R&M Publishing has announced the release of its latest offering, “My Favorite Things to Do in Paris.” The book is a guide to one man’s journey through the eternal city of Paris and a compilation of his Parisian favorites.

After numerous trips to Paris over the course of 25 years, the author realized he had amassed a considerable amount of knowledge about the city and useful information. He had developed a number of favorite places, along with tips and tricks for obtaining maximum value during his stay. The book contains a guide to how the city is laid out for easy navigation, and filled with descriptive photos of the city throughout.

Most people visiting Paris for the first time typically have a limited amount of sightseeing time and a wealth of riches to explore. The author offers information and tips on favorite eateries, sights to see and travel around the city that will save visitors time and enhance their stay.

The author shares seven of his favorite places to go within the city, one of which is free, nearly 2,000 years old and well worth the visit. Tips are provided on locations visitors can go to find stunning views that are perfect for the camera enthusiast. The author shares information on his favorite six entertainment venues that are worth more than the cost of admission, one of which is a barge that offers more than one surprise.

Paris is known for its international cuisine and flavorful Parisian dishes. The author imparts information about six of his favorite restaurants and vendors where a meal won’t cost a fortune but offers a taste sensation for the palette – especially for steak lovers. Advice is also available on various aspects of eating in Paris.

Navigating a new city is always difficult and it can prove very confusing and expensive. With the author’s new book, anyone can travel around Paris in style and at minimal cost. He also has suggestions on some of best guidebooks that allow visitors to experience many of the city’s most interesting features of which many aren’t aware. Additional resources are offered to make anyone’s stay more enjoyable.

“My Favourite Things to Do in Paris” is the latest offering from the new publishing house. The 67-page book is available on their website for $14.95. The book offers visitors information gleaned from over 25 years of visits to the city. The author has made short visits to the city an art and his book allows others to experience the best of Paris, even with limited time and means.

For more information, visit the website at http://www.parismetromap.org/things-to-do-in-paris.php.