TWO hours on the River Seine, Paris, increase understanding, why the famous French romantic. At night, Paris is always bathed in light. Eifel Tower looming glow of reaching for the sky. Fluorescent lamps hose old buildings that exude mystery and romance.

Now, with a spray of light like that, how each partner can escape from a romantic atmosphere? At least, two hours enjoying dinner on a sailing cruise on the Seine River that gives understanding. Throughout the cruise, several historic buildings really makes stunned. Starting from the mystery of the Church of Notre Dame, Museum Lovre, Palaisse deChaillot, bridges sprinkled with flickering light, and of course the Eifel which stood ablaze.

Dinner Cruise on the Seine River into one of the songs required for tourists pockets quite thick. Cheapest, two-hour cruise is free of charge 150 euros or about Rp1.800.000.

With a cruise, tourists are invited along the River Seine, back and forth about tigakali, before finally returning to the dock with the background glow of hundreds of extraordinary light in the Eifel Tower.

During the two-hour dinner at the River Seine, the echo of laughter from a romantic dinner lovers continue to reverberate. Increasingly tight as the running of champagne and wine. All seemed to enjoy, accompanied by the strains of music and light splash.

Come enjoy, enjoy. It feels like an echo command that covers everyone. Tell stories, laugh and take pictures endlessly, although for me, the suitability of food a bit annoying. But at least, desserts in the city of Napoleon Bonaparte could always make a smile.

LEFT Bank, Paris offers an interesting adventure. Whether it’s from the architecture of buildings, places of historical or cafes and restaurants offering drinks and delicious food. But do not forget when deciding to stay a few days, you can go to Port Royal Hotel, an option to stay there. Port Royal Hotel is situated on the highway are interspersed with trees and a terrace cafe. From here, you easily can also visit the Italie 2 Shopping Centre with 130 boutiques and “Printemps“ department store.

Not only that, there are many restaurants near the hotel, some of them very famous. Still on location fun to menghabisakan time, you can watch a movie at one of the ten existing theater at the hotel. Turning to the inside, this hotel has a dining room with TV and terrace. During the summer, this is a nice place for breakfast, sip a drink or sit back while reading. Own breakfast is served in the dining room on the ground floor and in the garden (in summer) or in your room (no extra charge).

Regarding the room, everything in this hotel overlooking the courtyard or street, of course, with the comfort you want. Special room overlooking the street equipped with double glass window

CORE from the Left Bank (south side of the river Seine), Paris is the Latin Quarter. But in the western part of St-Germain is a mix of cafes and shops bohemian style. While in the downstream, the Seine surrounded the elegant buildings of the arrondissement 7. For adventures on the Left Bank, following a brief guide on places to visit:

1. Musee d’Orsay
Musee d’Orsay displays various French national collections such as paintings, sculptures and other art objects from the 1840s until 1914. These include Impressionist works from Monet, Degas and Cezanne.

You can find the Musee d’Orsay (Musee-orsay.fr) at 62 rue de Lille, 7e. The museum is open Monday-Saturday 9:30 to 18:00 pm local time with an entrance fee of 7 pounds.

2. Jardin du Luxembourg
When the weather is sunny, the people of Paris will gather in the park Jardin du Luxembourg which have a vast 23 hectares. In the south, you will find parks and urban beekeeping Rucher du Luxembourg. Jardin du Luxembourg is the second largest park in Paris that the French Senate as well as a park and home to the Luxembourg Palace.

3. Eglise St-Sulpice Church
Known for her appeared in The Da Vinci Code, the elegant Italian church Eglise St-Sulpice was built between 1646 and 1780. Beautiful paintings in the Chapelle des Sts-Anges is a part of the church painted by the artist Eugene Delacroix. You can find this church in the place St-Sulpice, 6e with opening hours 7:30 to 19:30 local time and free entrance fee.

4. Arab World Institute
Arab World Institute who occupy successfully blends modern elements, trdisional Arab and Western elements. Collections in this institution focuses on painting with a global vision of the Arab world. Arab World Institute (imarabe.org) situated in a place Mohammed V, 5e open at 10:00 to 18:00 local time (Tuesday-Sunday) with an entrance fee of 6 pounds.

5. Musee National Eugene Delacroix
Musee National Eugene Delacroix as well as the studio is home to Eugene Delacroix, a French painter until he died in 1863. In this museum saved many of his works.

Little information, Delacroix is ??one of the most important painters of the flow of romanticism in France. Habit of using the threat of brush and his studies at work forming the color optical effects impressionism.

TALK about the chocolate, your tongue would not resist the temptation of softness and sweetness. When is or will go to Paris, satisfy your desire to visit the chocolate shop Genin who have provided chocolate for luxury hotels in Paris for many years. Long regarded as one of the best chocolate maker in Paris, Jacques Genin has opened a boutique chocolate shop in the Marais district which is located at the end of a road. Building is elegant and modern decor with wood floors white.

There, you‘ll find perfection in the form of chocolate square decorated with only a few lines, dots or dashes that look like abstract paintings. The outside of the chocolate made Genin may seem subtle, but the interior offers a blend of flavors. One of them Passionnement made from a mix of passion fruit, Bergame (dark chocolate with bergamot), and Orient Express, a combination of dark chocolate spices and cardamom coffee. Chocolate is sold for U.S. $ 1.5, while for the caramel per ponnya for U.S. $ 125.

Another place to taste the chocolate is a small shop of Jean-Charles Rochoux in the heart of St-Germain-des-Pres, 6th arrondissement, Paris. Rochoux create a unique brown, one Cigare Habanos, where chocolate is combined with tobacco cigars from Cuba, Dominica and Nicaragua.