Une visite de Paris avec ses spécificités, ses monuments, ses quartiers... pour tout savoir sur cette capitale extraordinaire.
o Que va-t-on visiter aujourd'hui ?
o Combien y a-t-il de stations de métro ?
o Fait-il beau temps à Paris ?
o Croise-t-on des gens de tous les pays ?
o Peut-on se baigner dans la Seine ?
o Pourquoi y a-t-il une pyramide au Louvre ?
o Peut-on monter au sommet de la tour Eiffel ?
o Où habite le président de la République ?
o Pourquoi dit-on les "Champs-Élysées" ?
o Peut-on voir des animaux sauvages à Paris ?
o Pourquoi les amoureux aiment-ils Paris ?
o Quelles sont les plus belles fêtes à Paris ?
o Est-ce qu'il y a beaucoup d'artistes à Paris ?
o Où se déroulent les grandes épreuves sportives ?
o Est-ce que Paris a toujours existé ?
o Paris a-t-il des secrets ?
The majestic Mont-Saint-Michel, which attracts millions of curious people every year, stands almost as an international emblem for this beautiful and vast region. But Normandy is diverse, rich in its landscapes, culture and activities: tumultuous at Cap de la Hague, serene where the Seine meanders, steeped in history at Rouen, chic at Deauville, thermal at Bagnoles-de-l'Orne, original at Le Havre, resort-like at Granville. And of course there's the history: from William the Conqueror to the Allied landing during World War II. Though the price to pay was high, it is a real source of pride for the Normans to have played such a huge role in the liberation of Western Europe. The commemoration of these events holds a special place in the whole region. In short, if you don't have a precise agenda, let yourself drift along its paths and roads: this is perhaps the best way to discover Normandy and its way of life. Lovers of sport (nautical sport, of course, but not only), good meals, architectural discoveries, or just tranquility, Normandy is for you. With this guidebook, Petit Futé has done everything possible to give you a selection of addresses gathering the must-sees as well as the hidden treasures for a successful stay...
On the border between France and Spain, fought over for centuries, littered with castles, monasteries and tiny hilltop villages, divided by rivers and gorges, is the département of the Pyrénées-Orientales. Dominated by Canigou, the magical, mystical mountain, it is a sun-drenched land of vineyards and olive groves. Blessed with spectacular scenery, it is rich in art and history and, for walkers, cyclists, skiers, sailors, divers, swimmers, windsurfers and mountaineers, a paradise.
Jane Mann and Kate Hareng work together to produce P.-O. Life, the quarterly Anglophone magazine of the Pyrénées-Orientales. Both are passionate about the multi-faceted region in which they have chosen to live and know it intimately. In their book they invite you to explore and enjoy this southernmost corner of France, from high Pyrenean peaks to sparkling Mediterranean sea.
Jane has researched, photographed and collected a book-full of diverse and exciting places of interest for people of all ages and tastes to visit. Her descriptions are interspersed with Kate's useful vocabulary, French exercises, `Did-you-knows', tongue twisters and jokes.
Lavishly illustrated, the lively blend of information and essential facts make their helpful and instructive guide a must-have for visitors and residents alike.
The first guide published in Paris in English, to help visitors to discover the City of lights as if they were being led by the hand ! Le premier guide publié en France, en anglais, pour faciliter la vie des touristes à Paris ! With Tip-Top Tips to Paris, go step-by-step, as if being led by the hand, on seven incredible walks through a city that's just brimming with a seemingly endless array of riches, wonders and delights!
Compiled from over twenty years of hard-won knowledge and personal experiences, the more than 200 tips found in this guide will help you to move around, shop, eat, explore, discover or get to know the city of Paris, both inside and out, as good, if not better, than many of the people living in it!
The dozens upon dozens of QR codes in the guide will also provide you with instant access to the kind of up-to-date information that most people need when either planning their trip or especially while they are on it.
Qu'est-ce qu'un TIP en anglais ?
