This is my numero uno European city. My husband and I adored visiting Paris 15 years ago, despite the unfriendly people. We stayed on the Rive’ Gauche in a modestly priced hotel on St. Germaine with french doors leading to a tiny porch offering spectacular views including the Pantheon. We walked everyhere then caught the Metro when our feet would not carry us further. We preferred smaller museums to the Louve; but to see Venus DeMilo, Diana, Whistler’s Mother, is a must! Food was wonderful and outrageously expensive; served by hauty, unhelpful waiters. Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower and so much more…