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PASSAGE CHOISEUL~ one of the covered passages of Paris, close to Palais Royal, Paris, France

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HÔTEL AMELOT GOURNAY~ 1, rue Saint Dominique, PARIS~ Regence and Louis XV Architecture. View of the rear garden facade. Today, the hotel particulier is home to the Embassy of Paraguay, and the rooms on the ground floor are part of la Maison d'Amerique latine.

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FRENCH NOUGAT FROM JACQUES GENIN, PARIS~ Creamy nougat with pistachios and almonds.

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PARIS GREENHOUSE GARDENS~,The petite glass-and-steel Mexican hothouse in Paris’s Jardin des Plantes was one of the first of its kind, created by architect Charles Rohault de Fleury in the 1830s, when building with such materials had only just become popular. jardindesplantes.net

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MUSÉE de CLUNY~ Museum of the Middle Ages. The museum of the Gallo-Roman baths and the Cluny Abbey, right in the heart of Paris.

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Da Vinci Cafe, 25 Rue des Saints Pères, Paris 6e

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MUSÉE de MONTMARTRE~ A vineyard in the heart of old Paris~ Portal to Bygone Bohemian Paris in the Oldest House of Montmartre.

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INTERIOR~ MUSÉE de MONTMARTRE~ Portal to Bygone Bohemian Paris in the Oldest House of Montmartre

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MUSÉE de MONTMARTRE~ Portal to Bygone Bohemian Paris in the Oldest House of Montmartre

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"Paris is always a good idea." ~ Audrey Hepburn

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MADELEINE GELY ~ The oldest, foremost umbrella shop (parapluie) in Paris. Boulevard Saint Germain.

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Cathedral Notre Dame de Paris with moon above ~ seen from the Île Saint Louis, Paris, France

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CAFÉ de la PAIX~ Close to the Paris opera house and built by the same architect, Charles Garnier, Café de la Paix is a Paris institution. Inaugurated in 1862 by Empress Eugenie of France, the Hotel de La Paix and Café de la Paix are famous worldwide and exude elegance. Listed frescoes, sumptuous gilding, extravagantly decorated, an award winning oyster bar, with a pricey menu to match, though more reasonable at lunchtimes on the terrace which faces the Opera Garnier.

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BOUILLON CHARTIER RESTAURANT PARIS~ one of the most perfectly preserved restaurants of old Paris. Popular with Parisians and tourists, thanks to its inexpensive, traditional dishes and the sheer loveliness of its art deco interior. When you sit here it is easy to feel transported back over a century ago to when the restaurant first opened. Today the restaurant is a living legend that serves a traditional menu at great prices.

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ILE de la CITÉ and NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL~ PARIS, FRANCE

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Père-Lachaise Cemetery, Paris

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PARIS AT NIGHT

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Albert Kahn, Musée et Jardin ~ A hidden treasure along the quays of the Seine in the town of Boulogne-Billancourt are the gardens of the Musée Albert Kahn. ~Kahn’s eight-acre park was restored in the spirit of its creator and displays a range of styles in a complementary fashion. There are two Japanese gardens, a formal French garden lined with climbing roses and spring-flowering fruit trees that lead to an English meadow

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Albert Kahn, Musée et Jardin ~ A hidden treasure along the quays of the Seine in the town of Boulogne-Billancourt are the gardens of the Musée Albert Kahn. ~Kahn’s eight-acre park was restored in the spirit of its creator and displays a range of styles in a complementary fashion. There are two Japanese gardens, a formal French garden lined with climbing roses and spring-flowering fruit trees that lead to an English meadow

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A ROOM WITH A VIEW~ LOOKING OUT ON PARIS~ 11 Signs You're Meant To Live In Paris - TownandCountryMag...

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Fall in #LoveAtFirstSwipe with Dove Advanced Care. You could win* a getaway to Paris or one of hundreds of other prizes. #sweeps

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JARDIN DU LUXEMBOURG, PARIS~ Paris is Always a Good Idea, But Especially in the Spring - TownandCountryMag...

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HISTORIC LA PEROUSE RESTAURANT IN SAINT GERMAIN DES PRES, PARIS.~ Paris is Always a Good Idea, But Especially in the Spring - TownandCountryMag...

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L'HAY LES ROSES, ROSE GARDEN, PARIS~Paris is Always a Good Idea, But Especially in the Spring - TownandCountryMag...

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Christmas Tree of the " Galeries Lafayette" in Paris, France. Amazing!

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Jackie Kennedy Onassis walking behind her second husband, Aristotle Onassis in Paris. Onassis maintained luxurious home near the Eiffel Tower.

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LES MARQUIS DE LADURÉE PARIS~ The line outside Ladurée’s new chocolate-centric boutique may be as long as the one at Versailles—and that’s not where the similarities end. The sumptuous interiors of the macaron mecca’s spin-off appear just as lavish as any of the ornate jewelry boutiques at the nearby Place Vendôme, but with a modern-design twist that mixes a 21st-century graphic sensibility with Sun King splendor. laduree.fr

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grand-canyon

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SPRINGTIME IN PARIS~ outdoor cafés and flowers everywhere!

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In Memoriam: BETTINA GRAZIANI~ The First Supermodel ~ Simone Micheline Bodin, better known as Bettina Graziani, and best known simply as Bettina, who died in Paris on Monday at the age of 89, was the first supermodel in an era when the moniker meant she was no mere clothes hanger. She was a muse, a press agent, and even arranged the shows

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