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Paris is whatever you want it to be. For tourists, the Eiffel Tower fulfils the promise of a perfect photo-op. For serious art lovers, a visit to The Louvre is a near religious experience. |
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Greece is a popular vacation destination. Greece welcomes every year millions of visitors from all over the world. |
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Santorini is arguably one of the most beautiful and unique islands in the world... |
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Mykonos attracting thousands of visitors each year, offering all kinds of fun activities |
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Corfu - the natural beauties of the island, the picturesque of the city, magnificent beaches |
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 Generally, restaurants are open from noon to about 2 and from 7:30 or 8 to 10 or 10:30. It's best to make reservations, particularly in summer, although the reviews only state when reservations are absolutely essential. If you want no-smoking seating, make this clear; the mandatory no-smoking area is sometimes limited to a very few tables. Brasseries have longer hours and often serve all day and late into the evening; some are open 24 hours.
Assume a restaurant is open every day, unless otherwise indicated. Surprisingly, many prestigious restaurants close on Saturday as well as Sunday. July and August are the most common months for annual closings, although Paris in August is no longer the wasteland it once was. Places where a jacket and tie are de rigueur are noted. Otherwise, use common sense -- jeans and T-shirts are not suitable in Paris restaurants, nor are shorts or running clothes, except in the most casual bistros and cafés.
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 Situated in the 1st district, this superb hotel on the place Vendôme is finding its way back to gastronomic delights, opening a restaurant upstairs with a quietly refined 'gris Dior' décor by Michele Bönan. Complete with everything the heart could desire: silver studded houndstooth armchairs, velour sofas, silver curtains made of silk and satin, pink satin cushions… Here you can enjoy elegant, classical and seasonal traditional cuisine prepared to perfection by the young and skilful young chef Nicolas Rucheton. This is a chic and refined address which has already become the place to be within the fashion world. |
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PLACE DE VENDÔME - PARIS 1ER |
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 Right in the heart of Paris's 'Triangle d'Or' you will find this restaurant perched on the 6th and top floor of an elegant Haussmann-style building 8th district. 39 V is a truly peaceful haven managed by Frédéric Vardon. Alain Ducasse, corporate chef for the last 14 years, offers neo-classical French gastronomic cuisine high in the rooftops of Paris. 39 V is resolutely a modern restaurant adorned with chic and fashionable decorations offers a wide view of the open kitchen. Add to all of this a terrace that is bordered by a kitchen garden, which overhangs an interior courtyard. |
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39, avenue George V - Paris 8ème |
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 Situated in the 1st district, Christine Sanna-Lefranc has given this charming house, nestled at the bottom of the Palais-Royal gardens, an attractive atmosphere to match the warm and attentive welcome. She combines culinary traditions from Corsica with the occasional, more personal flight of fancy. The menu breaks new ground with every change of season, accompanied by Corsican wines as expressive and sun-filled as the beautiful Island itself. |
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4, rue de Beaujolais - Paris 1er |
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 Opened in March 2008 in the 17th district, Agape is a great new restaurant in Paris. Laurent Lapaire, an expert in excellence after ten years of managing the restaurant l'Arpège, his associate Olivier Le Franc, and the young chef Yohann Lemonnier, provide exceptional service. This French fine-dining restaurant was rightly rewarded with one Guide Michelin Star in March 2009. |
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51, rue Jouffroy-d'Abbans - Paris 17ème |
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 Next to the Champs-Elysées and the Place de L'Étoile in the 8th district, this Au Zen Garden whose elegant décor was advised by the grand Chinese architect, Sheng Tang Guyoi, offers a complete scope of Chinese gastronomy. A student of Master Tan Kwei Ming, the chef Shi Ming Schen created an extremely varied menu that wakens the ancient and subtle cuisine of Shangai, Peking, Sezchwan and Canton. Attentive and polite service. |
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15, rue Marbeuf - Paris 8ème |
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 The Hotel Evergreen's main restaurant, Barocco is located near the Georges Pompidou Square in the Levallois district, and has been under new management since the summer of 2008. Claudio Puglia, the owner of la Romantica in Clichy, now offers a beautiful terrace and large private rooms. Barocco, a contemporary bistro, serves modern, fortifying Italian cuisine and a good selection of Italian wines. You will be greeted with a professional welcome and taken care of by attentive service. |
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8, place Georges Pompidou - Levallois-Perret |
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 This old hotel, bar and restaurant was established in the 1920's in the 8th district and was the top meeting place for all the prominent political and cultural figures of the 1960's. Berkeley 's interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon has given this exclusive Champs-Elysées venue a warm and luminous atmosphere using beautiful textiles, stunning objets d'art and a magnificent glass ceiling. The menu of this fun and trendy restaurant is changed regularly and the chef provides food that is simple and flavourful using seasonal produce. You can enjoy lunch or dinner here, but also breakfast or just a drink in the afternoon. |
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7, avenue Matignon - Paris 8ème |
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 Black marble, Murano crystal chandeliers, precious Rubelli tapestries and water curtains all help to make this Parisian bistro an ultra chic venue that is highly prized by its clientele from the "NAP" area of Paris (Neuilly, Auteuil, Passy). The Bistro de la Muette located in the 16th district, was co-founded by Willy Dorr, creator of the €39 all-inclusive menu and Garry Dorr, the current owner. They offer an undeniably classic menu overseen by the famous Jean-Jacques Jouteux. Their produce is exceptional: David Hervé oysters, "Château" fillet of beef, Sole Belle Meunière, and many more. It's the best value for money in Paris. |
