- Day 1, Wednesday Feb, 25 (4 schedule items)
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- A Attraction, Paris
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Assemblée Nationale - Palais Bourbon
Palais Bourbon is the place where the National Assembly is held. It is a beautiful historic building with Renaissance architecture. It is also known as the maison de plaisance and it overlooks the river Seine. Hôtel de Lassay, next to this building is the official residence of the National Assembly's President. Palais Bourbon has a beautiful collection of Paintings, sculptures, medals and furniture. Guided tours for big groups can be organized.[Full Description]
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- B Paris, France
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Paris is the cosmopolitan capital of France and - with 2.2 million people living in zone 1 (Central Paris) and another 9.9 million people in the suburbs (la banlieue) - is one of the largest cities in Europe. Located in the north of the country on the river Seine, Paris has the reputation of being the most beautiful and romantic of all cities, brimming with historical associations and remaining vastly influential in the realms of culture, art, fashion, food and design. Dubbed the City of Light, it is among the most popular tourist destinations in the world.
Central Paris is officially divided into 20 districts called arrondissements, numbered from 1 to 20 in a clockwise spiral from the centre of town. Each arrondissement has its own unique character and selection of attractions for the traveler.
One of the best value and most convenient ways to see the sights of Paris is with the Paris Museum Pass (previously known as Carte Musées et Monuments), a pre-paid entry card that allows entry into over 70 museums and monuments around Paris. Those there are too many to list, highlights include: Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, Père-Lachaise Cemetery, the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay and the Picasso Museum.
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- C Accommodation, Paris
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With the finest quality of reception and service, this charming residence cultivates the art of hospitality in the French tradition. The hotel Louvre Sainte Anne is located in the heart of Paris, just a few steps away from the Grand Louvre museum and a few minutes from the Opera house. A charming residence in an exceptional location.[Full Description]
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- Paris for Art Lovers
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Art students of all ages will find inspiration in Paris’ myriad art fairs, markets and museums.
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- Day 2, Thursday Feb, 26 (2 schedule items)
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- D Dining, Paris
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Well-known British restaurateur Terence Conran has chosen the heart of Paris' chic Odeon district as the spot for his first cross-channel venture. The sophisticated menu places a definite emphasis on French cuisine; Grilled Lamb with Mint, Potatoes and Spinach Shoots and Fish is served in the vast, sumptuously decorated room on the lower level. Upstairs there's an ultra trendy bar and lounge, where an international line-up of DJs work magic on the turntables. A small, exclusive private room is available for hire (minimum 14 people).[Full Description]
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The animated film ‘Ratatouille’ inspires children to explore the culinary joys of Paris.
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- Day 3, Friday Feb, 27 (3 schedule items)
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- E Best Western Premier Opera Richepanse, Paris
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Best Western Premier Opera Richepanse
The Best Western Premier Richepanse is located in the heart of prestigious Paris between Place de la Concorde and the Opera Garnier near Place de la Madeleine and Rue St Honore. Live in the Paris of the famous fashion boutiques, antique shops, gastronomic restaurants, museums and all events. The taste of the refinement and the remarkable art deco decor transport you to a luminous world of colors of blue and yellow with space and volume. Three suites and thirty-five guest rooms with every amenity such as air conditioning, valet press, safety box, satellite TV, hair dryer, magnifying mirror, electric towel rail, modem plug and mini-bar. Free access to our private sauna. A rich, open buffet awaits you for breakfast beneath ancestral vaults. Best Western Gift Certificates accepted.[Full Description]
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- F Dining, Paris
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21 has made a comeback at rue mazarine where you will just find the number written on a black awning. Inside there are black leather booths and wooden tables and the menu is written on a blackboard. Order from the menu stuff like fresh herring sprinkled with spring onions, sardines fagora, laboutargue to pasta, filet of sea bass, marinated herring, confit of sardines, a stunning tartare, squid risotto and lisettes. This small place has great service and a small wine list to match the food. Owned by Paul Minchelli who knows his seafood very well.[Full Description]
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- G Attraction, Paris
