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Lonely
Planet Mediterranean Europe Phrasebook
(Language Survival Kit)
by Sally Steward(Editor) -
1993 - Paperback
Lonely
Planet Paris
(City Maps Series)
1999 - Paperback
Lonely
Planet Read This First : Europe
(Read This First)
by Paul Harding - July 2000
- Paperback.
Lonely
Planet Europe on a Shoestring
(Lonely Planet Europe on a
Shoestring, 2nd Ed)
by Scott McNeely - February
2001 - Paperback
589 paris guide
437 paris hotel guide
275 travel guide paris
251 restaurant paris
guide
189 paris city guide
144 paris gay guide
112 paris tour guide
108 paris tourist guide
92 by guide numbers
paris paris travel ultra
51 paris shopping guide
46 guide paris web
45 paris france guide
40 guide paris visitor
38 paris france travel
guide
30 guide michelin paris
25 episode guide paris
real world
25 exposition guide
paris
Paris Travel Guide Books
Eyewitness
Travel Guides: Paris
This is my favorite Paris guide, with a brief history of the city is followed by "Paris at a Glance" featuring the best museums, churches and parks; "Paris Through the Year," a description of the seasons; and "A River View of Paris" which takes the reader on a tour along the Seine. The guide then takes you through the city district by district. The "Travelers Needs" section includes extensive information about restaurants, hotels, shopping venues, entertainment opportunities and special activities for children. The "Survival Guide" gives practical information about getting into and out of Paris, banking and postal services, safety, transportation, and more. The Eyewitness book even has simple French phrases in the back that I found very useful. You could not own a better book.
Frommer's
Paris 2000
For many travelers, the City
of Light is in a class by itself--no other destination has quite the romance
and cachet of Paris. This guide has made an effort to keep up with this
constantly changing city. Look for all-new shopping and nightlife in this
edition, plus a wide selection of the latest, hottest restaurants. And
of course, there's a complete sightseeing guide that puts the city at your
fingertips--with tips for first-time travelers and discoveries that will
surprise you even if you already know and love Paris.
Michelin
Green Tourist Guide: Paris
Discover Paris with this bestselling
title in the Michelin Green Guide collection. Fully revised and specially
adapted for the English-speaking visitor, this handy edition is your indispensable
guide to the French capital. Includes descriptions of over 500 sights,
more than 110 color photos, and over 80 detailed maps (including one for
the Louvre). I wouldn't recommend visiting Paris without it, no matter
how well you may think you know the city.
Access
Paris (2000)
This book is great for planning
and dreaming, but it's an absolute must-have when you're THERE.
ACCESS
Paris is arranged by neighborhood so travelers can see at a glance
where they are and what is around them. This guide has a first-rate design
and extremely reliable reviews. It is lightweight, compact, and extremely
easy to use when you're walking around the city looking for the coolest
restaurants, sights, and those out-of-the-way places that make you feel
less a tourist and more a traveler.
Rick
Steves' Paris 2001 (Publication
date: March 2001)
Rick Steve weeds through the
endless possibilities Paris has to offer and gives you his personal recommendations
in an honest and entertaining style. He highlights the best local sights
and activities, friendly places to eat and sleep, suggested day plans and
itineraries that mix the famous and not-so-famous, and clear transportation
instructions that make it easy to get anywhere by car, train, or foot.
Includes walking tours of the Champs-Elysees and Montmartre. "For wannabe-experienced
urban/urbane explorers: Rick Steves' friendly, funny Back Door guides beat
all pseudo-hip 'insider' guides by miles."