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| The Professor's Paris Blog
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By TravelingProfessor on
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
A flexible itinerary should be planned by anyone visiting Paris. It helps you budget your time and prioritize what you want to see on your trip. A few things that I consider when planning an itinerary is what days certain attractions are closed and what days and times are the least crowded days for particular museums or monuments. Also, seasonal considerations are given when planning an itinerary. For instance, the itinerary shown in the blog is for our group trip January 11-17. The Paris sales ("soldes") are going on at that time. Therefore, I have budgeted more time for shopping and less time for a warm-weather activity such as a picnic in the gardens or a canal cruise. I also did some research and have omitted the Picasso Museum because it is closed for renovations. Take a look at the blog and see what my weekly Paris itinerary looks like.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Saturday, December 19, 2009
One of the most common questions I get is, "Where can I eat in Paris?" Well, let me tell you, you will never starve in Paris. There are all kinds of restaurants for every taste and every budget. Talking about budget, people want to know where they can get a good meal, inexpensively. I have listed five places that you can get a great-tasting meal in Paris. Most of them aren't too fancy, but you'll get the best bang for your euro at the spots listed here.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Sunday, December 13, 2009
When I look for a hotel in Paris, I am looking for something that is clean, comfortable, and quiet. Also, I look for a Paris hotel under $150 per night. With the weak U.S. dollar, anything that meets those criteria is a find.
In this blog, I talk about 5 hotels that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to anyone visiting Paris. In fact, I would be happy to stay in any of these hotels. All of the choices listed are “2-star” hotels, so don’t expect lots of amenities or large rooms. But you will get a good sleep and a clean room in a good location. And for good measure, I throw in a 6th, 1-star hotel that I’m not sure if I would stay in, but if you are a real budget-seeker, this is the place for you.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Spending a week in Paris opens up doors of opportunities in terms of dining. In this blog, I am going to list seven nights worth of restaurants that I would recommend to any traveler visiting Paris. All of the restaurants listed in the blog are not overly expensive with the exception of the one “splurge” restaurant that I put on the list. Take a look at the blog and I welcome you to post your own comments.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Sunday, December 06, 2009
With the dollar near its all-time low to the euro, now is the time to find those great Paris travel deals that are needed to make a trip to the City of Light affordable. Read the blog and I’ll tell you how to get a good deal on Paris hotels, how to find a delightful Paris restaurant that fits your budget, and how to find those bargain Paris hotels that won’t break the bank. So, take a look at the blog and find the best Paris travel deals.
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| The Great Paris Travel Book Give-Away
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That's right - I am GIVING AWAY some of my best travel books including my Zagat's Paris Restaurant Guide and books by Fodor's and Rough Guides.
I will ship these books out to you ABSOLUTELY FREE. For a complete list of the Paris books to be given away and how to get one, click here.
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| Travel With Our Group to Paris In May 2010 - Only 9 Spots Left!
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This is an easy way to travel to Paris, especially if you have never gone before. I take care of all the details for you. Included with the trip:
- Transportation passes - metro/bus/train. All of your travel in Paris is covered.
- VIP, unlimited admission to over 60 great attractions including the Louvre, Orsay, Versailles, Pantheon, Arc de Triomphe, Orangerie, Conciergerie, Cluny, Rodin Museum and Gardens, Napoleon's Tomb, Army Museum, Sainte-Chapelle, and much more.
- Hotel arrangement in a clean, comfortable, quiet hotel in a central location.
- Transportation to/from airport
- Daily travel itineraries
- Guided tours
- Restaurant recommendations
- Welcome Dinner - Get to know your traveling companions
- Trip to Versailles including transportation and VIP admission
- Personalized, individual travel consultations
- Trip to Giverney - home of Monet. Train (no busses on this trip) and admission INCLUDED
- Other optional trips - Champagne houses of Reims, Normandy Invasion Beaches, and more.
May is a beautiful time to visit Paris - perhaps the nicest time of year.
In order for you to take advantage of the lowest possible airfare from your city, the group meets in Paris and starts the tour there.
This is not a cattle-car tourist trip to Paris. We go as travelers and see Paris as it should be seen. You will have two guides at your service, Professor Steve Solosky and Professor Greg Arend will make sure that you have a wonderful Paris experience.
And the best part - it only costs $1,495. This is one of the best Paris travel deals you will find anywhere.
Book by March 21 and take $100 off the cost of your trip.
Your $100 deposit holds your place and is fully refundable until April 1, 2010. Dates of the trip are Monday, May 23 through Sunday, May 30 (May 31 is Memorial Day).
THIS TRIP WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY. Contact me right away if you are interested at: info@travelingprofessor.com.
For more details, click HERE.
To register and get your free copy of The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris, click HERE |
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| One of the Top Paris Travel Guide Books - Now on Kindle Too!
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 TravelingProfessor.Com is one of the most popular Paris travel websites on the web and now "The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris" has already become one of the top-selling Paris travel guides on the market:
- Over 30 restaurant selections for every taste and budget
- 20 great hotel recommendations
- Descriptions of museums, monuments and attractions
- Daily travel itineraries
- Recommendations on side trips from Paris
- Save money and time without sacrificing luxury or comfort
- Hundreds of links to the most current Paris travel information
- Paris Travel Deals
This compact guide is written for the Paris traveler by a Paris traveler. You may purchase many travel guide books for your trip to Paris, but "The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris" is the one that you will use.
For more information on the paperback version of "The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris", click here
For more information on the Kindle version of "The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris", click here
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| What's Inside the TravelingProfessor.Com
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TravelingProfessor.com is one of the most popular Paris travel websites on the web. If you travel to Paris (or just wish you could travel to Paris), take a look at the features on the TravelingProfessor.Com:
To register, click HERE
| Free Travel to Paris Guide Book |
Paris Deals & Bargains
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| Travel Itineraries |
Paris Travel Tips |
| Paris Hotels |
Paris Restaurants |
| Paris Photos |
Ask the Professor a Question About Paris
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Paris Budget Hotels
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Paris Classified Ads
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| The Paris Video Blog - Pere Lachaise Cemetery
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Paris' Pere Lachaise Cemetery is one of the most visited burial places in the world. It is the final vacation spot for such luminaries as Rossini and Chopin, Simone Signoret and Yves Montand, Edith Piaf, Marcel Proust, Alice B. Toklas and Gertrude Stein, Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Max Ernst, Isadora Duncan and many more. It is certainly worth a visit. But if you can't get there right away, take a look at this video.
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