No comments about The Mysteries of Paris and London (Victorian Literature and Culture Series).

No comments about Paris Pas Cher Edition 2008.

No comments about Les Environs of Paris (IGN Green).

No comments about Design Guide Rome.

No comments about Views of Paris (Boxed Notecards): Five Neighborhoods and their Monuments with a Petite Histoire.

No comments about Grande Banlieue Paris (Michelin Zoom Maps).

No comments about Michelin Local Map No. 305 Oise, Paris, Val d'Oise (France), scale 1 cm = 5 km.

No comments about Fodors-Paris '88.

No comments about Fodor-Paris'93.

4 comments about Paris by the Numbers.

1. I was expecting in depth information by arrondissement. Instead, the book offers lists. Many list items have no description. Checking an arrondissement which I've researched intensively, I saw little that isn't in most other guidebooks or websites and found some things missing that in my judgment should have been included.



2. I disagree entirely with Camilla. When I go to Paris I want a concise "list" of fun things to do and new places to explore.
   Paris By The Numbers is more current than all the others and I found places I did not know about after living in Paris for 3 years.



3. I've been to Paris over 15 times and have never had a guide book
   be as handy, easy-to-use and comprehensive as this one. My wife
   and I like to spend our days in neighborhoods, so this book was tremendous because it outlines everything there is to do in any given arrondisement. We just picked a place to start, and then used the book to give us other ideas on where to go and what to do when we got to that neighborhood. It was easily laid out by shopping, things to do, restaurants, etc. so we could pick and choose as we wanted. Good and specific information on each listing to let us know what to expect. Good directions, metro stop information and phone numbers too. All very current info.
   
   Since we've been so often, we thought we knew most of the places to go, but we found plenty of new and fun things to do with the book. Highly recommended for both first timers and returning visitors.



4. Great information in a concise form. Lots of phone numbers
   and metro information to make it easy to get around. My second
   time to Paris and I loved this book more than the others because it was laid out so I knew what was in and around me, in the area I was in that day. Not heavy and clunky to carry around like the other books are. Lots of listings for everything.