|
|
If you see incorrect information here, submit your change and we'll take a look.
Processing... 
Please let us know how we can make this information more accurate.
303 traveler(s) have visited PARIS
aberro
Jena and I spent a great week in Paris. What wonderful food, art, and architecture.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 3.78571428571429, with
14 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
lalakante
My husband and I spent a week in Paris on our way to Africa in 2000. We got to spent New Year's 2001 in Paris. Overall I was not a huge fan of Paris, but I wouldn't mind going back sometime. Some of the things I didn't like were the poor weather (we went in December/January -- bad idea!), the dirtiness of some of the streets and public transit, the amount of attempted thefts on and around public transit, the extremely high cost for everything there, the tiny bathtubs and the language barrier. Things I highly enjoyed were the culture, the sight-seeing, the landmarks, the reliability of the public transit, the wonderful family members we stayed with and the photogenic quality of Paris as a whole. It was an interesting trip, and I'm glad we went. If we go back, it better be in the spring or summer though. ;)
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 3.73333333333333, with
15 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
rvincoletto
Visit: http://rvincoletto.multiply.com
Ah! Paris, the city of lights!
Well, it’s not completely accurate.
The center of Paris, the touristy places are really amazing, fascinating.
But, you have to stay there. Paris’s suburbs looks like to Sao Paulo’s suburbs. If you catch the subway at Paris’s suburbs, and go to Eiffel Tower, seems that you catch the train in some third world city and then you are in Paris.
The truth is Paris is really beautiful, but it has a big problem: their people.
As Renato said, you know some people’s kindness from their behavior at public transportation. No one give up a place for pregnancy women, old ones, disables. They push you and then complain with you, as it was your fault.
Other thing: Tourist people are there bringing money to the city, so why they treat us bad? Looks like they hate us.
I don’t know why but I felt really uncomfortable there. Just a few treated us kindly.
And the way they look to you if you don’t speak French…disdain.
My advice is: Do you want to know Paris? Do it! I want to go back, but don’t try to interact with their people. It’s not worthy.
But, let’s talk about good things: Triumph Arc. Up there seeing is amazing and down there is wonderful as well. I was delighted with its roof.
Leaving the Triumph Arc, we walked down Champs Elysees ‘til the Concorde square. And we stopped for lunch on our way. Yes, we lunched at Champs Elysees, right here! How chic we are!
Eiffel Tower is really impressive. And, baby Felipe marked his territory there. He can say for all his friends that he was naked at Eiffel tower. You can see it here.
I guess Ille de la Cité is my favorite place: Seine, Notre Dame, Police department...everything it’s amazing. And I think Andre liked too. You can see it here.
We didn’t go to Louvre, D'Orsay, places that I want to explore with time.
But, I still don’t believe that RER (train) closes at five o’clock!
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 3.64285714285714, with
14 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Drewbird
( No mini-review created yet. )
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 3.55555555555556, with
9 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
meganfreeman03
First trip to Paris was for spring break while studying abroad in Spain. The trip was packed with museums and monuments...my favorite moment was at night when I was going up an escalator that runs along the exterior of the Modern Arts museum...as I was going up, the lights of all the major monuments in Paris turned on...it was stunning. My second trip was more about wandering the streets and it was much more enjoyable!
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 3.0, with
3 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
yhanawa
Beautiful and fascinating, it blends the history with modern feeling entwined to something you can't really describe with words.
The picture is from St.Chapelle, which I like best in my photo archive.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 3.0, with
7 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
netiva
(12/25/2005 to 12/30/2005)
I lived in Paris for 6 years, 5 of which in highschool.
See my Paris site at http://www.neiu.edu/~ncaftori/paris.htm with my recent pictures from there.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.85714285714286, with
7 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Alberto Huertas Aragoneses
La Torre Eiffel en la Ciudad de la Luz. Pese al frio que pasamos, sin duda, una de las ciudades más bonitas que hemos visitado. Marzo de 2006.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.66666666666667, with
6 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
kellas
The first time I visitied it, I went with a French guy from Lyon. I hated it. On my subsequent visits, I loved it. Who wouldn't?
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.66666666666667, with
6 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Redaktören
I have been there several times from my first Inter-rail trip until recently visiting Disney World with my kids.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.6, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
stug
( No mini-review created yet. )
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.6, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
grooveisland
(04/04/2002 to 05/06/2002)
Ahh, Paris. The city of Love.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.5, with
6 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
raichle
I have been to Paris so many times I can't count. The whole city is literally a museum. There are many "must-sees" including of course the Louvre. Here's one of my blogs about the city -> http://fredferg.blogs.com/travelog/2005/01/20050104_paris.html
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.4, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
cousroz
Paris - most beautiful city in Europe?
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.2, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Eloisa
( No mini-review created yet. )
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 2.0, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
angela78
(11/28/2005 to 12/01/2005)
My favorite city..great food, museums, people, and flirty men :)
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.8, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Joyeuse
( No mini-review created yet. )
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.5, with
2 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
carlos
( No mini-review created yet. )
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.5, with
2 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
scotlandhawk
(01/20/2006 to 01/21/2006)
My favorite place to stop on the way back from India to break up the trip
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.4, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
boloncho
LOVED IT ALL!!! It has been the most amazing place I have ever been to.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.4, with
5 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Wyvern
( No mini-review created yet. )
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.25, with
4 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
scottgames
(03/22/1999 to 03/25/1999)
First night we arrived and dropped off our things in the hotel. Our group leader took us into the subway and refused to tell us where we were headed. We got off the subway, climbed up to street level, and rounded the corner of a large building to find the Eiffle Tower lit up in front of us. I will never forget that first Paris experience.
