Paris Made Easy: The Best Walks and Sights of Paris

by Andy Herbach

Our compact, lightweight Made Easy guides are for those travelers who already know where they're staying and don't want to lug around a huge book during the day. With a sprinkling of restaurant selections arranged by neighborhood, our Made Easy series focuses on taking readers to the best, as well as the most different and unusual, sights and walking tours in each city. Tuck this guide into your pocket and head out for a great day of sightseeing: you'll have over 100 sights at your fingertips, with insider tips on cafes, restaurants, interesting shops, and beautiful walks along the Seine or through the famed Latin Quarter. Attractive design features a second color on the inside. This edition features more color maps and new sights, twice as many helpful French phrases, and more restaurants close by the sights you want to see!

Genres: Travel

128 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

Andy Herbach is the author of the popular Eating & Drinking series of menu translators and restaurant guides, as well as the Made Easy travel guides covering major cities and regions across Europe and the U.S. A frequent traveler and food enthusiast, he also writes the Wining & Dining guides. Andy is a lawyer and lives in Palm Springs, California.

Reviews

[Natalie · Rating 2 out of 5]

Meh. This book kind of sucked. I was hoping for more of an overview of Paris as a whole and more "easy" tidbits and info. The walking plans are interesting, but I think they would be too constrictive if you aren't interested in every particular stop along the way. Also, the book repeats itself often. Otherwise, it was the first peak I had at Paris planning and it did mention some "offbeat" ideas that I'm going to pencil down.

Also, god bless having a free travel book library at my disposal for trip planning.