Lonely Planet France
This edition includes 143 detailed maps (including full-color maps for Paris), an
easy-to-follow language section with a regional food glossary, and details on where to
stay and eat and how to get around for a range of budgets.
I met several people who had this guide while I was in Paris--everyone agreed it
was a great guide. Lives up to the Lonely Planet's reputation as the best guide
books available.
Lonely Planet Paris Features: 20 pages of detailed city maps in color,
including metro map; where to stay, from camping grounds to some of the world's
most luxurious hotels; exhaustive listings of places to eat: choose from a wide
range of ethnic cuisines or experience true haute cuisine; new 12-page overview
of Parisian architecture, from centuries-old central Paris to the fierce
modernism of the new suburbs; detailed entertainment guide, from cabaret at the
Moulin Rouge to opera at the Opera Bastille; and day trips to the sumptuous
chateaux of Versailles, Fontainbleau and Chantilly. 320 pages--Amazon.com
