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Describes the villages of Paris in France. Includes the Auteuil as the most selective of Parisian villages; Population of workers in Plaisance; Charonne, as a summering spot for the aristocrats.

Opinion. Focuses on an individual's experience in Paris, France, highlighting beauty of the Eiffel Tower during Christmas season and presenting recipes. Details on the spotlight landmark; Information on food shops; Details on a tour of Paris; Ingredients and methods of the recipes; Additional related information.

Describes the St.-Germain-des-Pres section of Paris, France. Luxembourg Gardens. Sights; Historic places and buildings; Delacroix Museum; Hotels; Restaurants and food; Musee d'Orsay; Travel information.

Describes some scenic spots in Paris, France. Skating near the Montparnasse Tower; Trip to the Pompidou Arts and Cultural Center; Walk along the Seine; Other favorite spots. INSET: More about Paris..

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of travel to Paris, France and reminiscences of the city during its occupation by Adolf Hitler on June 23, 1940.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author describes a trip to Paris, France, discussing the city's significance to her, mother-daughter relationships, and the courage needed to live fully rather than dream.

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France and also includes recommendations for shopping in various stores including Louis Vuitton SA, Isabel Marant SA and the company Berluti.

The article describes Paris in France for the benefit of tourists and travelers. Due to the shortage of Paris taxis and the unpredictable traffic jams on Paris streets, travelers have been advised to check their luggage two days in advance. Eight new satellite towns are to be built around charming old ones in the agricultural Seine River Valley in Paris. These satellites will be autonomous small cities containing imposing intellectual cores like two university centers.

The article narrates the author's impression about Paris, France as a host city for expatriate American writers. She relate how the city has a good food for visitors. The hospitality of shopkeepers impressed her while touring around. She narrates being befriended some of her famous fellow American writers while in the city.

Focuses on Paris, capital city of France. Places of attraction in the city; Social and cultural life of the inhabitants; Nightlife in the city.

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France, and includes recommendations for shopping, the Les Puces de St.-Ouen flea market, E. Dehillerin cooking supply store.

Something about Paris, France, made the author love Paris, may be the traffic-choked streets, the political apathy, and parts of the exposition of 20th- century sculpture at the Rodin museum. London, England, now is Europe's most swinging town. The National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company command the finest acting troupes of the English-speaking world. Acting everywhere in London today generally displays remarkable competence and at times brilliance. One often suspects, however, that roles are being played for recordings rather than for the stage, so much of the effect is verbal and vocal.

Comments on issues of interest to the American public. Reason why travel is so exhilarating; Details of how the game of jai-alai is played; Electric advertisement of pharmaceutical manufacturer Squibbs Corp. at the waterfront of New York City; Journey to Paris, France.

The article discusses day trips for tourists in the village of Barbizon in Paris, France including the Hôtellerie du Bas-Bréau, a bistro, and the Musée de Barbizon. INSET: Paris' Specialty Pastry Shops: Treat Yourself Like a Local.

The article offers travel tips for Meaux, the metropolitan area of Paris, France and also offers information on "The Great War in Portraits," an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in Great Britain from February 27, 2014 to June 15, 2014.

A review is offered for the Monc XIII store located in Sag Harbor, New York, offers travel tips for Paris, France and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France and includes information on hotels, museum and luxury establishments to see.

The article offers travel tips for the cities of Poitou-Charentes, Loire River Valley and Paris and includes information on their historic tourist attractions such as the Hermione project, Fontevraud Royal Abbey, and the Fondation Louis Vuitton designed by Architect Frank Gehry.

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France including recommendations on dining, sight seeing, and visiting museums and cultural sites.

The author talked about the use of online social network, particularly Facebook and Trippy, for planning a trip to Paris, France. According to the author, many of his friends gave suggestion on which tourist spots to go, such as Musée des Arts et Métiers. The author also offered travel finds in the city, including City Segway Tours, the Deportation Memorial and the E. Dehillerin.

The article discusses travel trips for cruisers in Paris, France including the Four Seasons Hotels Inc., the Marina Bay Sands resort, and the Fullerton Bay Hotel.

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France and includes recommendations for dining, accommodations, shopping, cocktails and historic excursions.

The article discusses ways to enjoy Paris, France in a low-cost budget. It suggests to stay in a suburb and eat a baguette for every meal. Having a picnic on the sprawling lawns to watch the sunset and admire the Eiffel Tower alight at night is advised. It is also noted that there are free Wi-Fi spots in Paris, including in many public parks.

This article discusses investment in the suburbs of Paris, France so as to make them more attractive to visitors. Efforts to improve travel between the suburbs of Paris such as La Défense, Clichy, and Pantin and the central city are described. The importance of these efforts for the city, which regulates the development of high rise buildings in its historic neighborhoods, is emphasized.

This article discusses Prince Louis Albert de Broglie's efforts to restore the taxidermist gallery Deyrolle in Paris, France following a fire in 2001. The efforts to restore existing specimens and acquire replacement stock for the store are described. The perspective that Parisians bring to taxidermy and the ethical questions surrounding biodiversity are considered.

The article focuses on the failure of Paris, France to build modern buildings that would be admired by the French people and the world. It cites several modern buildings built in Paris that did not live up to the expectations of the public. Philosopher and architecture professor Jean Attali argues that London, England was awarded the 2012 Olympic games instead of Paris because the International Olympic Committee was aware of the bad architecture in Paris. There is public clamor calling for the government to revive Paris' architectural landscape.

This article focuses on various structures on the streets of Paris, France that feature the art nouveau and art deco designs. These include Petit Palais, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs and the Musée Carnavalet. Also included are Théaâtre des Champs-Élysées and the Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées.

Examines the tourism sector in Paris, France. Hotels; Restaurants; Shopping.

Provides information on Passy, a neighborhood across the Seine from Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Information on Musée Marmottan Monet museum located in the area; Place where author Honoré de Balzac lived; Background of the Musée du Vin museum; Restaurants and cafe in the area.

Focuses on the Rue du Faubourg St.-Honoré Paris, France. How the street has made a comeback since the 1990s; Influence of the Hotel Costes; Mention of the Café Castiglione; Suggested shops and boutiques worth visiting, including Stephane Marias' makeup shop; Why the author enjoys walking and browsing along the street.

Relates the experiences of the author as a United States citizen in Paris, France. Apparent cultural rift between the French and the Americans; Perceptions of Americans by the French and vice-versa; Persistence of the French in recognizing their culture and cultural heritage; Hidden affection by French for Americans; Efforts of author to befriend strangers in Paris.

Describes the city of Paris, France. Various ways of transportation in the city; Tourist attractions; Restaurants and entertainment; Hotels and lodging services. INSETS: A Petite Chain with Grand Style;A Finicky Allure;The Sound of Paris;Surprise: High Style at Not-So-High Prices

The article offers travel tips for Paris, France and includes recommendations for sightseeing such as Eiffel Tower, witnessing bike competitions, the Tour de France, and the restaurant that serves mussels known Léon de Bruxelles.