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When writer-editor Jennifer Ditsler-Ladonne decided it was time to leave her longtime home, Manhattan, there was only one place to go: Paris. Her insatiable curiositywhich earned her a reputation in New York for knowing just the right place to go for just the right anythinghas found the perfect home in the inexhaustible streets of Paris. An avid cook and wine lover, shes a frequent contributor on wine and travel and a monthly columnistfor the magazine France Today . Whether youre looking for the best neighborhood bistros or the perfect little black dress, shes the person to ask, as we did for our dining and shopping updates.
Paige Donner first moved to Paris with her husband in the 90s and worked as an entertainment reporter for Variety . She maintains a vibrant relationship with Pariss cultural offerings, be they dance, theater, opera, music, cinema, poetry, books, fashion, food, and wine. Her articles about travel, entertainment, and the environment have appeared in the International Herald Tribune, New YorkTimes, Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, and Bonjour Paris . Through her website/blog, Local Food And Wine, Paige organizes day-trips to Champagne and Paris tasting tours. Contact her at about.me/paigedonner .
Journalist and photographer Linda Hervieux has explored most corners of Paris since moving to the City of Light in 2004. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times , the International Herald Tribune, and the New York Daily News, among others. For Fodors Paris, shes scoped out more than 100 museums and galleries, takingparticular care to document her favorite: the mighty Muse du Louvre, where she studied art history. Contact her at www.lindahervieux.com .
After a short stint with a travel magazine in New York, Bryan Pirolli decided to leave the office in 2008 and actually travel, settling in Paris, conveniently near two major train stations. While delivering pizzas by bicycle, pulling coffee shots, and working as a tour guide, he has spent countless hours exploring Parisian neighborhoods for Fodors, enjoying cafs and pastries along the banks of the Canal and chocolate shops and crepes inthe Latin Quarter. Bryan is also pursuing a degree at the Sorbonne, where he absorbs recommendations from French students.
Heather Stimmler-Hall came to Paris as a university student in 1995 and was almost immediately put to work by family and friends back home who were asking for hotel recommendations. Over 15 years later shes made a career out of reading between the lines of glossy hotel brochures and talking even the grumpiest receptionist into letting her poke around their rooms. Shes reviewed hundreds of hotels for international publications such as France magazine, Hotelier International, her own monthly e-newsletter, www.secretsofparis.com , Naughty Paris: A Ladys Guide to the Sexy City . Although shes not too jaded to appreciate the citys gorgeous five-star palace and design-boutique hotels, what really gets her excited are the hidden budget hotels with a uniquely Parisiancharacter.
Editorial Contributors: Jennifer Ditsler-Ladonne, Paige Donner, Linda Hervieux, Bryan Pirolli, Heather Stimmler-Hall
Editors: Caroline Trefler (lead editor), Joanna Cantor
Editorial Production: Linda Schmidt, Evangelos Vasilakis
Design: Jessica Ramirez, Jennifer Romains
Ebook Production: Lillian Sullam
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2013 by Fodors Travel, a division of Random House, Inc.
Fodors is a registered trademark of Random House, Inc.
All rights reserved. Published in the United States by Fodors Travel, a division of Random House, Inc., and in Canada by Random House of Canada, Limited, Toronto. Distributed by Random House, Inc., New York.
No maps, illustrations, or other portions of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher.
Some content provided by TripAdvisor.com. Copyright 2012 TripAdvisor, LLC. All rights reserved.
ISBN 978-0-87637-154-1
Excerpted from Fodors Paris 2013 (978-0-307-92928-0)
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PHOTO CREDITS
Paris Cover, Jon Arnold/age fotostock
Album 1, L F File/shutterstock.com
Album 2, Steven Allan/istockphoto
Album 3, Posztos (Colorlab.hui)/shutterstock.com
Album 4, Ewan Chesser/shutterstock.com
Album 5, Asher Welstead/shutterstock.com
Album 6, Behn Lieu Song/Wikipedia.org
Album 7, Sean Nel/shutterstock.com
Album 8, Luciano Morpurgo/shutterstock.com
Album 9, Corbis
Album 10, Wikimedia
Paris ContentsTEA/shutterstock.com.
Experience Paris, Rostislav Glinsky / Shutterstock.com
Paris Today, Joanne Rosensweig
Paris Planner, Joanne Rosensweig
Whats Where, Bryan Busovicki/Shutterstock.com.
Top Things to do in Paris, Bensliman/Shutterstock.com.
What The Locals Do In Paris, Joanne Rosensweig.
Paris With Kids, istockphoto/ kissesfromholland.
Left Bank Artists and Writer, Vit Kovalcik/shutterstock.com
Great Itineraries, Luciano Morpurgo/shutterstock.com.
Hands-On Paris, Jan Sandvik/iStockphoto/Thinkstock
Money Saving Tips, jan kranendonk/Shutterstock.com
Cheap Things To Do In Paris, hsinli wang/iStockphoto.
Paris Museums, an Overview, Fpinault
Romantic Things To Do In Paris, Ekaterina Krasnikova/iStockphoto/Thinkstock
Exploring Paris, rubiphoto/Shutterstock.com
The Islands: Ile de la Cit and Ile St-Louis, Jonathan Larsen/Shutterstock.com.
Around The Eiffel Tower with Invalides, Gabrielle Chan/Shutterstock.com
The Champs-lyses, Ferenc Cegledi/Shutterstock.com
Around The Louvre: With Les Halles And Faubourg St Honore, pandapaw/shutterstock.com
The Grands Boulevards, F.C.G./shutterstock.com
Montmartre, Leigh, Fodors.com member
Le Marais, Timothy Ball/iStockphoto
Eastern Paris With Bastille, Canal St-Martin,Republique, Oberkampf and Belleville, liondw/istockphoto
The Quartier Latin, ErickN/shutterstock.com
St-Germain, Wikipedia.org
Montparnasse, naes/istockphoto
Western Paris With The Bois De Boulogne, David.Monniaux/wikipedia.org
Nightlife, Epica 13/11/07 Elyse Montmartre (Paris) by http://www.flickr.com/photos/cgo2/2016367222/Attribution-License
Planning, equiles28, Fodors.com member
Nightlife In Paris, Miriam Kraatzhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/mk_b/646668395/Attribution License
Performing Arts, jimveilleux/istockphoto.
Performing Arts Planner, carrollphoto/istockphoto.
Performing Arts In Paris, Cirque Bouglione by Christophe ALARYhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/archipel2005/331012715/Attribution-ShareAlike License.
Shopping, Tupungato/shutterstock.com.
Shopping Planner, Adam Kimmel - Paris showroom by TRS BIEN SHOPhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/tresbienshop/4004298483/Attribution-License
Shopping Neighborhoods, fotoVoyager/istockphoto.
Where To Eat, hidden kitchen: amuse bouche: BLT with gazpacho by Meg Zimbeckhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/mufoo/2189689680/Attribution-License
Where To Eat Planner, Fabrice Rambert
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