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- The best places to shop, from world–class department stores to bargain basements
- Detailed descriptions of shopping neighborhoods
- Listings of conveniently located hotels and restaurants
- Easy–to–follow shopping tours
- Size conversion charts
- Shipping, customs, and VAT information
From the Back Cover
—National Geographic Traveler
"Gershman′s may be the best guide for novice and pro shoppers alike."
—The Washington Post
For over twenty years, Suzy Gershman has been leadingsavvy shoppers to the world′s best finds.
Inside you′ll discover:
The best of the Parisian shopping scene, from world–class department stores and trendy boutiques to flea markets, vintage shops, and bargain basements
Excellent values, from antiques to perfume—plus the best gifts for less than $10
The best airfare, hotel, and dining values—so you canmaximize your shopping dollars
For a global shopping experience, check out Suzy Gershman′s Where to Buy the Best of Everything.
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Ah Paris, mon amour-how I love to visit; how I love to shop! Read the first page
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Customer Reviews
I spend several months each year in Paris. A wonderful city that is beautiful, safe and above all...French. Something which Suzy seems unable to comprehend.
She seems to know little of the city. Street names are mispelled. Suggestions for lunch are directed to overpriced mediocre tourist traps. Stores are noted at addresses that are years out of date. She suggests getting your hair done at the head office of L'Oreal. Suzy???? This is an office building without a salon in sight. Do you take your car for service to the head office of General Motors? She sends to you to a well known Parisian leather shop that has not been at the address offered for years. She tells you to arrive a couple of hours before opening at the St. Ouen Market. She even offers a cute way of pronouncing the name. Thanks so much Suzy. However, arrive a couple of hours early at the market and all you'll get is nasty remarks from vendors who are setting up and trying to enjoy their first cafe of the day.
She offers all the standard silly warnings about subways, pickpockets, "rowdy boys" and dangerous French traffic. The subways are clean, always populated, remarkably convenient and I suppose there are a few pickpockets lurking somewhere; but this is the method of transportation in Paris and I have never encountered one bad incident. I don't know what Suzy means by "rowdy boy". I have never seen one.....nor heard of problems with them. I wonder if Suzy gets out much? Regarding traffic, it's like any big city and appropriate precautions are needed. Things like looking both ways when crossing the street are probably in order. Suzy, I suppose you live in some protected suburb of middle America and are unused to seeing more than a few cars at a time.
Suzy has problems with ATMs and seems to think that the purchase of your Carte Orange is a difficult task that can only be accomplished at one ot two subway stations. As usual, Suzy's problems are remarkably unique.
And most offensive is Suzy's obvious lack of knowledge regarding French manners and society. If you don't like differences Suzy, stay at home and go the mall where you can feel very comfortable at your Wal-Mart.
Suzy says she spends hours relaxing on her bed and in her tub at the Hotel de Crillon. Suzy might I suggest that you spend less time in the tub and a little more time researching your book.
Suzy and Frommer's should be embarassed that they actually published this book. Shame to all involved.
You are always on Target !!!!
You really take a lot of the extra chasing around out for us. Read more
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