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The article offers travel tips for Paris, France, and includes information on the Philharmonie de Paris concert hall, the Fondation Louis Vuitton art gallery, and the Gustave Moreau museum.

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France and also includes recommendations for Mangaro variety chocolates, the Sacré Coeur church and jazz music.

Provides information on Paris, France. Description of the place; History; Population; Climate; Number of Metro stations; Number of districts.

Describes the City of Paris, as a subject for photography. Scenic spots in the city; Avenues and parks; Symbolic architectures.

Shares experiences in the travel business as writer who was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in 1985. Details on the trip to Paris, France; Hotels and transportation; Attractions and places visited; Travel costs.

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.

Features black clothing from the fall 1999 collections of European fashion designers. Insider's guide to hot spots in Paris, France; Includes a cowhide coat by Gucci; Wool trousers by Dries Van Noten; Leather blazer by Dolce et Gabbana; Tank top and skirt by Versace.

Features the city of Paris, France as a travel destination. Visits to the city by some celebrities; Hotels; Shops; Nightlife; Spa.

Features Asian-inspired places in Paris, France. Restaurants; Art galleries; Places to shop; Tea rooms; Gardens.

Details the author's observations on Paris, France during his trip on November 30, 1996. His views on Paris' culture and people; Places the author had visited; Comparisons between Paris and the United States of America.

Discusses the naming of streets in Paris, France, and the changes which took place during construction of the Europe district of the city. Work of Rambuteau and Haussmann, successive Prefects of the Seine `Department' from 1833 to 1870; Demolition; Rue de Rivoli; Rue Mallet-Stevens (designed by French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens).

Examines the covered passages of Paris, which date from the 1790s to the 1840s. Many of the arcades remain today, offering public and private spaces and shops. Original purpose; Restorations; Features. INSET: Finding Paris' covered passages..

Features tourist destinations in Europe. Includes hotel, entertainment and cultural packages in Paris; Luxury amenities from different hotels and places in London; Vacation amenities and cultural packages in Rome.

Describes the major historic places, views, points of interest and culture along the Seine as it flows through Paris, France. The city and the river are deeply connected to each other. The Trocadero; The Grand Palais; The quays and the bridges; The Tuileries; The Louvre; The islands; Illustrated, fold-out map of the Seine; Recommended books.

Gives travel and other practical information about Paris, France. Money; Mail; Transportation; More. INSET: Service (tipping).;Kilometers (metric system)..

Discusses how Paris, France, with its monuments, museums, architecture, and parks, offers an enchanting treasure-trove of photographs waiting to be discovered. Tips on the best photographic vantage points. INSET: Helpful hints..

Presents the experiences of the author as American soldier fighting in the Second World War in Paris, France. Customs and traditions of the people; French language; Experiences in the battle field.

Visits the Marais, an area in Paris bordered by the Bastille and the Pompidou Center. History; Points of interest; Dining; Shopping; Museums. INSET: Neighborhood retreats.

Two Americans who love the City of Light present it to the US in words and pictures. An appreciation by chief foreign correspondent for ABC news, Pierre Salinger, and a photographic diary by renowned photographer and writer, William Albert Allard.

The article focuses on tourism in Paris, France. The author presents her experiences taking walking tours of the city. Different ways that travelers can benefit from walking tours are presented. Several of Paris' tourist attractions, such as the Jardin des Plantes and the Parc Monceau, are discussed. The author also recommends several guide books to the city.

Features the attractions of Paris. Eiffel Tower; Pullman Windsor; Arc de Triopmhe; River Gauche; Latin Quarter; The Louvre; Champs-Elysees; High fashion; Euro Disney.

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.

Recounts the experiences in Paris. Life in Alexandria, Egypt; Details on the first two-week visit to Paris; Description of the Square Lamartine.

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.

Describes strategies for cutting costs when visiting Paris, London and Siena. Advices on sights, transportation, dining and accommodations; Strolling along the Seine, open-air markets, fashion shops, museums and monuments in Paris; Metro Paris's subway; Eating at a sidewalk cafe in Paris; Museums and theaters in London; Weekly Travelcard; English breakfast and tea; Palazzo Pubblicco, museums and Corsa del Palio in Siena.

