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Travel: Paris, France

Hey guys, as some of you know I tried to upload this vid last week but YT blocked it due to copyright songs. I had to delete some footage that had background music....so this vid is quite short but thought I would share it anyways! Thanks so much for watching! NikkiFinn88

Go to the Source: Travel: Paris, France | 23 Nov 2011 | 2:56 am

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Oldest Bakery in Paris (France) - Travel Guide

The oldest bakery of Paris that was opened by Louis XV's pastry chef.

Go to the Source: Oldest Bakery in Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 10 May 2011 | 11:25 pm

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Top Ten Things To Do in Paris, France by Donna Salerno Travel

Donna Salerno Travel takes you on a tour of Paris and the Top Ten Things to Do when visiting the City of Romance. From the Eiffel Tower to The Louvre, we cover the highlights of this amazing city. 1) Walking, Rollerblade or City Tour, by Bus or Car 2) Dining 3) Eiffel Tower 4) The Louvre 5) Champs Elysees & Arc de Triomphe 6) Notre Dame Cathedral 7) Cruise on the Seine 8) Les Invalides - Napoleon's Tomb 9) Luxembourg Gardens 10) Paris Opera and more ... Hotel de Ville, The Pantheon, Saint Eustache Church and Pont Alexandre III Bridge Visit DonnaSalernoTravel.com for more information on Paris or any destination worldwide. "You will Love where we take You"

Go to the Source: Top Ten Things To Do in Paris, France by Donna Salerno Travel | 7 May 2011 | 11:18 am

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Paris France travel with Soultravelers3

www.soultravelers3.com We are a family on an open ended world trip since 2006 on just 23 dollars a day per person to 39 countries on 5 continents! Paris France travel guide to Louvre, Eiffel tower, Notre Dame, Arc de Triomphe, Sacré-Cœur fun with Mozart & violin playing the French song Gavotte around Paris. Europe family travel with kids on a frugal budget! Please subscribe to our Soultravelers3 Youtube channel LET'S BE FRIENDS! Find us here! http www.youtube.com twitter.com soultravelers3.stumbleupon.com www.flickr.com www.facebook.com

Go to the Source: Paris France travel with Soultravelers3 | 5 Apr 2011 | 11:52 pm

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Travel around Paris, France (Holiday Visit) Set 5

As the title says, this is a photo slideshow from my own made picture collection of a visit that we had last summer through Paris, France (from a vacation). These specific pictures from walking around the Champs Elysee and nearby streets and the Eiffel Tower. This is last video from this series. I'll be posting new videos once I visit some new place.

Go to the Source: Travel around Paris, France (Holiday Visit) Set 5 | 30 Dec 2010 | 7:30 pm

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European Travel - Pictures from Paris, France Set 3

As the title says, this is a photo slideshow from my own made picture collection of a walking tour that we had last summer through Paris (from a vacation). These specific pictures from walking around the Champs Elysee and nearby streets and the Eiffel Tower. Take a look and the enjoy / comment!

Go to the Source: European Travel - Pictures from Paris, France Set 3 | 30 Dec 2010 | 7:20 pm

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Eiffel Tower, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Take a tour of Eiffel Tower in Paris, France -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats. Hi, I'm Naomi and I'm very excited to show you the world's greatest attractions. What is the city of lights without the La Tour D'Eiffel. It was originally built in 1889 as an entrance to the famed world fair. Artists of the time later wanted the tower torn down, fearing it would take away from the nature of Paris. However till today, the Eiffel tower dominates the city skyline. It is nicknamed the iron lady due to its beautiful lattice work. Commanding presence the Eiffel tower is the most gazed upon monument. It has become a symbol of the city representing art, love and life. France would not be France without it. Thank you for watching our travel videos series. See you next time. What is the City of Lights without La Tour Eiffel? It was originally built in 1889 as an entrance to the famed World Fair. Artists of the time later wanted the tower torn down, fearing it would take away from the nature of Paris. However, till today the Eiffel Tower dominates the city's skyline. It is nicknamed "the iron lady" due to its beautiful lattice work. Commanding presence, The Eiffel Tower is the most gazed upon monument. It has become a symbol of the city, representing art, love, and life. France would not be France without it.

