's introspection while exploring various sites in Paris, France. Recollection of how the city became the setting of the spiritual awakening of various artists; Awe after observing the city coming to life in the morning while lounging in a cafe.

The article offers travels tips for Paris, France including recommendations on tourist attractions, hotels and restaurants.

The article presents blogs on the preparation of some bloggers for the showing of the film "The Hunger Games" and statistics on the percentage of those spending spring break though soaking up sights in Paris, zip lining in Costa Rica and lying on the beach in Mexico.

The article features several romantic places to eat, drink and seduce in Paris, France, according to Victor Rego, the concierge at the Hôtel de Crillon. Hôtel de Crillon is housed in a former palace that was built in 1758. It has hosted a range of royalty from Emperor Hirohito to Madonna. Le Café de Flore is a famous literary hangout since 1913, to talk poetry and politics over espresso and Gauloises. Le Coupe-Chou restaurant serves delicacies such as duck terrine and Burgundy snails.

Presents information on cafes, hotels and restaurants that tourists can visit in Paris, France. Architecture of rooms at Terminus Nord; Location of the restaurant Rue Bal Zac; Kind of cuisine served at Le Bellecour.

Describes places in Paris, France where a couple spent their tenth wedding anniversary.

Presents an itinerary of British makeup expert Dick Page during his visit in Paris, France. Accommodation at Bristol hotel; Taxi to Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers, site of the Loewe show; Makeup demonstration; Strolling along the Champs-Elyssees to place de la Concorde.

Describes the author's visit to Paris for the Biennale des Editeurs de la Decoration, a high-fashion home-furnishings fabric show that takes place every year in France. Fresh snow on scenic spots; City's state of rebirth; Restoration of old buildings; Party launching Carolyn Englefield as senior decorating editor of `House Beautiful.'

Provides information for travelers going to the city of Paris in France, Cairo in Egypt, and to Los Angeles, California. Ritz Escoffier cooking school in Paris; Cairo Opera House's historic production of `Aida'; Neoclassical furniture reproductions at Therien Studio Workshops in Los Angeles.

Offers a look into Paris, France. Place description; Social activities; Places to see; Hotel and shopping recommendations; Hotel contact information.