Paris

"Hostel" and "inn" are English equivalents of the French word auberge. The feminine singular noun translates literally into English as "at (to) the bank (embankment, riverbank)." The pronunciation will be "o-berzh" in French.

1800 Euros converts to 2297 US Dollars - at 17:20 BST on Saturday 28th August 2010.

The easiest way would be to go to the top of Champs-Elysées (near the Arc de Triomphe) take Avenue Kléber street walk about 20 minutes (depending on your pace) and you'll be on top of Trocadéro place just in front of the Eiffel Tower

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Yes the bells of Notre Dame de Paris ring. Every day at the hour.

The letter "R" (PaRis, toweR, Race)

no, this is a metal tower and a landmark, and so is an element of the landscape.

The exact number of tourist who visit the city of Lecce in Italy is not listed, but it is estimated that over a hundred thousand people visit this area annually. Lecee is considered to be a historic city in Italy and is home to many beautiful architectural monuments.

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you might be, as both countries belong to the EU. Try to ask at the French embassy before travelling. Good luck.

Yes kids did go to school in the time of Jesus. Boys went to be taght by a local rabbi and girls were taught by their mothers how to sew, cook and clean

Surely more than 2 hours maybe 3, but you can get to Bobigny by taking metro line 5 in Gare de Lyon

52, avenue Daumesnil is in the 12th arrondisement, so its postal code is 75012.

Take a northbound RER Line B train from Massy-Palaiseau direct to Gare du Nord.

A salon is a social gathering in a Paris home.

No, but you have to leave it somewhere when you go up the Tower. *Note: Though I don't know why a blind person would be going to the top of the Eiffel Tower (seems pointless), I do believe they allow helper dogs.

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Yes, Paris Hilton.

Ticket prices vary according to season, time of day, school holidays and other factors. This applies to ferries and airlines as well; unfortunately it seems impossible nowadays to ask when the cheapest tickets are available and book at those times. Luckily, however, on Eurostar.com it is possible to click a 'my dates are flexible' box and find prices for three days either side of the date specified. For the week of 13-19 June, for example, tickets can cost from 80€ to 150€.

It is also worthwhile trawling agency websites, as there are sometimes bargains to be had from such sites as Expedia, Opodo, Lastminute etc.

Parts of the Catacombs' tunnels are forbidden to the general public due to various hazards, but you can visit the most interesting parts. They are maintained by the Culture ministry. Link below goes to the English version of the Catacombs website.

There is a tourism office in most of the french cities.

The flight times from Frankfurt to Paris is commonly 1H20 (Lufthansa, Air France, and Swiss Airlines)

Destinee is the one with curly hair and Paris has straight.

You can squeeze a lot into ten days if you really plan a trip properly. But to claim to have seen Paris requires much longer.