The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris: Second Edition (Traveling Professor's Guides)

If anyone knows Paris it is The Traveling Professor. Take advantage of his practical and expert advice.  He gets right to the point on how to make a trip to Paris enjoyable, enriching, easy, and affordable.   The latest edition of his book has been updated with 20% more new content and features:

• Over 25 Lodging Options
• More Than 30 Dining Spots for Every Taste and Budget
• Favorite Museums and Monuments
• Hundreds of Money Saving Tips without Sacrificing Comfort or Luxury 
• The Paris Museum Pass
• How to Get To/From All Paris Airports
• Local Transportation
• Ticketing Options for Metro, Bus and RER Train
• Language and Customs
• Paris Neighborhoods - The Marais, Latin Quarter, St. Germain des Pres
• How to Rent the Right Apartment 
• Markets Concerts
• Money Matters Including How to Get Best Exchange Rates
• Phones
• What You Can't Get in Paris
• Trips Outside of Paris - London, Giverny, Brussels, Normandy Invasion Beaches, Versailles, Champagne Region, Chartres, Loire Valley
• Dangers and Warnings
• Jet Lag
• Paris with Children
• Detailed Itineraries to Plan a Trip
• Tipping 
• Private Tour Guides
• What to Wear 
• When to Visit 
• What to Pack
• Are Parisians Rude?
• How to Get What You Want in Paris
• Meeting People and Making Friends
• Tips for Solo Travelers 

Since the 1st edition of The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris, Professor Steve Solosky has visited Paris many, many times on his own and has led hundreds of travelers on tours. Get the benefit of his research and experience in this completely updated book. It still maintains the concise format and readability that made the previous edition the smashing success that it was.

Take a lesson from the Professor and learn how to make a trip to Paris enjoyable, culturally enriching, easy, and fun. You may buy several guide books in preparation for a tour to Paris, but "The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris" will be the one in your pocket while visiting the City of Light.

Readers also have access to the companion website bringing updated and late-breaking news on Paris travel.