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The arch is a site of memories, current events and celebrations. The lists of the dead will move you. And the cars that drive around the monument will terrify you! Standing in a direct line between the Louvre and the Grande Arche de la Défense, the monument links the past with the present and offers amazing views. A truly impressive landmark, 50 meters (164 feet) high and 45 meters (147 feet) wide, Paris would not be Paris without it! Open daily from 10am.[Full Description]
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- Day 4, Saturday Feb, 28 (3 schedule items)
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- H Alcazar, Paris
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Well-known British restaurateur Terence Conran has chosen the heart of Paris' chic Odeon district as the spot for his first cross-channel venture. The sophisticated menu places a definite emphasis on French cuisine; Grilled Lamb with Mint, Potatoes and Spinach Shoots and Fish is served in the vast, sumptuously decorated room on the lower level. Upstairs there's an ultra trendy bar and lounge, where an international line-up of DJs work magic on the turntables. A small, exclusive private room is available for hire (minimum 14 people).[Full Description]
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- I Shopping Venue, Paris
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Barbara Bui is not your conventional fashion guru as she does not have a degree in fashion. When it comes to designs, nothing can beat her ethnic collections! She opened her first boutique more than ten years ago, and now has four shops in Paris, one in New York and one in Milan. The boutique at Etienne Marcel stocks urban clothing for men and women. Shoppers can stop by at Bui's café for a cup of coffee if they get tired of shopping.[Full Description]
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Art students of all ages will find inspiration in Paris’ myriad art fairs, markets and museums.
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- Day 5, Sunday Mar, 1 (2 schedule items)
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- J Accommodation, Paris
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Best Western Premier Opera Richepanse
The Best Western Premier Richepanse is located in the heart of prestigious Paris between Place de la Concorde and the Opera Garnier near Place de la Madeleine and Rue St Honore. Live in the Paris of the famous fashion boutiques, antique shops, gastronomic restaurants, museums and all events. The taste of the refinement and the remarkable art deco decor transport you to a luminous world of colors of blue and yellow with space and volume. Three suites and thirty-five guest rooms with every amenity such as air conditioning, valet press, safety box, satellite TV, hair dryer, magnifying mirror, electric towel rail, modem plug and mini-bar. Free access to our private sauna. A rich, open buffet awaits you for breakfast beneath ancestral vaults. Best Western Gift Certificates accepted.[Full Description]
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- K 21, Paris
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21 has made a comeback at rue mazarine where you will just find the number written on a black awning. Inside there are black leather booths and wooden tables and the menu is written on a blackboard. Order from the menu stuff like fresh herring sprinkled with spring onions, sardines fagora, laboutargue to pasta, filet of sea bass, marinated herring, confit of sardines, a stunning tartare, squid risotto and lisettes. This small place has great service and a small wine list to match the food. Owned by Paul Minchelli who knows his seafood very well.[Full Description]
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- Day 6, Monday Mar, 2 (2 schedule items)
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- L Attraction, Paris
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Athénée - Théâtre Louis-Jouvet
This beautiful Italian style theater is situated in Paris' 9th arrondissement. Opened in 1982, the theater features an expansive luxe interior with intricate ornamentation and great red velvet curtains. It showcases theatrical productions both classical and contemporary as well as concerts. The theater offers 538 seats, and features a cafe/bar for intermission.[Full Description]
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Well-known British restaurateur Terence Conran has chosen the heart of Paris' chic Odeon district as the spot for his first cross-channel venture. The sophisticated menu places a definite emphasis on French cuisine; Grilled Lamb with Mint, Potatoes and Spinach Shoots and Fish is served in the vast, sumptuously decorated room on the lower level. Upstairs there's an ultra trendy bar and lounge, where an international line-up of DJs work magic on the turntables. A small, exclusive private room is available for hire (minimum 14 people).[Full Description]
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- Day 7, Tuesday Mar, 3 (1 schedule items)
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- N Shopping Venue, Paris
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Step into this small shop, which stocks creative leather products. You can find beautiful straps, bands, wallets, and more, in a wide range of colors, designs and styles. Choose from the number of patterns available, or if you have a design in mind, hand it over to the expert team and watch as the product takes shape, right in front of your eyes. This venue boasts of being the only such store in the world! You can also find a good collection of watches for sale.[Full Description]
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