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My Favourite Things To Do In Paris

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Having been to Paris many times over the course of the past 25 years or so, I've found a few places that rapidly became my favourites - places to eat, museums, parks, entertainment, and also I also discovered ways to make my stays in Paris easier and more fun.

The problem is, there is so much to see in Paris, and many people's first visit there is often short, maybe only two or three nights, so you need to know how to make the most of that time. (After you've been there once or twice, you'll probably end up staying for longer, as I did - seven or eight nights per visit became the norm for me.)

And so it seemed only fitting that I share these personal treasures with others, so that you too can enjoy some of the hidden secrets that this most beautiful of cities has to offer.

"My Favourite Things To Do In Paris" comprises a small collection of my personal favourites, and includes:

• free things to do in Paris - seven places to go that won't cost you a penny, including one place that's nearly 2,000 years old
• six museums and other places of entertainment that are more than worth the cost of admission, including one of the more unusual things to do in Paris at night, a visit to a barge that will surprise you in more ways than one
• six restaurants and other food vendors that I returned to again and again, including my most highly recommended restaurant in all of Paris
• travel tips, including the best and cheapest way to get around Paris, and a recommendation for the best guide book in existence, without which you'll miss so much of the city, even though it's right under your nose
• advice about eating while you're there - if you eat steak, you'll thank us for this
• a few other useful resources to make your stay more enjoyable.

	I have been to Paris only a couple of times, but have quite a few "Touristy" guide books. Now I have this, I don't need them any more! This has been written by someone who loves Paris and knows it inside out. It is very well written in a way that is very easy to follow, and the inclusion of the nearest Metro stations along with good photographs of the attractions is particularly helpful. This book is now on my iPhone so it will be with me all through my time in this beautiful city, and ready whenever I need it. Highly recommended. Mick, Northampton, England

There is, of course, no shortage of Paris guide books, but most of these are compiled by big companies who are trying to cram in as much as they can into the one book. The problem is that there are too many ideas, leaving you bewildered, and not knowing what to visit. "My Favourite Things To Do In Paris" is different, in that it is a highly personal collection that focuses more on finding the top things to do in Paris that you might otherwise miss - you'll find some unusual things to do in Paris, and you may also be surprised at what's not included.

How much would it be worth to you to make sure that you see only the best sights, and eat only the best food, during your visit to Paris?

"My Favourite Things To Do In Paris" will cost you the grand sum of $9.95 $2.99 USD, which you can easily recoup if you follow some of our advice.

It is available, for instant download, as:

• an ebook (by clicking the large Buy Now button, below)
• as a Kindle download, from both Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk

Remember, the eBook edition, which is delivered as a PDF, can be read both on your computer and on many smartphones (like the iPhone, as Mick mentions above), while the Kindle edition can be read not only on the wireless Kindle device, but also on your PC and many other devices, such as the Android, Blackberry, iPad and iPhone.

PS If you want to know the best things to do in Paris, stay clear of the guide books that are several hundred pages long - you'll only end up being confused by the vast array of choices. "My Favourite Things To Do In Paris", on the other hand, contains just a few hand-picked places to see and things to do, based on one aficianado's extensive personal experience.

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