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2.6 miles/4.1 Km from Les Catacombes
Good location completely redecorated. Combines comfort and elegance with a friendly staff and warm atmosphere
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4.7 miles/7.5 Km from Les Catacombes
In the most prestigious district of Paris, ideally located between the Eiffel Tower and the Champs Elysees, close to the Arc De Triomph. This tastefully
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3.8 miles/6 Km from Les Catacombes
Close to the Opera and to the main department stores, the hotel "Berg
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1.8 miles/2.8 Km from Musée Rodin
In a great location, close to Opera Arc De Triomphe, Montmartre and department stores. Located in a quiet street with nice "Hausmann"- style architecture. All rooms
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0.8 miles/1.2 Km from Musée Rodin
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Paris-Saint Germain des Pres. The Holiday Inn Paris-Saint Germain des Pres is ideally located in the heart of the fashionable
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1.7 miles/2.7 Km from Musée Rodin
Come to sleep behind the exuberant Ceramic facade of a landmark. (New York Times 13 December 1992). Warm and peaceful hotel, decorated with modern style
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0.5 miles/0.8 Km from Musée du Louvre
The All Suites Home Plazza Bastille provides full apartment accommodations for all of its guests. Each guest is welcome to stay from one day to one month
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1.1 miles/1.7 Km from Musée du Louvre
A nice tourist class hotel located in the trendy area of Paris which will seduce businessmen as well as tourists. A few steps away from the Opera Bastille,the
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2.8 miles/4.4 Km from Musée du Louvre
Best Western Etoile Saint-Honor, an elegant 4 Star luxury hotel, is in an exclusive part of Paris, near Champs Elysees and Arc De Triomphe.
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3.6 miles/5.7 Km from Notre Dame Cathedral
Metro station Porte de Clichy 300m. Rooms with CNN/RTL/EUROSPORTS/CANAL+. Some rooms with view of Sacre-Coeur, Eiffel Tower. Indoor parking. French typical
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miles/0 Km from Notre Dame Cathedral
New hotel, built in 1997 September, it is decorated Art Deco style. Location close to the Palais Omnisports De Paris Bercy, the Bastille Opera House and
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3377.4 miles/5403.8 Km from Notre Dame Cathedral
The Tulip Inn Paris Bussy Offers High Standards of Comfort At the Most Affordable Prices. The 87 Air Conditioned and Heated Rooms Are Well Equipped, With Direct Dial Telephone, Satellite Tv and Bathroom Equipped
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3.2 miles/5.1 Km from Palais de Justice
In the north of Paris, Holiday Inn Paris-La Villette is a newly renovated hotel of modern design, integrated in a artistic and cultural area. Opposite
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0.9 miles/1.4 Km from Palais de Justice
A cosy and charming hotel with a nice patio and flowered garden. The hotel is fully air-conditioned with all modern facilties.
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1.9 miles/3 Km from Palais de Justice
The Arioso Hotel is in the Heart of Paris- A Few Steps Away from the Champs Elysees and the Famous Parisian Department Stores But Also near the Place
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 With a little planning, you can see a lot of Paris in a short amount of time.
Even with a limited amount of time, you can cover a surprising amount of ground in the City of Light.
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 Overstate your penchant for the good life in the City of Light.
From the thousand-foot tower in the middle of the city to the famous attitudes of its waiters, nothing in Paris is understated.
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Les Catacombes
2-4 pm weekdays (closed Monday) also open 9-11am Sat., Sun.
Admission charged.
Metro: Denfert-Rocherau
In 1785, a solution was found to the overcrowded conditions in the city cemeteries. Beneath the city lay extensive remains of galleries that were associated with three ancient Roman stone quarries. The quarries, all in excellent condition, were cleaned and consecrated. They became cemeteries and are open for guided tours. The bones of the deceased are stacked neatly along the galleries on stone shelves. The tunnels, which were used by the Résistance during WWII as a headquarters, are south of the Seine.
1 Place Denfert-Rocherau
01 43 22 47 63 |
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Musée Rodin
9:30-5daily. Closed Mondays.
Admission charged.
Metro: Varenne
This outstanding collection of bronze and marble sculptures by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel, is displayed in the Hotel Biron where Rodin lived from 1907-1917. Some of the works in bronze and marble are in the house, others are distributed around the shady sculpture garden in the back. The lovely setting is perfect for a sunny afternoon stroll. On the first floor of the house are casts used for Rodin's most celebrated works - the statues of Balzac and Victor Hugo.
77 Rue de Varenne
01 44 18 16 10 |
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Musée du Louvre
Direct access from Palais Royale metro station through the underground complex of shops and attraction
linking the Louvre to the Jardin des Tuileries.
9-6 Daily. (Closed Tuesday) Wednesday to 9:45pm.
Admission charged.
