A Question About Paris!?

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Lucy W

I just love the lifestyle of paris! I went there for a long weekend with my boyfriend and it was beautiful! Everyone just seems to love life so much!

The sites are beautiful, and it's such a pretty place at night time!!

The only think I didn't like! Pushy men who like blonde women!! Very strange!

Paris Traveler

I love everything about Paris, but mostly her people! What would Paris be without Parisians except beautiful buildings, jardins and tourists?

The people are friendly, helpful and full of information about everything. And they have great accents and speak French!!

Vladimir ILL

If you're from Paris, I am from the moon

punky penguin

I went to Paris on a school trip once; i absolutely loved it.
Everything about it, probably the kir royales more then most things lol.
But seriously i really did just love it, the culture and architecture fab.
I so want to go again

KitsunÃ©!

I've never been to Paris, but somehow I just love it.
I know it may seem a bit unrealistic, but it's just crazy. I want to move there badly [most likely this year] and the music scene [electro-wise] is just mind-blowing.

J'y ai jamais Ã©tÃ©, mais j'vous assure que j'aime beaucoup Paris. Autant que j'aime New York (la ou je suis)
L'architecture, la cuisine et surtout la musique. J'aime Ã©galement la maniÃ¨re de vivre :]

betty

I went to Europe for 10 days about 3 summers ago and spent only 3 days in Paris but we saw everything that we needed to see.. the architecture is amazing!! But then of course you have the eiffel tower and the arc de triomphe and Notre Dame Cathederal and everything else. The shops are the best ever of course if you have the money! Never went to Disney their but Paris was my favorite place out of the whole entire trip. Food is very good i thought. Also, when i went they were filming a French TV movie and we got pics of the actress even though i dont know what they movie was called. Best experience EVER!!!

tucksie

I do. I lived in Fontainbleau for two years and went to Paris every weekend. I knew it better than my home town. Sitting in Place Pigalle and laughing at tourists being accosted by prostitutes. The expression on their faces was priceless. Loved Rue Saint Denis also. I got thrown out of the Palace of Versaille once because I asked a curator where the Battle of Waterloo was in the hall of paintings of Napoleons battles.