Fodor S Around Paris With Kids

Fodor's Around Paris with Kids provides both visiting and local parents with 68 fun family activities to do in Paris, from exploring the interactive Cité des Enfants inside Paris's futuristic Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie to seeing (and even learning) magic tricks at the Double Fond café-theater. Each activity features practical tips and suggestions for nearby places to eat. Plus, there are games for the kids. Competitive Advantage: Fodor's Around Paris with Kids is a unique, kid-friendly guide designed as a flipbook; as kids flip the pages, they'll see the Eiffel Tower do somersaults. Parents will appreciate its compact size and easy-to-use format, which results in a better organized and more practical guide than the competition. And a guide parents will dip into time and time again. Expanded Coverage: Exciting new kid-friendly activities and sights have been added to help families experience the best of Paris. Restaurant coverage has been updated with a focus on top spots with kid-friendly menus. Indispensable Trip Planning Tools: Cross-references at the end of each listing allow families to identify the Paris sights that best match their interests. Boxes in each listing call out tips and nearby kid-friendly restaurants for quick reference. A quick-scan thematic index appears at the back of the book. Written by a Parent: Fodor's Around Paris with Kids is written by a parent who lives in Paris and knows how to keep kids entertained there. Fodor's choices are tried and true, while covering the practical concerns that all parents must address. Tips on transportation, timing, and what to do on rainy days are all included.

Providing helpful guides to traveling with children, these easy-to-use handbooks offer a variety of fun-filled, educational, hassle-free activities available in cities and regions around the world, along with planning tips, addresses, admission prices, age appropriateness and nearby lodgings and restaurant recommendations.

Providing helpful guides to traveling with children, these easy-to-use travel handbooks offer a wide variety of fun-filled, educational, hassle-free activities available in cities and regions around the world, covering everything from family days to puppet theaters and museums, along with planning tips, addresses, admission prices, age appropriateness, and nearby lodgings and restaurant recommendations.

For this smart, cheerful little book, Fodor's parent-experts have hand-picked 68 terrific things to do around Paris with a child in tow, from Luxembourg Gardens to The Waxworks Museum. Written by parents who live in Paris, this book is smart about what kids like and about what parents need.

Fodor's updates its fun, indispensable guide with the latest developments in the City of Light.

Articles on the history and culture of the French capital augment information on tourist attractions, hotels, restaurants, and shopping facilities throughout the city.

"As long as we have existed, we have wondered what happens when we die. Each generation must confront its fear and helplessness in the face of the fact that this self, which takes so much effort to construct and inhabit and nurture, this body that we've worn and washed and lived in, is likely to last, from start to finish, considerably less than a century." "Responses to the prospect of dying take three principal forms: some believe that we shall be resurrected to pass eternity with intact bodies as the same people we were during our earthly sojourns; some believe that what survives is a soul, or an essence, which leaves behind forever the dead and decomposing receptacle in which it resided; and some believe that death erases our snowflake lives entirely." "Author Richard Schweid augments his research with interviews with theologians, farmers, medical examiners, preachers, rabbis, and imams."--BOOK JACKET.