This enormous building was constructed around 1200 to serve as a fortress while the King was away on crusades in the holy land. It was rebuilt in the mid-16th century for use as a royal palace, and began its career as a public museum in 1793 during the French Revolution. As part of President François Mitterand's futuristic grands projets in the 1980s, the Louvre was revamped and enlarged with the addition also of a 67ft. glass pyramid entrance. The museum is divided into seven departments ranging from Egyptian, Greek and Roman and Oriental sections through collections of paintings and sculpture, prints and drawings. Many visitors are unable to summon the energy it takes to walk through the miles of rooms and galleries, and head directly for the most famous pieces: Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo and Winged Victory. There is so much of immense value to see in the Louvre, that it is best to obtain a copy of the museum guide in advance and plan for several visits to specific areas over the course of one's time in Paris. More info
9 Rue du Rivoli
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Notre Dame Cathedral
Sun.-Fri. 8-7 Sat. 8-12:30 and 2-7
Towers daily 9:30-6:30 April-Sept. (9:30-5 rest of year)
RER St. Michel Metro St. Michel
Cathedral: No admission fee. Tower: Admission is charged.
The city's cathedral ranks as one of the greatest achievements of Gothic architecture. Notre Dame (the Cathedral of Our Lady) was begun in 1163 and completed around 1350. It stands on the Ile de la Cité, the oldest part of Paris. Notre Dame is the nucleus around which the capital city developed. The outside is as spectacular as the interior. The Cathedral is built to hold up to 9000 worshipers, but it is always packed with visitors during the times between church services. It is best to arrive early and allow enough time to walk around outside and inside in a leisurely way. The interior is dominated by enormous rose windows and a 7800-pipe organ that was recently restored. From the base of the north tower, physically fit visitors can climb to the top of the west façade and look above the cathedral's gargoyles, and out over the city of Paris. Under the square in front of the cathedral an archaeological crypt displays the remains of structures from the Gallo-Roman and later periods. www/.pitt.edu/"medart/menufrance/chartres/charmain.html
6 Place du Paris de Notre Dame
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Palais de Justice
9:30-4:30 (6 pm in summer)
This part of the old royal palace contains the courts of law and is under tight security. Following screening, visitors are free to walk along the long hallways and stop in quietly to observe the proceedings of cases that are in session. The matters being heard will, of course, be conducted in French. Civil cases are heard in the morning, while criminal trials begin in the afternoon after lunch.
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Pariscope
Summer: 9-9
Winter : 9-6
Admission charged.
Metro: Opéra
This award winning multimedia production shows the development of major cities and of Paris in particular. The 45 minute presentation uses 25 projectors and offers viewers headphones with a choice of translations in 11 languages. It is shown every hour on the hour. 1427
11 bis rue Scribe
01 42 66 62 06
Fax 01 42 66
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Place des Vosges
Daily 10-5:40. Closed Monday.
Admission charged.
Metro: St. Paul
In 1605, King Henri IV decided to turn the Marais district into Paris' most exclusive residential area. Flanked by the Pavilion du Roi (King's Pavillion) and the Pavilion de la Reine (Queen's pavillion), the area was named Place Royale. His son, Louis XIII completed the project. None of the royal family ever actually lived there.
The remainder of the square is configured with 36 symmetrical houses each with a ground-floor arcade, steep slate roof, large dormer windows and vine covered walls. The first of the houses were built of brick, the rest were built rapidly and given timber frames and faced with plaster. The plaster was later painted to resemble brick. Duels, fought with strictly observed formality, were once staged in the elegant park in the middle which contains a statue of Louis XIII. From 1832-48 Victor Hugo lived at a house at No 6, which has now been turned into a museum. Cardinal Richelieu lived at No. 21. In 1800 the square was renamed Place des Vosges. Today, the arcades at street level are occupied by expensive galleries, shops, and cafes.
Musée Victor Hugo, 6 Places de Vosges
01 42 72 10 16 |
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Sacre Coeur
Summer: 9-7
Winter 9-6
Metro: Abbesses
Admission to church is free. Admission to dome: small charge.
Montmartre is the zone (village) occupying the highest hill in Paris, and Sacre Coeur is its dominant feature. There has been a prayer circle in place since the church was completed in 1914, so that there has never been a moment during those years when someone wasn't in the church praying, day and night.
34 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre
01 53 41 89 00 |
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Sainte Chapelle
9:30-6 (winter until 5pm)
Admission is charged.
Access through the Palais de Justice
Metro: St. Michel
Lying inside the Palais de Justice (law courts), Sainte Chapelle was consecrated in 1248 and built to house what was reputedly Jesus' crown of thorns and other relics purchased by King Louis IX earlier in the 13th century. The vaulted roof was designed to be supported by thin pillars separated by long, narrow stained glass windows . A few buttresses reinforce the structure which appears to be all of stained glass with no walls. The expanse of 13th-century stained glass (the oldest in Paris), is best viewed from the law courts' main gilded 18th century gate. Over 1000 scenes from the Old and New Testaments are depicted on the windows and give the impression of reading the Bible in pictures as one walks around the chapel.
4 Boulevard du Palais
01 53 73 78 50 |
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usée d'Orsay
Closed Mon. Open Tues-Sun. 10-6 (Thurs. 10-9:45) Admission charged.
Metro: Solférino
Spectacularly housed in a former railway station built in 1900, the Musée d'Orsay was reopened in its present form in 1986. Inside is a wealth of artistic treasures produced between 1848 and 1914. Most of the paintings and sculptures of the era of the Impressionists and post impressionists are found on the ground floor and the skylight lit upper level. The middle level has some magnificent rooms showcasing the Art Nouveau movement. For up to date programs of events: www.musee-orsay.fr
1 Rue de Bellechasse
01 40 49 48 14 |
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