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"Could there be a more romantic city than Paris? Some of us have been lucky enough to find love in the French capital, or at least to rendezvous there with an infatuation. But even those who travel solo\u2014or, say, with a rich aunt\u2014most certainly fall in love with the city itself: the cuisine, caf\u00E9s, and restaurants; the architecture and time-forgotten hotels; the wine, fashion, and art; the flowers, bakeries, pastry and chocolate shops, auction houses, and flea markets.\n\nAt chic Stateside events, we asked A-listers to share to reveal their favorite escapes in the City of Light. During the sumptuous Art Deco\u2013infused Tiffany Blue Book Ball at Rockefeller Center, at the Four Seasons restaurant for the 25th anniversary of The New York Observer, at Chanel's dinner for the Tribeca Film Festival, and at the Time 100 Gala we broached the dreamy subject of Paris. And, more often than not, the celebs gazed back in wonder, as if we had opened a window to their innermost thoughts, on occasion actually stammering, \"How did you know?\"\n\nClick here to discover the Paris shops, restaurants, and more frequented by celebrities.\n\nCheck back next Tuesday, June 18, for part two of this story, and find out where Elizabeth Hurley, Olivia Wilde, Neil Patrick Harris and more stars can be found in the City of Light."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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