Musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris

Advantages: many things
Disadvantages: nothing

...speak with other people who come from other countries like Spain, Italy or England. In addition, Paris defends its name as la ville de l’amour (the city of love). When you want to demonstrate your love towards your girl, then you run off with her in le Sacre Coeur. There, you must only give her a rose during a sunrise. Taking everything into account, I think that les Parisiens must think about their desire to quit Paris, because they will quit a wonderful place.... Read review

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Advantages: warm in summer, romantic, architecture, street cafes
Disadvantages: street entertainers wanting money for nothing, Hotel Favart

...My boyfriend and I travelled by Eurostar to Paris last summer and I can truly say it was the most wonderful holiday we have ever experienced. Disneyland Paris was the first stop and it is far more attractive than its American counterparts. We had to take the metro to Paris and carrying our luggage up four flights of escalators was a struggle, but it was worth it. Our first hotel was a great disappointment - Hotel Favart. It was a total dump and we were only allowed to leave and cancel our reservation after I flooded the lobby with tears. A very fast taxi journey took us to Hotel California on Rue de Berri, just of the Champs Elyesse. I will never forget turning the corner at the Place De la Concorde and seeing the Arc de Triomphe for the first time. Forget the Eiffel - Paris is about architecture and the Arc is incredible. I could go... Read review

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Advantages: views
Disadvantages: traffic

...this is probaly he centre of paris. it is a large round about with a phallic monument in the middle. by night it is beautiful as it is lit up and you can see the arabic / egyptian writing engraved on it iin gold. it is truly a fine sight. but what is better is what surrounds the monument. there are the government buildings, in one direction there is a direct path to the louvre but most stunning of all in the other direction there is a view up the champs elysees which is unrivalled in paris, seeing the arc de triomphe at the end. there is little too much traffic but hten again this is a city and should be appreciated as such. visit it at night and take a camera.... Read review

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