"# Bistrots or Bistros [Cafes] in Paris * A listing of Paris Bistro's with links, arrondissement and more. * Paris Info Bistro List - complete listings. # Brasseries [Cafe/Restaurants] in Paris * The traditional brasseries to visit in Paris - slow loading but good! * A very nice list of Bistrots, Brasseries & Restaurants in Paris. # Champagne and Wine Bars * Very much the in thing, and something different to try if you haven't done so already. With France being the leader in fine wine and champagne, these nifty trend setting bars offer the very best from small growers, with appealing bouquets, that are rare and listed vintages from the Mediterranean to the Burgundy wine region. Some sort of light fare will accompany these wonderful divine wines, normally cheese and fine cold meats that will set the wines off beautifully. # Crêperies in France * Creperies in Paris with links and contacts. * Nice listing of creperies [need to know town info] # Crêperies in Paris * A few crêperies in Paris # Grand Tables - Chic Dining * Paris Info's - Poetry, Showmanship and Expertise Some distinguished signatures take the art of gastronomy to new heights. All the big names in French cuisine have a Paris address: reinvention of traditional dishes; fusion of herbs and spices, both savoury and sweet; innovation and a touch of genius are the main ingredients at these celebrated venues. Ambassadors of French cuisine, the top starred chefs, ranked in the food guides, will receive you in their domains, where the setting is often as spectacular as the bill. If dinner there is beyond you, why not try their lunch menus, somewhat easier on the pocket but usually taken by storm! Advance booking is essential, at least a fortnight before. * Some of the finer restaurants in Paris. # Pubs * You'll find some fun and unique pubs to visit while in Paris. # Restaurants by Regions of France [click on links] Alsace | Aquitaine | Auv

Musee d'Orsay in Paris France Musee d'Orsay Railway Station Musee d'Orsay picks up where the Louvre leaves off, featuring French art from the mid 1800s to the 1st World War. The museum building was originally a railway station called the Gare d'Orsay, which was constructed for the Chemin de Fer de Paris à Orleans. Musee d'Orsay Paris - Musee d'Orsay - Travel Guide Paris - Paris Landmarks - Museums in Paris - Map of Paris Musee d'Orsay in Paris France Constructed exactly to the design of three architects, whose names were Lucien Magne, Emile Benard and Victor Laloux, it was finished in time for the 1900 Exposition Universelle. "