The capital of France, Paris is known as city of lovers. As Audrey
Hepburn very famously said in the movie Sabrina, Paris is "always a good
idea". Why the city has earned the sobriquet of being the city of
lovers will always be up for debate, but what many fluttering hearts
around the world know is that there is nothing akin to holding hands
while gazing up at the flickering lights on the Eiffel Tower, or taking a
romantic stroll along the Seine. More than any other city on the
planet, Paris tells you to let go and lean back and enjoy the most
beautiful things in Life - love and laughter.
The Language of Love:
French has always been considered the language of love. Maybe it's the way pronouncing the nasal vowels requires one to pucker their lips, or maybe it's the bon mots, but when you are in France love is always in the air. And even more so in Paris, where glamorous women sashay down the streets like a dream and the concept of love gets idolized in every form. Parisians pour their heart into everything they do- from food to fashion, and the result is more often than not an endless surprise of creativity and genius. It is perhaps apt that the most famous painting of the Italian maestro da Vinci hangs in the Louvre. The Monalisa; the girl with the mysterious and bewitching smile, is quintessentially Parisian, with Paris being a city with heart of a girl - soft, shy, seductive, and entirely mesmerizing.
The Ultimate in Luxury:
Paris is effortlessly chic. Paris is luxury that is not embarrassed by its own grandeur. It is ultra modern and ultra glam. When you are in Paris and you want to make the best of it, you have to partake the experience of living in the city's posh hotels. There is no dearth of famous hotels in Paris, and you can take your pick from the five and four star hotels in the city. For those on a tighter budget, the 3-star hotel options too are great. Backpacker friendly, this city has a lot of hostels and apartment options as well.
A City for all Seasons:
Paris is a perennial city, where its cafe and streets are still buzzing with activity in fall and winter. Pride and panache in equal measure can be found in the city's sidewalk cafe and bookstalls lining the river, and allows for a unique experience, one that can be as exciting as any of the city's grand monuments.
For first timers, it is recommended that you take at least 5 days to see whole of Paris including its various museums and architectural wonders. For avid travelers, Paris is also a wonderful base to explore the French countryside and the Rivera.
The Language of Love:
French has always been considered the language of love. Maybe it's the way pronouncing the nasal vowels requires one to pucker their lips, or maybe it's the bon mots, but when you are in France love is always in the air. And even more so in Paris, where glamorous women sashay down the streets like a dream and the concept of love gets idolized in every form. Parisians pour their heart into everything they do- from food to fashion, and the result is more often than not an endless surprise of creativity and genius. It is perhaps apt that the most famous painting of the Italian maestro da Vinci hangs in the Louvre. The Monalisa; the girl with the mysterious and bewitching smile, is quintessentially Parisian, with Paris being a city with heart of a girl - soft, shy, seductive, and entirely mesmerizing.
The Ultimate in Luxury:
Paris is effortlessly chic. Paris is luxury that is not embarrassed by its own grandeur. It is ultra modern and ultra glam. When you are in Paris and you want to make the best of it, you have to partake the experience of living in the city's posh hotels. There is no dearth of famous hotels in Paris, and you can take your pick from the five and four star hotels in the city. For those on a tighter budget, the 3-star hotel options too are great. Backpacker friendly, this city has a lot of hostels and apartment options as well.
A City for all Seasons:
Paris is a perennial city, where its cafe and streets are still buzzing with activity in fall and winter. Pride and panache in equal measure can be found in the city's sidewalk cafe and bookstalls lining the river, and allows for a unique experience, one that can be as exciting as any of the city's grand monuments.
For first timers, it is recommended that you take at least 5 days to see whole of Paris including its various museums and architectural wonders. For avid travelers, Paris is also a wonderful base to explore the French countryside and the Rivera.
Golden Tulip chain of hotels has its branches all over Paris, so finding accommodation in this romantic city is never a hassle.
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