Paris

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…

I love Paris, Texas because for one thing it’s my hometown. I loved it because unlike where I am now the people there are like super friendly, you can walk down the street and say “hi” to someone and they will smile and say hi right back. It’s small but I wouldn’t change the size of it at all. I have friends, family, and memories there. And like the songs says, “All my ex’s live in Texas”.

My rumor is quite the same as another… This is not paris, france!! no way! much better… home to the best catfish shack in the world! there might be art, but it is in wal-mart in homewares, there is good music, and great fishin, and wonderful people!

I went there for my good friend’s wedding a few months ago. It was fantastic. The town isn’t much to write home about, but, man, can those Ethiopians party!

Wish I could have stayed for longer than 3 days, and I wish I could have brought my husband (then boyfriend) at the time. Very romantic city!

i want to see the world

I don’t know if anyone looked closely before saying “I’ve been here” or “I want to go here” but this is for a small city northeast of Dallas whose most popular attractions are a scaled down Eifel Tower and a gravestone statue of Jesus wearing a cowboy boot. Most of you seem to think this is for the city of love and art and such located in France. the heading at the top of this page says United States > Texas > Paris in case you don’t believe me.

I have been to Paris and it is wonderful but the places to go is the towns and villa around Paris. But if you are in Paris, the Louvre will take a week at least and Notre Dame is beautiful from the boats point of view.

it was a great place to visit the musems and all og the culture but, watch out for cars they don’t belive in traffic laws, you can’t cross the street with out being with a pack of nuns. Walk the stirs to the 1st level of the effel tower it’s way better than taking the elevator!

Dirtier than expected, locals were not very tolerant with Americans who couldn’t speak French, but still worth experiencing!