AThe airport's called Charles de Gaulle, people do have jobs but they're always on strike, um, nougat, people tend not to be religious, and in some cases religion is frowned upon (like Muslim schoolgirls aren't allowed to wear headscarves).Not too many animals in Paris I don't think. Maybe swans on the river.Edit: oh, yeah, dogs, in restaurants and everywhere (there are plenty of restaurants in Paris where dogs are more welcome than children)You should visit Jim Morrison's grave in Pere LaChaise cemetery!

AYou can have a walk in central Paris, especially by night, so beautifull.You have the Champ de Mars, the park near Eiffel tower, the Louvre, and the jardin des tuileries in front of it (between le Louvre and the Champs Elysee), but this one is closed at night.Both island are very nice if you want to see how Paris was like before is was almost entirely rebuilt in the mid 19th century.Montmartre is stunning too, with it’s vines and flowers, the street artists and the authentic houses.Try to hire a bicycle and have a run, that’s the best way to discover Paris, but take care at the cars !!!!!

ATell your parents it's always good to practice a foreign language in the country where it's spoken.Of course, it's also worth seing Paris. There are many well-known museums and beautiful gardens and buildings in Paris and very cool places to eat well.As said my friend american friend Rifilan, in Paris, you can seat cool in a "Café" drinking something and stay 1 or 2 hours, and nobody will tell you have to go away because other customers are arriving....of course some people run as in every great towns, but less than in American towns.Don't trust people who tell there are important problems of security. You have to pay attention but Paris center is a generally a safe town.Unfortunately some stupid French don't like foreign people, but not all of us....fortunately. There are also kind people in France !About money, you can spend one week in Paris and not spend too much...you are not obliged to live in a 4-star hotel and eat in great restaurants every day. There also cheap ways to eat and good hotels at moderate prices. The museum entries are not very expensive.....Nevertheless, it's always more expensive to travel than to stay at home !Do you know the possibility to exchange your home with french people for a short while...some friends of mine are doing that !

ADitto - Hocobo!!!!

AThere's no native animal or plant unique to the city of Paris or to the Ile de France area. I am not talking or course about exotic pets released in the wild. All the native animals and plants found in Ile de France are found as well in centre and north of France, from snake to fox, pigeons, hawks, mouse, ferret, spiders, rats, frogs, owls, water fowl, wild hog, butterflies, cats, dogs, rabbit, hare...

AParis is a bit cold, but worth it, in the month of December. The Eiffel tower is beautifully lit up every hour for the Christmas season, and the shop windows of Galerie LaFayette are interesting and lovely to see. I was there last Christmas and would love to be there again this year.Have a wonderful trip wherever you go!

ALove love loved it!!!The food was delicious, the buildings were gorgeous, the language was beautiful. The only problem is all the American tourist!I recommend going in spring because flight prices are cheaper, and there are less tourists clogging the streets!If I could live there I would! The only problem I would hav would be trying to speak French(because almost everyone in France also speaks English, but it's just more polite and more fun to speak french in France), and you do see more smoking in France and Europe because there are less restrictions than America.I loved France, but i kind of went into cultural shock because it was so cool and so different. I did think I was in a fairy tale when I visited Marie-Antoinette's milk maid fantasy farm.

AAs almost all tour companies have tours to Paris it is hard to say.Some tours are single clubs on the move, others will show you Paris as if you where one of a couple.If you want to use a tour company, walk into your nearest travel agency and talk it over with them.They will know what the different tour operators offer, and what are the options. And as they are payed out of what the tour operator would otherwise pocket himself, it is not more expensive.If you just want to go sight seeing, Paris is a perfect place to go by yourself, use a guided tour (each hostel or hotel can help you to get one,) and use the metro to go from place to place later on.

AGoogle maps expects you to use 2:15 hours city center to city center.By train it can be as quick as 1:15, and you will not have parking problems either.

Afly. flap those wingsdrink redbull - gives you wings