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Kurzes Shoppingwochenende in Paris 9 Paris Mit Dem Linienschiff Top 12 Umschlag vorne Die Stadtviertel im Überblick 8 Die schönsten Touren 9 Kurzes Shoppingwochenende in Paris 9 Champs-Elysées > Avenue Montaigne > Rue du Faubourg-St-Honoré > Place Vendôme > Louvre > Pont-Neuf > Ile de la Cité > Notre-Dame > Ile St-Louis > Marais > Rue des Francs Bourgeois > Place des Vosges > Boulevard Richard-Lenoir > Bastille Paris mit dem Linienschiff erkunden 10 Trocadéro > Tour Eiffel > Boulevard St-Germain > Quartier Latin > Motel de Ville > Centre Pompi- dou > Ile de la Cité > Notre-Dame > Louvre > Tui- leries > Place Vendôme > Madeleine > Place de la Concorde > Quai Branly > Palais de Tokyo Streifzug durch Pariser Künstler- und Schriftstellerhäuser 12 Place Blanche > Quartier La Nouvelle Athènes > Montparnasse > Rue d'Assas > Jardin de Luxem- bourg > St-Germain-des-Prés > Place Fursten- berg Touren und Ausflüge - Übersicht 14 Klima und Reisezeit 15 Anreise 15 Stadtverkehr 16 Unterkunft 18 UllJW Mit Kindern in der Stadt 22 Essen und Trinken 24 Shopping 31 Am Abend 36 Steckbrief Paris 42 Zahlen & Fakten ][ Lage und Struktur ][ Staat und Politik ][ Wirtschaft ][ Tourismus Geschichte im Überblick 44 Natur und Umwelt 47 Bibliografische Informationen digitalisiert durch http://d-nb.info/1009640348 Die Menschen 47 Kunst und Kultur 49 Baugeschichte ][ Das gotische Paris ][ Paris in der Renaissance ][ Paris im »Grand Siècle« ][ Paris im 18. Jh. ][ Paris im 19. Jh. ][ Das moderne Paris ][ Paris als Mekka der Künste Feste und Veranstaltungen 54 Im Herzen von Paris 58 Die Ile de la Cité ist die Keimzelle der Stadt. Hier reckt die Kathedrale Notre-Dame ihre stumpfen Türme in den Himmel. Der Louvre am rechten Seine-Ufer, ehemals Festung und Königs- palast, ist heute das größte Kunstmuseum der Welt. Zur Orientierung 59 Von Notre-Dame zum Louvre 60 Hôtel de Ville ][ Notre-Dame ][ Sainte-Chapelle ][ Conciergerie J[ Place Dauphine ]{Pont-Neuf lt Institut de France ][ Pont des Arts ][ Louvre ][ Jardin des Tuileries ][ Orangerie I Paris für Verliebte 70 Rive Droite und Montmartre 72 Rund um die Opéra und im alten Hallenviertel geht es geschäftig zu, prächtige Einkaufspassagen laden zum Shopping ein. Weiter nördlich, am Montmartre, ist das Stadtbild dörflicher. Im ehema- ligen Künstlerviertel drängen sich heute die Touristen. Zur Orientierung 73 Zwischen Louvre und Opéra 74 Forum Les Halles ][ Saint-Eustache ][ Place du Marché Saint-Honoré ][ Place Vendôme ][ Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré H Madeleine ][ Opé- ra Garnier ][ Galeries Lafayette KH.TJJMB Mode 78 Passagenspaziergang 80 Palais-Royal ][ Galerie Vivienne ][ Passage des Panoramas ][ Passage Jouffroy Auf dem Montmartre 82 Sacré-Cœur ][ Saint-Pierre de Montmartre ][ PI. du Tertre ][ Villa Léandre ][ PI. des Abbesses ][ Cimetière de Montmartre ][ Moulin Rouge Der Westen 87 Westlich der Innenstadt befinden sich die monumentalen Wahr- zeichen von Paris: Die Prachtstraße Champs-Elysées mit dem Arc de Triomphe und natürlich der Eiffelturm. Zur Orientierung 88 Auf den Champs-Elysées 89 PI. de la Concorde ][ Av. des Champs-Elysées ][ Grand und Petit Palais ][ Arc de Triomphe Auf den Spuren der Weltausstellungen 91 Av. Montaigne ][ Palais de Tokyo ][ Palais de Chaillot ][ Tour Eiffel ][ Musée du Quai Branly Im Viertel des Invalidendoms 96 Champ de Mars ][ Dôme und Hôtel des Invali- des ][ Musée Rodin ][ Esplanade des Invalides Rive Gauche und Montparnasse 99 Im Quartier Latin befindet sich seit dem Mittelalter die berühm- te Sorbonne-Universität. Zusammen mit St-Germain-des-Pres und Montparnasse bildet es das Intellektuellenviertel am linken Ufer der Seine. Zur Orientierung 100 Unterwegs im Quartier Latin 101 Boulevard St-Michel ][ St-Séverin ][ Musée du Moyen Age ][ Sorbonne ][ St-Etienne du-Mont ][ Panthéon }[ Place de la Contrescarpe Von der Place Monge zur Ile St-Louis 104 Mosquée de Paris ][ Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle ][ Jardin des Plantes ][ Institut du Monde Arabe ][ Ile St-Louis Durch St-Germain-des Prés 106 Musée d'Orsay ][ Musée Maillol ][ Bon Marché ][ Saint-Germain-des-Prés ][ Place Furstenberg ][ St-Sulpice ][ Jardin du Luxembourg Am Montparnasse 112 Musée Bourdelle ][ Tour Montparnasse H Bou- levard du Montparnasse ][ Rue de la Gaîté ][ Place de Catalogne ][ Cimetière du Montpar- nasse ][ Catacombes ][ Fondation Cartier Marais und der Osten 116 Im stimmungsvollen Marais liegt mit der Place des Vosges wohl einer der schönsten Plätze von Paris. Die Viertel im Osten um den Friedhof Père Lachaise und den Parc de la Villette haben in den letzten Jahren stark an Attraktivität gewonnen. Zur Orientierung 117 Centre Pompidou bis Gare de Lyon 117 Centre Pompidou ][ Musée Picasso ][ Musée Carnavalet ][ Place des Vosges ][ Bastille ][ Marché d'Aligre ][ Gare de Lyon Entlang den Kanälen 124 Parc de la Villette ][ Canal de l'Ourcq H Bassin de la Villette ][ Quai Valmy ][ Rue Oberkampf Zum Friedhof Père Lachaise 128 Place de Rhin et Danube ][ Quartier Amérique ][ Place des Fêtes ][ Parc des Buttes Chaumont ][ Parc de Belleville ][ Cimetière du Père Lachaise Ausflüge 130 Versailles 131 Basilique de St-Denis 131 Villa Savoye von Le Corbusier 132 La Défense 133 Château de Monte-Cristo 134 Disneyland Resort Paris 135 Giverny 136 Infos von A-Z 137 Register 141 Mini-Dolmetscher 144 Das System der Polyglott-Sterne Umschlag vorne Pariser Hotels mit Flair 21 Die typischsten Pariser Brasserien 26 Kaffee und Kuchen »à la française« 29 Kultur kostenlos 97 Die schönsten Pariser Plätze 110 Über Paris blicken 114 Karten Ile de la Cité, Louvre .. 62 Montparnasse 113 Rive Droite 75 Marais 120 Montmartre 84 Der Osten 126 Der Westen 92 Ausflüge 132 Quartier Latin 102 Übersichts- St-Germain-des-Pres 109 karte Umschlag hinten.
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