Travel Brochure for Paris

1. Visit Paris
Be chic
this spring

2. People Watching
One of our favorite ways to spend an afternoon
is at a cafe. If you take a walk around Paris at any
given time on any given day, we guarantee that
most cafes will be filled with people sitting outside.
We cannot think of anything more Parisian than
drinking your café crème outside or en terrasse.
What’s more is the way the tables and chairs are
usually placed facing the street or the square, so
that you can easily and happily observe what’s hap-
pening and do a great deal of people-watching. So,
come on in and grab a cup of coffee (or rosé).
Fashion
Paris is known as the home to many high-end
fashion houses, such as Dior, Hermes, Louis Vuit-
ton and Chanel. Many French people dress in a
sophisticated, professional and fashionable style,
but it is not overly fussy. Typical outfits include
nice dresses, suits, long coats, scarves and berets.
The River Seine
One of our favorite The River Seine
There are 32 bridges on the river in Paris, some
of them more impressive than others. The Oldest
bridge is the Pont Neuf which has been immor-
talized by artists and poets and even 20th century
films. There is a beautiful little island crossed by
the bridge which the riverboat tours now use as
a docking station. In the spring or summer it’s a
wonderful place to hang out on a bench under the
willow trees, or sunbathe on the slanted stone em-
bankments near the tended gardens in its center.
Itinerary
. . . Book at Hotel Du Louvre . . .
. . . Visit Cafe De Flore . . .
. . . Visit the River Seine . . .