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Twenty reasons Paris is the world's No.1 tourist city
It's world's most popular city for tourists, but beyond the main attractions its heart lies in its cobbled back streets and lesser-known local haunts.
It's world's most popular city for tourists, but beyond the main attractions its heart lies in its cobbled back streets and lesser-known local haunts.
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From queuing for hours for the Eiffel Tower to overdosing on 12 per cent beer, here are the things to avoid in the French capital.
The French capital is a pastel box of colourful and inspiring shops, ranging from century-old family-run haberdashery to shiny new homewares store. The problem can be: where to start?
From an Asian giant's first property to the place where the bikini was invented, here are the hotels that define the world's No.1 tourist destination.
You've done the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, it's time to experience Paris like a local.
What better place to stay than on an island that's just 20 minutes to virtually every Paris landmark?
Away from the tourist traps, Haute Marais gives a taste of Paris life.
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Charming and enchanting, Europe's city of fashion, art, culture and romance is a favourite for many, many times over. From haute cuisine to haute couture, Paris seduces with its museums of masterpieces, its tantalising political history, its chic cafes and aroma of sophistication. Home to some of the most famous past and present, this city is the epicentre of style, taste and the 'nouveau'.