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Flight (JFK to Charles-De-Gaulle, Economy) - $1,253.10

Rental E-bike for 4 days (24hr price + extra day (31 euros)) - 145 euros ($157.08)

Première Classe Roissy - Aéroport CDG - Le Mesnil-Amelot (4 nights, 1 room, 1 adult) - $269.02 (€ 248.60)

Breakfast included in the price

Le Sanglier Bleu (Lunch & Dinner) - $300.88

Casino Barriere de Deauville - $3019.92

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the shells of the macaron are made of ground almonds

the paste between the two shells can contain classic and exotic flavors such pistachio, chocolate, red fruits, or licorice

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can be eaten with jam, as a sandwich, or dipped in a soup or sauce

has a crusty exterior and soft interior

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a Parisian pastry chef created this cake in 1955

it contains coffee-flavored cream, coffee ganache, almond sponge, and a chocolate topping

the chef's wife compared the cake to the stage of the Paris Opera House, Palais Garnier, and the cake was named after it

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made up of two slices of bread, boiled ham, béchamel, and covered in a generous layer of melted cheese

when topped with a fried egg, however, it becomes a croque-madame

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served at Parisian bistros

consists of rib steak cooked with butter and herbs

traditionally served with 'Pont-Neuf potatoes' (chips)

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Fish & chips & sauce tartare, Evian / Badoit 75cl (water), Crème brûlée à la vanille de Madagascar - 35 euros ($37.86) x 8 = $300.88

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Predominant Religion - Catholicism

Main Language - French

Cultural Behaviors:

Patrons bag their own groceries at stores.

You should be formal and reserved, especially when talking with strangers.

"Dressing down" isn't very common in France.

You should say "Hello" (Bonjour) when entering a place like a shop or a classroom, otherwise you are seen as being rude.

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In 2004, Parisian police were sent here to train, and they found a cinema, bar, and restaurant. These catacombs also were places where extra corpses would be put when cemeteries would run out of space. Only a small part of the catacombs is open to the public.

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Bibliothèque nationale de France (National Library of France)

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Bibliothèque nationale de France (National Library of France)

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The Bibliothèque nationale de France is the biggest library in France. It was founded in 1368 by Charles V. There are tens of millions of titles, ranging from the arts, law, economics, languages and literature, science and technology, humanities, philosophy and more. Visitors come to see the library, as well as read the books there. Louis XIV's globe is also in the library for tourists to see.

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This cemetery is very secluded and is where many of the famous artists in the area are laid to rest. The cemetery is built below street level, which gives it the secluded air. Montmartre opened in 1825 on the site of an abandoned quarry that was used as a makeshift mass grave during the French Revolution. It is also home to a lot of stray cats that wander around the area.