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5 comments about Top 10 Guide to Paris (Top Ten Travel Guides Series).

1. In complement to a more in-depth guide like the Michelin Green Guide, this Top 10 Guide will make you discover Paris as if you were a Parisian yourself: surprisingly clear, handy and complete information on restaurants, places of interest and other things to do and to see to enjoy the city and escape the hordes of tourists. I lived in Paris some years ago and I would not be surprised if this book becomes a classic for the Parisian themselves, even in the present English edition.



2. I did travel to Europe a few weeks ago. I had only a few days in Paris, and I wanted to get the best of my stay in this wonderful city. Thanks to the guide, I enjoyed some charming walks, fine restaurants, and crazy night life. I bought some other guides before leaving, and none of them provided me with so helpful information. It is a must, and I would like to thank you once again the author...Great job, and voila (as they say in Paris)



3. This book will guide you to the best of Paris.

   I'm french, and I well know Paris. trust me, It's a real good job, even for french people.




4. small enough to fit in your pocket
   top 10 lists of everything
   delighted with the condensed info
   mine was well thumbed at the end of the week
   will buy only top 10 guides in future



5. Needs updating now.Great format, useful information but,a big BUT, some of the information is seriously out-of-date.

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2 comments about Ramblings in Old Paris.

1. Another delightful and informative romp through one of the most beautiful and historic cities in the world. Delving beneath the architecture, Mr. Callewaert recants stories of Old Paris, its characters and lore and takes you back through the ages. It is a comfort to know in these times where many old treasures are being destroyed, that we still have Paris, and that there is someone who remembers the scandals and tapestries woven and lived by its builders and creators.



2. If you have not yet read his latest book, "Ramblings in Old Paris", do not hesitate any longer. This is the third and final of Mr. Callewaert's books on France, and is certainly the "Jewel in the Crown"! Mr. Callewaert has a highly uncommon ability to communicate his enthusiasm for historical Paris in a flowing prose that leaps from the page, creating vivid images in the reader's mind, inspiring one to board a plane for Paris immediately and seek out all the hidden treasure of its neighborhoods. The reader will find that he is truly reliving history, thanks to the passion generated by Mr. Callewaert's writing. Read this book now!

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