The Independent Guide to Paris 2016
by Michel Ducat
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Independent Guides is a series of best-selling travel guide books which are concise, written by locals and cut through all the fluff.
The Ultimate guide to Paris
Written by a life-long Parisian, The Independent Guide to Paris 2016 is your compact yet detailed guide to the city of lights. It covers events from Summer 2015 to the end of 2016.Book Highlights:
* A City Overview – When to visit, a Month-by-Month Events Calendar, and the city’s top attractions.
* Paris Attractions – A look at Paris’ top attractions, arrondissement (district) by arrondissement. As well as a look at the fabric and history of each of the areas. 55 attractions are covered in this section – each includes an overview, as well as contact details, ticket prices, opening hours and other useful information.
* Paris Dining – 25 of our most recommended dining places from all around Paris, including a collection of the most unique dining experiences the city has to offer (fancy eating in a chapel?)
* Paris Nightlife – A look at cocktail bars as well as some of the city’s clubs.
* Paris Accommodation – Take a look at our recommendations for hotels, how to choose where to stay and how to understand the unique rating system in France. There’s also a look at apartments and other options.
* Paris Shopping – A look at ten of Paris’ best shopping areas.
* Unusual and Unique Places to Visit – Fancy a trip down Paris’ sewer system, or a look at a museum of strange things?
* For the Kids – Find out what this magical city has to offer for the younger members of the family
* Customs and Useful Tips – Greetings, Manners, and how to deal with restaurants and cafés
* Transport – Getting to Paris – Whether it’s by rail, air or road. We cover it all.
* Transport – Getting around Paris – Understand the city’s transport system. There’s a look at the metro, RER trains, buses, trams, public transport tickets, bike and car hires, taxis and walking around.
* A Brief History of Paris – Learn how the city, and France, has come to be the way it is todayThe Most Up to Date and Useful Guidebook
This is a digital guide which is updated throughout the year – meaning that at the time of purchase you will have the latest guide, and not something that went to print 6 or 12 months ago. This is particularly important as changes just keep on coming throughout the year!Carry this guide anywhere – on your phone, iPad, kindle, laptop and use it while exploring the city. Use the search feature to find things instantly. Forget about travel books adding weight to your luggage.
Written by a life-long Parisian, The Independent Guide to Paris 2016 is your compact yet detailed guide to the city of lights. It covers events from Summer 2015 to the end of 2016.Book Highlights:
* A City Overview – When to visit, a Month-by-Month Events Calendar, and the city’s top attractions.
* Paris Attractions – A look at Paris’ top attractions, arrondissement (district) by arrondissement. As well as a look at the fabric and history of each of the areas. 55 attractions are covered in this section – each includes an overview, as well as contact details, ticket prices, opening hours and other useful information.
* Paris Dining – 25 of our most recommended dining places from all around Paris, including a collection of the most unique dining experiences the city has to offer (fancy eating in a chapel?)
* Paris Nightlife – A look at cocktail bars as well as some of the city’s clubs.
* Paris Accommodation – Take a look at our recommendations for hotels, how to choose where to stay and how to understand the unique rating system in France. There’s also a look at apartments and other options.
* Paris Shopping – A look at ten of Paris’ best shopping areas.
* Unusual and Unique Places to Visit – Fancy a trip down Paris’ sewer system, or a look at a museum of strange things?
* For the Kids – Find out what this magical city has to offer for the younger members of the family
* Customs and Useful Tips – Greetings, Manners, and how to deal with restaurants and cafés
* Transport – Getting to Paris – Whether it’s by rail, air or road. We cover it all.
* Transport – Getting around Paris – Understand the city’s transport system. There’s a look at the metro, RER trains, buses, trams, public transport tickets, bike and car hires, taxis and walking around.
* A Brief History of Paris – Learn how the city, and France, has come to be the way it is todayThe Most Up to Date and Useful Guidebook
This is a digital guide which is updated throughout the year – meaning that at the time of purchase you will have the latest guide, and not something that went to print 6 or 12 months ago. This is particularly important as changes just keep on coming throughout the year!Carry this guide anywhere – on your phone, iPad, kindle, laptop and use it while exploring the city. Use the search feature to find things instantly. Forget about travel books adding weight to your luggage.
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