To make your stay remarkable, visit some of the market places and experience the joy of shopping. SEE Pasage Vendome at 3 place de la Republique is a good example of France’s early 19th-century shopping malls. You can buy furniture, tapestries, musical instruments, and jewelry from SEE Promenade Plantee. Buy some trendy and inexpensive vintage clothes at SHOP 770, 29 rue Beaurepaire. SHOP Le Night Shop at 34 rue de Lappe, is the place to get colorful 1970s clothes and paintings by local and international unknowns.

Named after the Place de la Republique, Republique is a station of the Paris Metro, serving lines 3, 5, 8, 9, and 11. It was also named to commemorate the First, Second, and Third French Republics. It was opened in 1904 and is in 3e arrondisement. It accesses 2, 10, 12,13, 14,15, place de la Republique. 1, rue du Faubourg du Temple, 1, rue Rene Boulanger, 2, 9, boulevard Saint-Martin, Square de la Fontaine and 1, boulevard Voltaire.

Visitors to the city will have wonderful time as it boasts of many sights worth seeing. Must see sights include Centre Pompidou, Notre-Dame Cathedral for its magnificent building and the giant bell inside. If you love arts, then you must visit Musee du Louvre where the famous painting of Leonardo da Vinci “Monalisa” is housed. The museum also houses impressive collections of Etruscan, Egyptian, Oriental, Roman and Greek artifacts. Disneyland Paris is a good spot for family outing. However, you must not miss Basilique du Sacre-Coeur, Musee Carnavalet, Conciergerie (La), La Sainte Chapelle, Hotel de Ville and Musee des Arts es Metiers.

The city will not disappoint you as there is plethora of restaurant to take care of your appetite. Enjoy your food at Café Beaubourg where you will be served a healthy selection of American and traditional French breakfasts. From the terrace of this restaurant you get a great view of the eye-catching Beaubourg contemporary art centre. For tea lovers, A Priori-The with its beautiful 19th century tearoom, set beneath a glass roof is just ideal for a leisure meal or tea. You can even taste its home-made desserts, especially the fruit crumble. Ami Louis (L’) Restaurant is a must visit to taste the authentic Boeuf a la Ficelle-top-quality fillet of beef that is tied with astring and cooked quickly in boiling water and other dishes prepared by chefs Thierry Delabrosse and Louis Gadby.

Transportation is not a problem as it is well served by Paris Metro, serving lines are 3, 5, 8, 9, and 11.

Choose Hotel Moris Grands Boulevards as your accommodation. Located in the heart of Paris, you will get an opportunity to discover two worlds, the world of theatres, fashion boutiques and shopping, and the world of art and history. The hotel rooms are equipped with all the modern facilities and amenities. If you want best deal while you stay in the city, stay in Hotel Garden where you will be provided free continental breakfast, free linen, free pillows, free towels, free safe deposits, free maps and information and free car parking (limited) in front of the hotel at weekends. You can get easy access to local attractions including Notre Dame Cathedral, Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysees as direct metro line will take you.