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| What's on in Paris in Winter 2008 |
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| Strolling in Paris |
But Paris also has a history dating from the 3rd Century BC, and more great historic buildings than any other city, so you’ll need a guide if you want to see a max whatever the time available.
If you only have a few hours, there are three possibilities for guided tours:
1) take one of the boat cruises along the Seine, leaving from the Pont de l’Alma, Pont d’Iena or Pont Neuf (Bateaux Parisiens: 01 44 11 33 55), or even a 'batobus' riverboat shuttle between the Eiffel Tower and City Hall, between March 30 and November 3 (01 44 11 33 99);
2) take a bus tour, either pre-arranged (Cityrama: 01 42 60 30 14) or open-roofed tourist buses allowing you to get on and off as you like (Les Cars Rouges: 01 53 95 39 53);
3) take a helicopter (Helifrance: 01 45 54 95 11, or IsaHelico on 06 12 71 34 78 / contact@isahelico.com).
If you can spare more time — the best is to stay a long weekend or more — then you can take in several of our strolls, depending on your center of interest and whether your shoes are made for walking.
Champs Elysees Vistas
Etoile (Arc de Triomphe), Champs Elysées, Concorde, Tuileries gardens, Louvre
Second Empire Paris
Rivoli, Madeleine, Opera, Palais Royal
The Left Bank
Eiffel Tower, Invalides, Rodin Museum, St-Germain-des-Prés, Saint-Michel, Panthéon
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