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French Open Tennis 2007

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The world’s most enchanting city is home to the 2007 French Open Tennis tournament. Paris, France is known for their elegant restaurants and historic museums, not to mention their colorful residents. This 2007 French Open Tennis tournament can be one to remember, so long as Paris’s exquisite sights and sounds are absorbed to the fullest. Take a deep breath and get ready to enjoy great tennis and this beautiful 2007 French Open Tennis tournament city.

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2007 French Open Tennis Restaurant Recommendations

La Tour d’Argent

15-17, quai de la Tournelle

Paris, France 75005

Phone: (+33) 01-4354-2331

Hours: Closed all day Monday and Tuesday for lunch

Reservations Required

Attire: Jackets and ties required for gentlemen

http://www.tourdargent.com

This 2007 French Open Tennis restaurant offers a beautiful unobstructed view of Notre-Dame. La Tour d’Argent is a two floor sophisticated dining experience, with the best wine list in the world.

Le Dome

108, bd du Montaparnasse

Paris, France 75014

Phone: (+33) 01-4335-2581

Reservations Required

Attire: Business dressy

A classic, upscale formal indoor dining experience is an excellent way to describe Le Dome. From the fresh seafood to the well-paced service, Le Dome is a wonderful place to start your 2007 French Open Tennis dining excursion.

Taillevent

15, rue Lamennais

Paris, France 75008

Phone: (+33) 01-4495-1501

Hours: Monday through Friday Lunch 12:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m.

                                                 Dinner 7:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

Reservations Required

Attire: Jackets required for gentlemen

Taillevent is a small upscale townhouse with an award winning wine list. From the exceptional menus to the gorgeous contemporary art and nature-like layout, Taillevent is a restaurant you have to have on your 2007 French Open Tennis to-do list.

L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon

5, rue de Montalembert

Hotel Pont Royal

Paris, France 75007

Phone: (+33) 01-4222-5656

Hours: Daily 11:00 a.m.- 2:00 a.m.

Attire: Business Casual

http://www.hotel-pont-royal.com

This 2007 French Open Tennis hot spot features an open kitchen, where guests sit at the red and black infused bar, watching skillful chefs prepare their food. The Mediterranean and French cuisine is featured through a ten course tasting menu.

2007 French Open Tennis Shopping Recommendations

With Paris being one of the fashion capitals of the world, it is no wonder that this 2007 French Open Tennis city provides many places for your shopping pleasure. Worried about finding the perfect 2007 French Open Tennis gift for family and friends back home? Don’t be. There are many shopping centers to find exactly what you are looking for.

La Galerie du Carrousel du Louvre

This underground mall is near the 2007 French Open Tennis city center and houses well known stores, such as Esprit, Sephora, the Virgin Megastore and others. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., La Galerie du Carrousel du Louvre is sure to offer the things you need. From music to perfumes to clothing, this should be your first 2007 French Open Tennis shopping stop.

Forum des Halles

This 2007 French Open Tennis shopping destination was a former food market until 1969. The shops were built underground, leaving room on the surface for a public park. Open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Forum des Halles is a wonderful source for clothing and other items. If 2007 French Open Tennis souvenirs are what you seek, you will find it here as well.

2007 French Open Tennis Attractions

Paris is home to the most interesting and intriguing sites and monuments in the world. Before or after a 2007 French Open Tennis tournament match, you might want to walk down the streets of the city and find everything this 2007 French Open Tennis city has to offer.

Notre-Dame

6, pl Parvis de Notre-Dame

Paris, France 75004

Phone: (+33) 01-4432-1672

http://www.paris.org/monuments/ndame/

This gothic landmark is the 2007 French Open Tennis city’s spiritual home. Built between the 12th and 14th centuries, the 387 steps up the landmark provides a gorgeous view of Paris.

Tour Eiffel

Champ de Mars

Paris, France 7500

Phone: (+33) 01-4411-2323

http://www.tour-eiffel.fr

As another breathtaking tourist attraction in this 2007 French Open Tennis capital, the Eiffel Tower is a civic and national symbol of pride in France. Be sure to visit this spot to get a feel for the spirit of Paris.

Chateau de Versailles

Pl d’Armes

Paris, France

Phone: (+33) 01-3083-7800

http://www.chateauversailles.fr

The home of Louis XIV, XV, and XVI is on display in the 2007 French Open Tennis city. From hand painted furnishings and details to the famous Hall of Mirrors, you cannot leave Paris without taking a look at this piece of history.

So you are in Paris for the 2007 French Open Tennis tournament, and want to do more than watch the matches? Paris has much more to offer than 2007 French Open Tennis. Take a moment and discover what is out there. You will not be disappointed.

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