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Orangerie Museum A musuem in the Tuileries Garden |
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| The Orangerie Museum in the Tuileries garden was chosen and planned by Claude Monet so as to house his master piece: the Nympheas. The recent and complete restoration of the musuem allows the rediscovery of this incomparable masterpiece in the same conditions as imagined by Claude Monet. Moreover the museum also offers an exceptional panaroma of modern art with Jean Walter and Paul Guillaume's fantastic collection. | |
Musee de l'Orangerie Jardin des Tuileries Paris Open 9AM to 6PM Closed on Tuesdays +33 1 44 77 80 07 www.musee-orangerie.fr |
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Le Printemps
The most Parisian Department Store |
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| The Printemps Haussmann is one of the major department stores in Paris. With over 400 000 sqft devoted to luxury goods, fashion and glamour; 25 floors; 1 million references and over 300 brands sold exclusively; a terrace with an exceptional view over Paris; with its magnificent Art Deco cupola, its Haussmanian facade and spectacular window displays, the Printemps is a wonderful, unforgettable experience of the essence of chic and fashion, luxury and decoration in a selection of the finest French and international brands all at one address. Printemps and fashion go together and the store reflects current trends and invents new concepts. In 2001, Printemps unveiled its new showcase for luxury goods, “Printemps du Luxe”, in 2003, it inaugurated the biggest Beauty space in the world, 2006 saw an entire floor of footwear opening and a Food Hall, grouping together the 10 biggest brands in deluxe delicatessen and gastronomy… Printemps also offers seven eating areas with a wide choice of cuisine, from coffee breaks to classic meals. For its international clients, Printemps offers personalized services like accompanying shopping staff, dispatching of purchases throughout the world, reimbursement of the sales tax and acceptation of all foreign currencies at the cash desk. | |
| 64, boulevard Haussmann 75009 Paris Metro: Havre Caumartin or St Lazare or Auber From Monday to Saturday from 9.35am to 7pm and on Thursday until 10pm. 01 42 82 57 87 www.printemps.com/international |
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Le Fumoir
Upscale brasserie behind the Louvre |
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Set opposite the Louvre, between the rue de Rivoli and the church of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, Le Fumoir is one of the busiest and most trendy cafes in Pari. Its large windows, sofas, leather armchairs, cocktails, books and international press make it an ideal afternoon meeting place. Supposedly, it has a little library at the back where you can sit and read. It has a very chic, smoky atmosphere, full of stylish fashion and art establishment types talking business over their drinks and laptop. |
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| 6 rue de l'Amiral Coligny 75001 Paris Opening hours : daily 11am-2pm; full menu daily noon-3pm and 7-11:30pm Metro : Louvre Rivoli +33 1 42 92 00 24 € 5 to 30 satellite-productions.fr/Le_Fumoir.html |
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Sales Sales Sales
Guide for the Sales in Paris |
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In summer 2010, no more headaches false routes, time wasting, arriving after everyone else and going home empty-handed for you.
Paris capital of shopping beckons you for a memorable experience. For that perfect stay, 5 thematic itineraries just for you … Take a new look at Paris!
Your wish list: find what you’re looking for, and also find what you didn’t know you were looking for. Find some bargains that go from “minor” to “major”... and all this while enjoying Paris and its gardens, eateries, museums...
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