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10, chaussée de la Muette - Paris 16ème |
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 Situated in the 11th district, this Thaï restaurant will make you feel as though you've been transported straight to a traditional Thai village! The dining area consists of a myriad of small rooms filled with lush flowers and exotic objects. Four chefs from Thailand offer a full range of delicacies from the four provinces of Thailand. Beware of the dishes marked with red elephants! One elephant stands for spicy... and three equals dynamite! |
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43, rue de la Roquette - Paris 11ème |
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Welcome to the Bouillon Racine, famous brasserie created in 1906 in a stunning Art Nouveau decor. Now listed as an historical monument, the Bouillon Racine offers an immersion in the Paris of the 1900's. Where food is concerned, the chef has selected a subtle blend of modern day and more traditional dishes. With specialties like the suckling pig stuffed and spit roasted, boiled beef with vegetables, the risotto with scallops and shrimps, or the coffee from Liege, the waffle with crème brûlée with mapple syrup... The Bouillon Racine invites you for a journey through time and senses
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3, rue Racine - Paris 6ème |
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 Situated in the 16th district, with totally new décor by Philippe Starck, Bon design restaurant comes back for the autumn season with a new "world cuisine"-inspired menu dominated by Asian flavours. In terms of the decor, at Bon, there is a choice between several fun and trendy areas: the new wine-room with its huge panoramic window, the intimate boudoir, the cosy "chimney" room, the "library" room lined with books and enormous bookshelves and, for smokers, the comfortable and surprising smoking room. |
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25, rue de la Pompe - Paris 16ème |
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 Situated in the 1st district the menu at La Brasserie du Louvre is a novel blend of flavour combinations and classic dishes. A unique fusion of freshness and seasonal ingredients: the perfect complement to a visit to the Louvre or an evening at the Comédie Française. Restaurant and Terrace: non stop service from 12 noon until 10.30pm. This Brasserie is open every day. A la carte, this romantic Parisian restaurant tempts you to taste a subtle marriage of flavours created by the renowned chef Guy Martin and prepared by the Hotel du Louvre Chef Denis Bellon. Every week, the restaurant offers a new menu presenting a fresh cuisine and using local seasonal products. |
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Place du Palais Royal - Paris 1er |
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 Created by Jacques Grange, this new contemporary treasure in the 8th district is synonymous with pleasures of the sea. Gourmet diners will delight as much in the décor as in the dishes, which include the famous balik salmon, shelfish, oysters and fresh caviar... The seafood menu revisits the delights of a real treat and the restaurant is in harmony with its time. |
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15, place de la Madeleine - Paris 8ème |
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 Situated in the 1st district the menu at La Brasserie du Louvre is a novel blend of flavour combinations and classic dishes. A unique fusion of freshness and seasonal ingredients: the perfect complement to a visit to the Louvre or an evening at the Comédie Française. Restaurant and Terrace: non stop service from 12 noon until 10.30pm. This Brasserie is open every day. A la carte, this romantic Parisian restaurant tempts you to taste a subtle marriage of flavours created by the renowned chef Guy Martin and prepared by the Hotel du Louvre Chef Denis Bellon. Every week, the restaurant offers a new menu presenting a fresh cuisine and using local seasonal products. |
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72, rue Vieille du Temple - Paris 3ème |
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Savor the City of Light's world-class food, shopping and Oh-là-là romance with a reservation at one of many Paris hotels... |
 Located just steps from the Trocadero & the Eiffel Tower, historic Le Parc Hotel offers personalized service... |
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 Le Moulin Rouge is world-famous thanks to its French Cancan and immortalization by the painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. The sumptuous shows at the Moulin Rouge feature feathers, rhinestones and sequins, fabulous sets, original music and, of course, the most beautiful girls in the world. |
 Discover the joy of unlimited sightseeing with the Paris Pass, which gives you free entry to the best attractions Paris has to offer. Save time as you skip the long lines with fast-track entry at many attractions, including the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay. Also take advantage of special offers at various restaurants and shops throughout Paris. |
 It's show time in Paris at the Paradis Latin, the most Parisian cabaret in town. For the ultimate evening in Paris' atmospheric Latin Quarter, enjoy a glittering cabaret show with dinner or champagne at the Paradis Latin - the oldest traditional French cabaret in the world. It's the perfect Paris experience! |
 Treat yourself to a magical time at Disneyland® Paris. With two different theme parks, Disneyland® Paris will make your dreams come true twice! Your Disneyland® Paris Magic Ticket – a 1 Day 2 Park Hopper – is superb value, allowing one day's admission to both Disneyland® Park and Walt Disney Studios® Park with the freedom to hop between both Disney® Parks as often as you like. |
 Throughout the tour your guide-interpreter will bring back to life the history of the Palace of Versailles where, from 1682, Louis XIV officially settled his court and his government. In particular, you will discover the Great Royal Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors and the Queen's Apartments. |
 Imagine cruising effortlessly through the parks and sidewalks of Paris while receiving a great orientation, informative historical and current-day information, heaps of unique and fascinating stories, great photo opportunities and superb personal service from your guide. Well dream no more and book your Paris City Segway Tour today! |
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