Describes the author's Christmas trip to Paris as a widow. French attitude toward Christmas; Accommodations; Bistros and cafes; Museums; Christmas morning service; Other attractions.

Discusses several of the attractions of Paris, France, including the La Defense district, the Ile St. Louis, and the Musee Picasso.

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

Presents information on the author's experience visiting Paris, France. Problems encountered by the author; Description of the Le Bristol hotel where the author stayed; History of the hotel; Details on the Bibliotheque National De France complex. INSET: Metro on the Metro.

Photo essay with text of views of scenery and people in Paris, France. Author reminisces on French style and his time spent living there.

Relates author's vacation to the northern part of Paris, France. Natural attractions; Notable recipes; Hotels and restaurants.

Lists several cafes and bars to hangout in Paris, France. Cafe de Flore; Cafe du Tresor; La Palette; Buddha Bar; Hemingway Bar; La Renaissance; Havanita Cafe; La Reservoir; Rosebud; Taverne Henri IV; Willi's Wine Bar; Aux Trois Mailletz; Le Bar Hotel Villa; Le Petit Opportum; Castel's; La Java; Le Balajo; Le Casbah; Bouffes de Nord; La Ste. Chapelle; Opera Bastille; Opera Garnier. INSET: Is life a cabaret?..

Narrates the author's trip to Paris, France. Walk along the historical Rue Sainte-Antoine; Description of the Corinthian-colonnaded courtyard of the National Archives; Dining in the French bistro, Le Brin de Zinc...et Madame; Le Grand Vefour restaurant; Bargain hunting at the Porte de Vanves flea market; Cultural activities at the Louvre.

Discusses ways to see Paris, France on a small budget. Inspiration from `Europe on 5 Dollars a Day' by Arthur Frommier; Hotels; Restaurants; Shops.

Features shopping destinations in Paris, France. Duloube fish market; Chocolates at the Debauve et Gallais; Buying candles in red glasses; Cotton prints at Princess Tam-Tam; Lingerie from Sabia Rosa; Hand-embroidered linens at Siecle; Flowers from Fleur a Fleur; Garden equipments at Garden-Jarden; Cured meat and kinves at A la Ville de Rodez.

Describes an automobile tour of travel destinations of Paris, France. Car rentals; Driving around the Etoile; Benefits of the car tour; Visiting brothels, parks and cemeteries; Car theft freedom.

Describes a route from London, England to Paris, France using a car. Passing mile upon mile of gentrified houses; Coursing over suburban high streets; Passing through tilled fields and stark pastures.

Relates author's visit in Paris, France. September in Paris; Returning families from summer places; Metro Entrance at the Monceau Station; Walk along the Canal St. Martin; Parc de Montsouris; Le Marias as the home to the poor and the privileged; Silverware shops along the Place des Vosges square; Les Halles market area; Jardin Des Plantes flower market; Bois de Boulogne forest; Rue de Rochechouart celebration.

A writer for `Gourmet' magazine reminisces about her favorite city--Paris. She recalls her first visit as a child, her life there as an adult, her gastronomic apprenticeship, and her job as a writer.

The author recalls how as a child he fantasized about living in Paris and how the real Paris was not a disappointment when he traveled there to see the grandest horse race in Europe, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

Visits Marais, located on the Right Bank in Paris, undoubtedly one of today's most vibrant neighborhoods. Description; Points of interest; Shopping tips.

Tours several of the domes of Paris, which popped up on its seventeenth century skyline and adds striking definition to the silhouette of the city.

Presents black and white photographs of the various attractions in Paris, France taken in the 1950s. Includes the Champs-Elysees; Sevres-Baylone shopping district; Seine river; Eiffel Tower; Bastille.

Presents information on various travel destinations from around the world, and attractions found at these destinations. Countries mentioned like Britain, Russia, Santa Monica, Paris, Chicago, Berlin and others; Details on attractions found; Information on Peter Mayle's novel `Anything Considered. INSETS: Suite talk.;Atlanta.;Book tour..