Go to the Source: Eiffel Tower, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 27 Sep 2010 | 12:46 am

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Top 10 Travel Attractions, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Take a tour of Paris, France - part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats. Hey, this is your travel host, Naomi. I'd like to give you a tour of the top 10 attractions of Paris. Number ten, Hotel de Ville. This grand neo-Renaissance style landmark built centuries ago is home of the city administration. Number nine, Place de la Concorde. The largest square in Paris, it has a 3000 year old Egyptian obelisk and is particularly beautiful at night. Number eight, the Pompidou Center. A colorfully creative modern building housing a vast collection of modern art. Number seven, Arc de Triomphe. Built in the early 1800s by Napoleon, the Arc is a symbol of national pride. At the top, you'll find fantastic views of Paris. Number six is the Seine Boat Cruise. It's affordable, convenient, and in a short period of time you can see many major landmarks of the city. Number five, Versailles Palace. A royal château just outside of Paris has grand architecture, 700 rooms and beautiful gardens. Number four, Notre Dame. One of the most recognized symbols in the world and over 750 years old, Notre Dame has incredibly detailed Gothic architecture. Number three, Sacré-Coeur. This Byzantine style stunning light church, despised by intellectuals when it was built, is a must see for Paris visitors. Number two, the Louvre Museum. Perhaps the world's most famous museum, it hosts thousands of pieces of great art, including Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lise. And number one is the Eiffel ...

Go to the Source: Top 10 Travel Attractions, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 25 Aug 2010 | 10:44 pm

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Steak Tartare, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Learn all about the French specialty - Steak Tartare. Other Information: Restaurant Featured Brasserie du Théâtre 59, rue de Clichy 75009 Paris 33.01.48.74.91.00 Just after a play or having a work in Paris, you can have dinner in Brasserie du Theatre, a very nice and very casual Bistro. "I have worked here at the Brasserie du Theatre for 10 years. Steak Tartar is a dish that our customers order often because people do not have it too often in their own homes. What you should know is, once the meat is ground up, it only stays good for about an hour. There you have an egg, some capers, there you have some onions and here you have some pickles and over there you have some parsley. Next, I am going to add just a bit of ketchup. Then some mustard, and then the magic touch, a dash of olive oil. There are a lot of people who make Steak Tartar with mayonnaise and that, to me, is unacceptable. So here we have the true Steak Tartar in the purest form. And you should know that Steak Tartar in the beginning was made from horse meat that was chopped up with a knife. The basis for the real steak tartar was horse meat, but now, in France in restaurants, we are not allowed to serve horse meat anymore. We make it with beef. Here you see, you have to mix it very well. I will arrange it nicely on another plate. For me, the way I prepare it is the purest methods, but in larger brasseries it is often made with mayonnaise. To me, that is not the pure recipe, but that is just my opinion because ...

Go to the Source: Steak Tartare, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 27 May 2010 | 2:28 pm

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Canal St-Martin, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Emmanuelle shows you where the locals go to get away from the city life. Location: 10th Arrondissement Canal St-Martin is where Parisians come to take a break from the city life. You can walk, you can bike, you can dine and even shop. Napoleon was responsible for the construction of the canal in the early 1800's. Back then, many poor people were living here, unlike today, where the rich crowd apartments with a view of the canal. There are many boat tours here, to show you the 81 mile long Canal St-Martin along is a (unclear) on the history of this area. On the weekends, the streets along the canal are turned into biking and pedestrian areas. When you are hungry, you can eat at any one of the restaurants along the canal. They are cozy, they are small and you can find very good food. There are many budget hotels in this area. If you do not want to do anything else, you can come to the canal and skip stones in the water, like Amelie in the famous movie. This is Emmanuelle, showing you Paris.

