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If London is about history, New York fun and rom la dolce vita, Paris embodies beauty and romance.
Well informed, eloquent and oh-so romantic, the Ville-Lumiere (City of Light) is a philosopher, a poet, a crooner.
Paris has just about exhausted the superlatives that can reasonably be applied to any city.
About this book
Drift through the secluded streets of Montmartre, marvel at some of the world's finest art museums or track down the city's top nightlife - however you want to enjoy Paris, this fully updated guide will show you the best of France's incomparable capital.
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guidebookTravelforeign travelDescripcionesGuidebooksTravel & holiday guides
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ParisFranceEurope
About the author
Steve Fallon
A London resident for a quarter-century, Steve Fallon has written or contributed to more than 100 different guidebooks, including eight editions of Lonely Planet’s guide to London. Who could possibly know their city better than a guidebook author? He is a dual US-Ireland national and lived in Paris as a student, taught English at a university in Poland before the Berlin Wall came tumblin’ down, worked as a journalist for a dozen years in Hong Kong and then moved to Budapest, from where he wrote Lonely Planet’s first guidebooks to Hungary and Slovenia. ([Source][1]) [1]: http://www.steveslondon.com/about-steve/
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