Moon MapGuide Paris

by d'Andrea, Aurelia

• ISBN13: 9781631213519
• ISBN10: 1631213512
• Edition: 6th
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2016-07-26
• Publisher: Moon Travel

Summary

Moon MapGuide Paris puts the best the City of Light has to offer at your fingertips. This compact guide puts the essentials of Paris's must-see neighborhoods on discreet fold-out maps, helping you navigate the city without looking like a typical tourist.

Colored tabs make it easy to quickly flip to the location and activity you want. Find exactly what you're looking for—whether that's people watching in the Jardin des Tuileries, grabbing a bite to eat on the sun-drenched terrace of Café de Flore, experiencing Parisian Style at its finest at Colette, or meeting the green fairy at Vert d’Absinthe—without wading through what you don't need.

Moon MapGuide Paris covers the following neighborhoods:

Quartier Latin/Les Îles
St-Germain-des-Prés
Invalides
Tour Eiffel/Arc de Triomphe/Trocadéro
Grands Boulevards
Louvre/Les Halles
Marais
Bastille
Montmartre
Canal St-Martin


Using Moon MapGuide Paris:
Two Ways to Navigate: Scan the map to find locations in your area to visit or explore, or browse listings to find a specific place you want to visit.
Orientation Essentials: Landmarks, shopping districts, and Metro stops are always prominent on the map, so it's easy to get your bearings.
Color-Coded: Color grid coordinates pinpoint locations on each map, eliminating time-consuming searches.

Author Biography

Writer Aurelia d’Andrea’s earliest fantasies of living in France were born in Mademoiselle Onesto’s freshman-year French class, and featured baguettes, berets, and Beaujolais. Aurelia embraced those beloved Gallic clichés (and a few others) when she moved from San Francisco to the City of Light in 2010.

From the Rive Droite apartment she shares with her husband and bilingual rescue dog, Aurelia can spot the Eiffel Tower and the bulbous spires of Sacré Coeur basilica. While she never tires of the views, whenever possible, she hops a train to one of l’Hexagone’s many picturesque corners to soak up the local scenery and culture. Recent adventures have included flamingo-watching in the marshlands outside of Montpellier and an Alsatian wine-sampling weekend in picturesque Strasbourg.