Go to the Source: Canal St-Martin, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 11 May 2010 | 11:06 pm

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World Famous Cemetery, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Final resting place for many world famous personalities like Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison. Address 16 Rue du Repos Phone/Contact Info +33 1 55 25 82 10 Tickets/Prices Free Père Lachaise is the largest cemetery in Paris and one of the most famous in the world. Many, many famous people are buried here among these grand monuments and mausoleums. Everybody knows Carmen. Here is the man who wrote the music, the famous composer Georges Bizet. Here is the grave of French novelist, Honoré de Balzac. All the French students know him because they have to read his books in high school. His most famous work is La Comédie humaine, The Human Comedy. It is a collection of novels. "Père Lachaise is interesting because it has got a beautiful ambience. After you go to the galleries then you go to the final resting place of some of the great artists." In the cemetery, there are 5000 trees. It is almost like a park! Not all people who are buried here are French. For instance, Jim Morrison, the singer of The Doors, is American, and he has his grave here because he died in Paris. This winged statue marks the site where Irish playwright Oscar Wilde is buried. As you can see, he has a lot of admirers who come and kiss his grave. Père Lachaise was the first cemetery in France to have its own crematorium. It was built in the 1880s in Byzantine style. This is Mur des Fédérés, the Communards' Wall. In 1871, 150 people got shot here. Along this same wall are monuments dedicated to those who lost ...

Go to the Source: World Famous Cemetery, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 4 May 2010 | 8:52 am

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Fashion Street, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Take a tour of Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré where you find the most upscale and luxury brands. Location 8th Arrondissement Getting There/Directions Metro: Saint-Philippe-du-Roule Paris is synonymous with Fashion, so it is inevitable there is a fashion District here. The fashion District I am in is located on one of Paris's oldest Medieval Street, the Rue Du Faubourg, Saint Honore. Let's take a walk down the street and indulge in some window shopping. There is a series of designer showrooms, featuring clothes, cosmetics and furnishing. There are also a few avaunt guard exclusive Paris girl boutiques on the street, just remember the prices are actually quite hyper and exclusive. It may take you half a day to walk along the street. Each shop window seems more attractive than the last one you just saw. In fact, window decoration is taken very seriously. The showroom with the most attractive display is the one located here at Hermes, Hermes is considered by many to be a representation, Parisian culture. Hermes'signature peace is, of course, the scarf. Perhaps the most renowned label here is Christian Dior. The label that made Paris the leader of fashion after the second world war. The amnesty here is a little bit on the formal side, not surprising, since here are the richest shops in Paris. So, be sure to wear presentable clothes. This is Guenol showing you Paris.

Go to the Source: Fashion Street, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 4 May 2010 | 8:26 am

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Belleville Neighborhood, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Unlikely to be found in a guide book, the upcoming neighborhood is full of rough charm. Getting There/Directions Metro - Line 11 to Belleville stop For a glimpse of Bohemian Paris, take a walk down the neighborhoods of Belleville. The area is a melting pot of various cultures, adding to the colors and caste. Belleville used to be a quaint village and it was annexed in the city of Paris in the 19th century. Belleville somehow has always attracted refugees from all over the world. Now, however, there is another group that returns its place. Artists and party animals. All shops have been converted to art galleries and restaurants, and they are much cuter and cheaper than in other neighborhoods. Like most unplanned townships, the neighborhood has its own charm. The cobbled streets and the stores and old windows make great photographic material. When you come to Belleville, do take a stroll through the Belleville Park, and the view from some spots is just breathtaking. Of course you can see the Eiffel Tower and the big skycraper over there is the Tour Montparnasse. This is Cecile showing you Paris.

Go to the Source: Belleville Neighborhood, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 4 May 2010 | 7:06 am

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Paris Market Where Locals Shop, Paris (France) - Travel Guide

Here we are in Paris. It is the most romantic city of the world. Everyday life can be sometimes be hard to find admidst the tourists and grand monuments. If you look for it you may find it in the most simple things. In this case we are talking about the Basille Market. Here in Bastille square known as Place de La Bastille, this is the largest market in Paris, with almost too many choices. "It is a very diverse market. You can find every level of society. I think that it is a market that ought to be listed in foreign guidebooks." Fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, cheese, it is all happening here. "Here you have some St. Nectaire (cheese). Its color is gray, more or less, that because of its time aging. It spent some time in a cellar, in the earth, flavored with a bit of hazelnut." It is the roots, it does not smell bad, tastes like your [unclear]. It is big salt with [unclear] She is typical of the Antilles Cuisine. Papiton is a foie gra. Seventy per cent foie gra, thirty per cent petite gourdine. Just a little petite gourdine with foie gra in [unclear]. We can try an old wine. 1979. 1962. That is special. It is almost my year. "There is a certain village in Burgundy, it is called Trobene, a well known name in the United States. [Unclear] is proper there so [Unclear]. So you are drinking the real [unclear] with Cardone from Cardone. I am Sophie De Ratuld, showing you Paris. A bientot.

