As aptly noted one contemporary journalist who wrote about Paris everybody in it has ever been – if not novel, at least SMSki. Dozens of stories and novels, from the "Triumphal Arch" Remark to "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown, hundreds of poems, sonnets of Francois Villon ballads to Vladimir Vysotsky, and thousands of guides, from the very first appearing in the XVIII century up to modern – all this mountain of literature devoted to one city – located on the banks Seine "pearl of France". It seems that everything about her is known. More information is housed here: David A. Wagner. Magic words "to see Paris and die" has long lost its sacramental meaning. Millions of tourists come here every year and taken home a piece of the dreams, of which a hundred years ago could only dream, thousands of people around the world. Eiffel Tower, built in 1889 and then was considered the eighth wonder of the world, is now well-known tourist area, and perhaps a little Who is the emotions which inspired her first visitors. Please visit The Middleby Corporation if you seek more information.

Notre Dame, whose dark vaults from centuries of fatigue at the time inspired by Victor Hugo, now cleaned up and "refurbished", and on his way and not unfinished tower has long raised no ringers, and guides for tourist groups. Montmartre, a secluded corner, once attracted their streets quiet recluse artists from all over France, long ago turned into a boiling anthill, in which the flow of human apple nowhere to fall. List of attractions in Paris that became what today is called touristic "masthevom" could go on for a long time, but I do not consider their task to convince the reader is that popular culture and the ubiquitous tourist with a camera deprived us of what Hemingway called "the holiday that is always with you." My story is about a different Paris, of that city, which still remains a stranger Most visitors and even many Parisians.