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Secondary to Disneyland Paris park, Walt Disney Studios opened in 2002 and gives visitors a "behind-the-scenes" look at the magic of filmmaking. Organized into 4 different lots, as in movie lots, the park offers families a variety of attractions for all ages. For the little ones, there is Toy Story Playland with rides and attractions from the beloved film. For the older kids, there is an Aerosmith-theme rollercoaster, the deathly Tower of Terror and the thrilling Moteurs Action! live action stunt show. Everyone will enjoy taking a trip back in time and strolling through Hollywood Boulevard during the golden age of film.

One of the oldest streets in Paris, Rue Mouffetard boasts both a lively marketplace and vibrant nightlife. "La Mouffe" is slightly suffering because of its popularity with tourists, but still retains some of its original character. The southern end is lined by open-fronted fishmongers, butchers and wine merchants. The narrowness of the street intensifies the hustle and bustle of the marketplace atmosphere emanating from the stalls of the market sellers further down in Square St Médard. The northern end, around Place de la Contrescarpe, is also worth a visit and has some good bars, (L'Irlandais and Le Requin Chagrin), and cheap restaurants. -Greg Blackman. For further information on the same you can call on +33 8 3668 3112.

Set against an adventurous backdrop where both kids and adults can enjoy, Davy Crockett's Adventure Park makes for a perfect weekend outing. A tight rope bridges the gap between two trees in the park, and visitors can traverse this distance in the utmost safe and fun manner. The park comprises of several play areas, with varying difficulty levels for adults and kids. There is also a zip-line suspension for a more thrilling experience.

This is a professional guided tour around the various landmarks of Paris, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Montmartre, the Sacré-Cœur and many more. For the Da Vinci Code book fans, there is an extraordinary exploration of the areas written about in the book in store. Also on offer is an all-women tour.

Apart from castles and gardens, France is also known for its lush green forests along the picturesque countryside. One such forested area is the Ermenonville Forest in Oise. One of the large forested areas in the region, it houses many species of flora and fauna. Frequented by locals and tourists alike, the forest is probably well known for its location being the site where the Turkish Airline Flight 981, crash landed in the forest causing 346 causalities. The forest has a small memorial for the victims of this accident.

The city of Paris is divided into 20 administrative districts, and the 7th Arrondissement is the one marked by the Seine river on its northern border. The historically significant neighborhood of the Faubourg Saint-Germaine of the French aristocracy, with expansive mansions from the 17th century, lies in this division. The 7th Arrondissement also has the Eiffel Tower, which is the very symbol of Paris, as well as the Hotel des Invalides with its beautiful St. Louis Chapel. It also has a plethora of famous museums including as Rodin and d’Orsay.