Go to the Source: Paris Market Where Locals Shop, Paris (France) - Travel Guide | 4 May 2010 | 6:37 am

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Paris (France) Travel - Viaduc des Arts

Planned for demolition in the past, Viaduc des Arts has been transformed into a thriving arts center. Getting There/Directions Metro: Bastille, Gare de Lyon Come to Viaduc Des Arts to admire trendy arts in a historical setting. Built once to carry a train line, this viaduct was transformed by Patrick Berger in the early '90s. Today, it has a new look with colorful bricks. The Viaduc des Arts houses over 40 art or craft studios. Let's take a look at this framing and gold workshop. "Here we have a little mechanism that presents our bottles of Cremant and inside the bottle you can see little flakes of gold. It is purely decorative but you can eat it as well. We also sell cooking gold, which is very good for your health. We also have rings made of glass. Also accessories, gems and earrings, all with some gold or some silver." Nice, is not it? Of course, nothing is really cheap, as you can imagine. But everything is so beautiful and so classy. There are a lot of talent to explore behind these beautiful arches. Now let's go for a walk to the Promenade Plantee with stairs leading to Viaduc Des Arts for several points, you could go for a very quiet walk in the park. You can enjoy a coffee or a meal in a cafe's own Viaduc Des Arts Ednicote de Salon, close to being demolished. Viaduc Des Arts is a leading example of a great transformation. This is Celia, showing you Paris.

Go to the Source: Paris (France) Travel - Viaduc des Arts | 4 May 2010 | 6:03 am

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Paris Travel - Romantic Life Museum - Paris, France Travel Guide

Catch a glimpse of the artistic life from the romantic period in Paris, France. Website: www.vie-romantique.paris.fr Location: Pigalle Address: 16, rue Chaptal Phone/Contact Info: +33 1 55 31 95 67 musee.vieromantique@free.fr Getting There/Directions: Metro - Pigalle

Go to the Source: Paris Travel - Romantic Life Museum - Paris, France Travel Guide | 29 Apr 2010 | 2:17 am

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Paris, France: Latin Quarter Cafe Culture

In the 13th century, the University of Paris was founded on the south bank of the Seine River. Soon after, the area became to be known as the Latin Quarter for the language passers-by would hear on the street. Today the Latin Quarter makes up the core of Paris' Left Bank, offering a variety of ethnic restaurants, tangled lanes, and the city's famous cafe scene. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.

Go to the Source: Paris, France: Latin Quarter Cafe Culture | 29 Oct 2009 | 10:03 am

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Paris, France - Travel to an Amazing City in Europe

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Go to the Source: Paris, France - Travel to an Amazing City in Europe | 29 Jun 2009 | 6:56 pm

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Paris, France: The Magnificent Louvre

Once the biggest palace for the ultimate King, the Louvre now houses the world's grandest art gallery with over 300000 works of art. First open to the pubic after the French Revolution in 1793, the Louvre is one of the oldest museums in the world. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.

Go to the Source: Paris, France: The Magnificent Louvre | 11 Jun 2009 | 10:38 am

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Paris France Travel Guide - www.TravelGuide.TV

www.TravelGuide.TV - Paris France travel guide with great information about what to do in Paris France during your vacation. Watch 9 other Paris France video clips for attractions, tours, nightlife, shopping, restaurants etc. Check out http for travel videos on 60 cities around the world.

Go to the Source: Paris France Travel Guide - www.TravelGuide.TV | 11 Nov 2008 | 8:16 am

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Paris France Apartment Vacation Rental - Travel With Kids Paris DVD

Family Vacation in Paris. Check out the apartment rented by the Roberts Family for the filming of Travel with Kids Paris DVD. Get the Travel With Kids Paris DVD at www.travelwithkids.tv Rent this apartment from FrenchyRentals.com. Travel with Kids Paris shows families where to stay, eat, play and how to get around and have fun with kids in Paris. travelwithkids.tv. DVD available at Amazon.com. To see this apartment and more, visit FrenchyRentals.com