Seven suggestions on studying in France and visiting Paris.

Romantic Paris is a country that we have longed for since childhood. It is inevitable that we will study in France, but we should also be careful when traveling. Here are seven suggestions for French students. ? 1, don't let romance kill your vigilance.

Don't let the romance in Paris kill your guard. Theft and robbery in Paris are serious, and the security situation in the thirteenth, nineteenth and twentieth districts is relatively poor. Chatelet Concert Hall and Strasbourg Opera House. It is the station with the most robberies in the Paris subway. Travelers, especially women, are advised to avoid appearing alone in these dangerous areas. If someone asks if the money and ring on the ground are yours, walk away decisively.

? French is a test.

French people are reluctant to speak English, even if they speak English, they have a strong accent, so either you know French or you do your homework in advance. You'd better choose young people to ask for directions. They prefer to communicate with others in English. 3. Shoppers should look at the time before they shoot.

For shopaholics, June 5438+ 10 and July are the most charming seasons in Paris, and the clothing retail industry is having a seasonal sale at this time, and the discount is unimaginable. However, the date of each sale is not fixed, it is decided by the municipal government, so the exact time should be calculated when planning the trip.

Be sure to get the pass of Paris Museum.

With this pass, you can visit more than 70 museums and places of interest in the urban and suburban areas of Paris without restriction. More importantly, you don't have to wait in line! Admission price: Euro0/8 for one day, Euro30 for two days, Euro36 for three days, Euro45 for four days, Euro54 for five days and Euro60 for six days. Visitors can buy them at tourist information consultation points or major subway stations.

? 5. The best place and time to see the Eiffel Tower.

The Eiffel Tower is a landmark in Paris, but it is not easy to take good-looking photos near the Eiffel Tower-especially for photo control. The best place is on the Seine. At night, the whole tower "stars twinkle" 10 minutes every hour, which is spectacular.

? 6. There must be a coffee shop.

The two most famous cafes in Paris, caf de Flore and Café les Deux Magots, are close neighbors, but they don't sell accounts to each other, and each has a group of loyal fans, just like two different political parties. God-obsessed people will never love each other, and vice versa. There is nothing special about the decoration of the two cafes. The shop is crowded and dark, but it is always crowded with people. Business is so good that you need to queue up from time to time. With such a great reputation, in addition to caf's delicious food, it depends on a group of old customers. Those old customers are: Claudius Simon, Duhaas, the pioneer of existentialism, Sartre, and his girlfriend De Beauvoir, who wrote The Stranger.

7. Don't patronize the Louvre for group photos.

The Louvre is a must-see place to visit Paris, and there are always tourists from China competing to take a group photo next to the treasures of the three major town halls: the Brokeback Venus, the Goddess of Victory and the Mona Lisa. It is said that there are as many as 400,000 works of art in the museum, all of which are fine works. If you really put your heart into it, you can't finish it in two days. I suggest you do some homework in advance and enjoy it quietly with piety. Moreover, the lighting in the museum is dim and people come and go, and the commemorative photos taken are really not very nice. PS: The Louvre is open to the public free of charge on the first Sunday of every month. Those who are afraid of crowds should not choose this day to go.