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The best deals on accommodations–budget hotels, short–term rentals, aparthotels, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds, and more The lowdown on Paris′s finest museums Finding gifts and souvenirs made in France, gourmet meals at reasonable prices, French lessons, and bike rentals Exploring the "other" Paris–group rollerblading, film nights, shopping in open–air markets, plus nightlife Winner of Best Guidebook for 2006 from the North American Travel Journalists Association ( Pauline Frommer′s New York City ) Free companion podcast on Pauline Frommer′s Paris available at Frommers.com
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"A great read. . . . Lively and unabashedly opinionated." New York Post budget travel redefined I put a fresh spin on budget travel, showing you not only how to spend less in Paris, but how to see it in a more authentic way, without sacrificing comfort for savings. Cozy, restful accommodations: Instead of spending hundreds of dollarsa night for a chain hotel, why not spend $500 per week to rent a sunny apartment on lovely Ile St. Louis (p. 28), or get to know some real Parisians by staying in a hosted apartment for $85 per night (p. 24)? Food finds: I′ll take you where savvy locals dine, such as Le Rendez–Vous du Marché, where for a mere $9 you can enjoy three courses (p. 94). Sights and attractions: Get in–depth coverage of Paris′s iconic sights andthe gems most visitors miss, plus fascinating self–guided walking tours. Insider′s Paris: Attend a cooking class in Paris with a top chef (p. 199),argue philosophy at a weekly café philos (p. 210), jitterbug on the banks of the Seine at an impromptu dance fest (p. 203), or attend a dinner party open to all (p. 208).