Tip = un conseil d'ami
Tip-Top = excellent ; premier choix
Ce sont des " Bons plans ", des recommandations et des petits " trucs " et que l'auteur, Mark Gaito, Américain installé à Paris depuis 20 ans, propose à travers ce guide en anglais. Ces
" conseils d'amis " permettront au visiteur qui découvre la capitale d'optimiser ses visites, de ne rien rater, de ne pas perdre son temps et d'être guidé par un amoureux de Paris.
Mark partage ses adresses, ses coups de coeur et son amour pour Paris.
Dans cet ouvrage à glisser dans une poche, il propose 7 promenades guidées dans la capitale.
et au travers des 10 autres chapitres explore :
- Comment se déplacer ?
- Les monuments
- Les parcs et jardins
- les marchés, les rues commerçantes
- Les cafés, restaurants, bistros et brasseries
- Les boulangeries, patisseries, chocolateries et autres adresses gourmandes
- Les take-out
- Les fromageries et caves...
- Le shopping : grands magasins, rues commerçantes et centres commerciaux
- Les marchés aux puces
- Les lieux romantiques
Et à chaque page des TIPS : bonnes adresses, faits historiques, anecdotes, bons plans pour manger etc, mais aussi des FLASHCODES pour des informations toujours au Top !
Edition for English-speaking people looking for the best addresses and good deals in Paris. An essential guidebook to find an accommodation, a restaurant, to organize your visits, outings and shopping, attended by the indispensable maps of the underground, RER and tram to be sure you will not get lost in the wide urban transport network. A selection of addresses gathering the must-sees as the hidden treasures for a successful stay in the City of Lights and to enjoy the best of Paris. Welcome to Paris...
Do you know the Val Briard? Probably if you are from the Ile-de-France. If you don't, that's unlucky! The purpose of this book is
to help you discover it. A fertile and largely wooded territory, the Val Briard is home to landscapes, where crops, forests and meadows alternate with streams and ponds. In addition, there are charming villages with medieval houses, listed churches and, in the countryside, romantic romantic farms and castles with their stone and brickwork, half-timber and gazebos. With its 21 communes and 27,243 inhabitants, the Val Briard is an attractive area offering a high quality of rural life. It is also a green and sparsely urbanised area suitable for gentle tourism, where you can enjoy hiking, pleasant cycling routes and forest paths that are
popular among horse riders.
Made for English-speaking people looking for good tips and good addresses in Montpellier, "Best of Montpellier" by Petit Futé is an essential how-to guide to find an accommodation, a restaurant, to organize your visits and outings to be sure you will not get lost in this major city of France.
A real treasure: this is how the Parc de la Villette appears today. What were once huge slaughterhouses began to change in the 1980s, and have been evolving ever since. Culture, leisure, relaxation: the north-east of Paris lives with and around the park, from the Grande Halle to the Zénith, from the Cité des Sciences to the Philharmonie, from attending shows and exhibitions to playing sports. Here is a place for discovery, amazement, release, but so are, by radiance, the surrounding neighbourhoods. It is impossible not to find something to your liking!
ThePays Basque or Euskal Herria is a territory of traditions, culture, history and gastronomy. Its strength also lies in the diversity of the landscapes; from the green hills of the Aldudes to the steep coasts and long sandy beaches of the coast. The list is long to list all the treasures of the Pays Basque, enriched by its location sitting astride Spain and France. Itsrich heritage first, with castles, caves, museums... but also the hotel offer completed by thalasso centres, golf courses, casinos and an exceptional gastronomy ofquality and respect for the products of its terroir. Not to mention the markets, flea markets, festivals, concerts and exhibitions that flourish throughout the year. A must-see destination !
Discover the 159 most picturesque villages in France, selected for their authenticity, beauty, and cultural heritage by the accredited association Les Plus Beaux Villages de France.
These charming French destinations offer a truly unique travel experience, from the Provençal vineyards and cherry orchards of Venasque, to the medieval ramparts at Moncontour, to the snow-capped Alpine mountains surrounding Saint-Véran, the highest inhabited village in Europe.
