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This press release is from the Paris Tourist Office and printed in its entirety: Paris is full of restaurants that serve past midnight, and in the case of some, into …
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Grab your knitting needles, embroidery threads, patchwork and hoops. The Paris Needlework Fair (l’Aiguille en Fête) takes place in February (February 9 and 12, 2012). The fair is not restricted …
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This article is no longer being updated. Through the grapevine I hear that Paris is an open-air museum. True in some respects, but it is a living open-air museum for …
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What better way to kick off the holiday season, then with some holiday windows, lights, games, cartoons and a letter to Santa. The Champs-Elysées is illuminating Paris with an entirely …
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Autumn and Winter Music in Paris Great music by young artists or groups (with no government subsidies) resound from Paris venues with great acoustics: churches, small theaters, cellars, etc. The …
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A reader asked about the Batobus and its frequency between stops. She is traveling with small children and thought it would be a good way to give their little legs a rest. …
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This year’s Journées du Patrimoine Web site is easy to use if you speak French. Instructions follow below. The alternatives to helping you decide where to go first are a …
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Museums With A Terrace Le Jardin du Petit Palais 5 avenue Dutruit, 75008 Metro: Champs-Elysées-Clémenceau Telephone: 01 40 07 11 41 Open: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Monday. If …