What makes Paris such a hugely popular tourist destination is the sheer range of attractions and activities.
To seize every golden opportunity that offers our capital city, we invite you to use the following hyperlinks.
The valuable information you may need to make the most of the city is featured below:
www.en.parisinfo.com (Paris tourist board)
www.ratp.fr (public transport)
www.accurateweather.com (weather forecast)
www.maporama.com (explore Paris by area)
www.adp.fr (flight details information)
www.boutiquesdemusees.fr (all museums of France)
www.palaisdescongres-paris.com (Paris most exclusive Conference and Meeting centre)
www.ladefense.fr (Paris Business District information portal)
www.quaibranly.fr
www.musee-orsay.fr
www.idf-parcs.disneylandparis.fr
A walk around the Waldorf Trocadéro: the exclusive location of the Trocadéro Hotel, opened in March 2003, will invite you to take long and enjoyable strolls around Paris. You may like to visit the Museum of the Human Being (www.mnhn.fr), the Museum of Contemporary Art of the city of Paris or the Tokyo Palace displaying contemporary art items (www.palaisdetokyo.com). You may decide you to see the Museum of Guimet and Asian art, or the impressionists of the Marmottan Museum (www.marmottan.com).
Enjoy a lovely view from the Palais de Chaillot: the fountains in Trocadéro, the Champ de Mars and, or from certainly, the world famous iron lady: the Eiffel Tower (www.tour-eiffel.fr) which can be accessed by crossing Le pont d’Iéna. Take your time over the sight of Paris and particularly its bridges prefectly lined up.
Yet another walk, just as enjoyable, will take you up Avenue Marceau towards to the Arc de Triomphe and the Avenue des Champs-Elysées. You will walk through the world’s most beautiful avenue where fashionable stores are established such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Guerlain, Virgin or Disney Store, movie theatres and clubs. Walking back, enjoy the view then go up the Arc de Triomphe to take avantage of the wonderful outlook: l'Arche de la Défense (www.grandearche.com) or, in the opposite direction, Place de la Concorde, Les Jardins des Tuileries and Le Musée du Louvre (www.louvre.fr).
Right outside the Walforf Trocadéro Hotel, discover Chez Francis, the Art Deco style restaurant in Alma, the finesse of its cuisine, the luxury of its design. Continue your stroll along rue Montaigne, where you will find many exquisite outlets of the well-fashioned designers: Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Cerruti, Prada, Viviane Westwood.
Fancy some entertainment? Why not book a cabaret at the Crazy Horse (www.lecrazyhorseparis.com) you will be met by charming girls whose only garment is the limelight. |