This comprehensive illustrated guide reveals the hidden treasures of France, inviting readers to explore each village through:
o 159 color road maps
o Local history
o Sights and attractions
o Accommodation options
o Restaurant recommendations
o Events and activities
o Gastronomic and artisanal specialties
This new, fully updated edition-including 12 suggested walks and hikes in and around a selection of villages-provides everything you need for a memorable trip through the most beautiful villages of France.
Edition for English-speaking people looking for the best addresses and good deals. An essential guidebook to find an accommodation, a restaurant, to organize your visits, outings and shopping. A selection of addresses gathering the must-sees as the hidden treasures for a successful stay. Welcome to Côte d'Opale.
This fascinating account brings to life the history of Port-Vendres, a vital Mediterranean port from antiquity to the present day. This deep water harbour has always been a key location, close to the border between France and Spain, where the Pyrenees drop down into the Mediterranean. It has sheltered Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Visigoths and Moors, the French, the Spanish, as they traded and fought their way around the Mediterranean coast. Soldiers, sailors and fishermen have landed here for centuries, making this small town a veritable mirror of the Mediterranean world.
Author Jane Mann has been researching and observing it all from her vantage point facing the entrance to the port, and offers a delightful and intriguing picture of a place she has come to love and call her home.
In the Chablais region of the Haute-Savoie, Morzine and Avoriaz sit on the Franco-Swiss border at the heart of the world's most extensive ski network. The Morzine's remarkable architectural heritage coupled with its colourful past, make it one of the prettiest and most memorable places in Savoie. As for Avoriaz, this car-free resort is credited as a « Grande Réalisation du Patrimoine du 20e siècle ».
Made for English-speaking people looking for good tips and good addresses in Provence, Best of Provence is an essential how-to guide to find an accomodation, a restaurant, to organize your visits and outings to be sure you will enjoy your stay in those beautiful lands !
Gaze upon the jewels at Place Vendôme, soak in the souk vibe at Marché des Enfants Rouges, kick back in the Roman Lutèce arena, eat a burger in front of Molière, dance on an open-air terrace at Quai d'Austerlitz... Uniqueness, ephemerality, limited seating and, most of all, being one who's in the know (or who claims to be) is what is most attractive to Parisians. Adopt a French attitude and hop from private terraces to funky hole-in-the-wall spots and gorgeous rotunda-shaped underground spas. When wandering through a covered passageway, give into the temptation of irresistible goodies at a neo-bistro or be seduced by rare finds at a trendsetting concept-store. The best stroll, the tastiest galette, the funkiest second-hand shop and the most glamorous hotel: Judith Ritchie found them all for you. Get off the beaten path and dive into the City of Light's effervescent whirlwind with 300 Reasons to Love Paris!
Edition for English-speaking people looking for the best addresses and good deals. An essential guidebook to find an accommodation, a restaurant, to organize your visits, outings and shopping. A selection of addresses gathering the must-sees as the hidden treasures for a successful stay. Welcome to Aude.
Do you speak English ? Le Petit Futé s'adresse aujourd'hui aux publics anglophones, britannique et américain bien sûr mais aussi tous les touristes utilisant l'anglais comme langue de communication (scandinaves, asiatiques ...).
leur propose avec la collection « Best of » le meilleur d'une destination. Des guides essentiels pour trouver un hébergement, un restaurant, pour organiser ses visites, ses sorties et son shopping, accompagnés des indispensables cartes et conseils de voyage. Une sélection d'adresses rassemblant les immanquables comme les trésors cachés de chaque destination pour que le voyage ne soit que réussite et émerveillement.
Retrouvez également les bonnes adresses et les bons plans du Petit Futé en anglais sur notre tout nouveau www.petitfute.uk.com, consultable partout dans le monde.
Edition for English-speaking people looking for the best addresses and good deals in Martinique, the Petit Futé Best of Martinique is an essential guidebook to find an accommodation, a restaurant, to organize your visits, outings and shopping in the region. A selection of addresses gathering the must-sees as the hidden treasures for a successful stay. Welcome to Martinique !
