Welcome to Paris, France -- Let's Go style. We've sent our intrepid student Researchers all across the City of Love and Lights, from the 1st arrondissement to the 20th and beyond, to bring you this fresh, exciting coverage--from our penniless student pockets to yours. Our researchers know "La Ville-Lumiere" like the back of their fashionista hands, and they've filled this guide with a student's perspective on the coolest places to stay, the best places to eat, what not to miss, and how to party in the city that has always been ahead of the curve. So pack your bags, work up an appetite, perfect your accent, and grab a copy of "Let's Go Paris" as you get ready for an adventure you'll never forget.
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Trustfund babies to Paris
April 1 2010
By Scott Underbrink
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I am an old Let's Go fan. I took my first copy of Let's Go Europe with me backpacking through France in the late 70's, so perhaps the writers of Let's Go Paris have passed me by. That said, I can't believe the contrast between the book published in 2010 and those of just 10 years ago when the mission was to reveal how to do expensive Europe on a student's (and now teacher's) budget. This is not true for the entire Let's Go series. I used Let's Go Spain last year which really did offer help on budget travel. The problem is with the suggestions on eating out. Perhaps naming a few grocery stores is enough to appease the unwashed masses of us who do not want to spend more than 40 dollars on a meal. I know Paris and I know London well enough to find some really remarkable restaurants that don't break the budget. Many of them are found in Let's Go Paris and Let's Go London guides from before 2004 or so. I would suggest that the editors of Let's Go examine their mission and decide if it really is a budget traveler's guide or notes for kids on a splurge.
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Don't go without this one.
Jun 6 2010
By Adele V.
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I've never been misled by the info contained in this book. The restaurant reviews are "spot-on". This is an essential book for the budget-minded traveler. I wouldn't go to Paris without it.
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Travel suggestions
Jan 11 2013
By Nancy Bainter
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As always, the "Let's go" series is good but for some reason this one needs
some visit to rewrite this Paris guide.
some visit to rewrite this Paris guide.
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