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Situated in northern France along the River Seine, is one of the most picturesque cities in Europe. Paris is home to over 2 million people and with the culture and sights available to tourists it is no wonder why 30 million people a year choose to visit the city.
Paris is one of the leading business and cultural centres in the world and as such attracts a range of tourists from businessmen to holidaymakers. There are many traditional sights that tourists are advised to see such as the Arc de Triomphe, The Louvre, The Champs-Elysees, Notre Dame and of course, the Eiffel Tower.
The truth is the most famous landmarks are only the beginning of Paris’ offering to tourists. There are a wide range of hotels in Paris, with varying prices and quality. Hotels are spread around the city with the centrally located hotels offering easy access to the sights of the city (but you will have to pay more so weigh up the options).
Deciding on the area of your accommodation is important as there are a range of hotels available but transport in and around the city is very good with the Metro running regularly throughout the day.
Many people travel to Paris to get a feel for some French culture and cuisine. There are many restaurants where you will be able to eat some traditional French food and try some French wine. The cafes and restaurants are ideally located to enable you to soak up the atmosphere of the people as they go about their everyday life.
For those looking to experience the art of the city can visit one of the many museums on offer. The Louvre remains the most popular as it contains the Mona Lisa, but it also has many more paintings and collections from the some of the world’s most famous artists.
Sport is extremely popular in France, and Paris has many teams in various leagues. Football and Rugby remain the most popular with the French football team winning the world cup on home soil in 1998 and the French rugby team reaching the semi-finals of last years rugby world cup which was also held in France.
Remember to compare hotels prices before heading out as deals are constantly changing. With so much on offer in Paris you may find it hard to fit everything in after one visit but with low cost airlines flying regularly to and from Paris, you can always go back.
Customers are advised to compare hotels and all their deals to ensure they get the best available. With great hotels available there is plenty of choice for tourists to further enjoy their holiday so shop online for the best deals on hotels in Paris .
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