Other things I did in Paris: Louvre Museum, Musee d'Orsay, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame, shopping on Champs-Elysees, a boat tour on the River Seine, and the Palace of Versailles.
I didn't have nearly enough time to do and see everything at any of these places. I only had 3 days but could easily spend 3 weeks. I can't wait to get back again.
view travelogue |
|
russwbate@yahoo.com.au
There is little that I can say that hasn't been said many times before.
One of the world's truly great cities with food, wine, art, history - you name it.
My wife and I have always found Paris an easy city to get around - whether by Metro or on foot and the Parisians, despite the general reputation of the French for being difficult, are generally very hospitable.
One rule however, try to speak French - no matter how badly. Most of the French will speak English better than you speak French but they do appreciate your attempt to communicate in their language.
view travelogue |
|
Amanda
Paris is a magical place. I was there for the first time when I was 17, and went again when I was in my mid-20s. I know I'll be back again! I love just walking around and breathing in the ambiance of the city. Notre Dame and Sainte-Chapelle are both worth visiting. My favorite view of the city is from the roof of the department store, La Saumaritain.
view travelogue |
|
scrudderj
Visited - 1997/1998/1999/2000
I am an American, and I love Paris. Unusual, I realize, but true. The people have always been friendly (No, I do not speak French), and the shopping, food, scenery is simply beyond words. We enjoy going during the two weeks before Christmas, when the city truly becomes the city of lights...
view travelogue |
|
sdgirl1974
(04/28/2007 to 05/08/2007)
We spent 10 wonderful days in Paris and loved it! We stayed at the Intercontinental Paris Le Grande Hotel which was in the middle of everything. We walked everywhere or took the metro. Some of our favorite memories is just hanging out and also discovering our favorite cheese shop.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.0, with
1 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
kerager8
Paris out of all the places ive ever been was the nicest city ive found! it truly is an amazing place if you walk down any street you see somethign beyond amazing its incredible and contrary to popular belief the people are plenty kind!
view travelogue |
|
MadameBee
Espresso, long lunches, ambience...it's not called the city of lights for nothing. La Tour Eiffel, Arc d'Triomphe, the Catacombs...my favorite!, Notre Dame, Le Louvre...check out the Islamic Art exbihit. The Buddha Bar.
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.0, with
1 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Diane G
(03/11/1969 to 07/20/1993)
I love Paris. I love its ambiance, its energy, its neighborhoods, its food. I love its museums, the way you can walk all over the city - every chance I get, I return to Paris to explore it some more.
view travelogue |
|
bketelsen
The city of Love. Been to Paris several times (more than 15?) over the past 20 years. I always find something new to enjoy. The people really aren't mean as popular media would have you believe.
view travelogue |
|
Andrew's travels
Multiple trips. Paris would be one of the most perfect cities on earth, except for all the Parisians. A terrific walking city. Stay close to the Notre Dame and explore on foot.
view travelogue |
|
Funkyman
Era joven...y recuerdo la grandeza de Versalles y sentirme chiquito en el Louvre...y a mi padre pagando multas por colarnos en el metro...supongo que siempre nos quedará...
view travelogue |
|
argylejenn
This user's home!
I love Paris. I first came here when I was 12, and fell in love. Living here has been more of an adventure than I could have ever hoped for.
view travelogue |
|
aromay
(05/11/1998 to 05/15/1998)
La segunda parte del curso de "Corporate Modelling in Europe", con asistencia finlandesa, francesa, griega, inglesa, alemana y española.
view travelogue |
|
eexlebots
(12/26/2001 to 12/31/2001)
Lots of walking, but that seems to be the best way to see the city. This is a great city with jillions things to see, do, and eat.
view travelogue |
|
oj_lo
eiffel tower, champs elysees, sacre coeur, chateau de versailles, les deux moulins ~ the cafe where amelie works as a waitress
view travelogue |
|
coldwell.6
Visited in November 2000 while studying aboard in England. Also visited in March 2006 while traveling on spring break.
view travelogue |
|
Jim_S
(11/06/2004 to 11/06/2004)
Only saw the airport. Looking forward to seeing more next visit. Lunch was nice.
view travelogue |
|
Susan
(11/04/1999 to 11/07/1999)
( No mini-review created yet. )
view travelogue |
Photo rating: 1.0, with
2 vote(s).
Rate this photograph
|
Alex Chamberlin
Global city #2.
Length of Stay: 1 week
We stayed in a centrally located hotel, near Notre Dame. Just across the street was the Hotel California, inspiring us to listen to the Eagles as we spent evenings sitting on our balcony, sipping wine.
Paris is so packed with history and must see sights that I was constantly on the Metro getting between monuments. Paris was great, worth a visit. Be sure to see the Eiffle Tower at 8pm when sparkling light show covers the tower for 10 minutes
view travelogue |
|
paulfromsaintpaul
I have been to Paris several times and its more interesting each time. Like New York or London, once you have seen the main tourist attractions you can see more interesting things and save money. Its pretty expensive.
view travelogue |
|
johnc
For an old style bistro I would highly recommend Bofinger. It is located across the square from the Bastille.
view travelogue |
|
|
