Omaha, USA - Paris, France - Comparison and Distance between
Distance: 7,093 km / 4,407 miles
Omaha, Nebraska, USA
You are looking at Omaha , Nebraska in USA. The city has a population of 822549 residents. It is located on -94.06 degrees longitude, and 41.26 latitude.
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Omaha , General info:
10/10
Omaha is the largest city in the state of Nebraska, United States. Located on the eastern edge of Nebraska, it is on the Missouri River, about 20 miles (30 km) north of the mouth of the Platte River.
Omaha , Cheap stuff:
9/10
Everything at average price, notihng specially cheap or expensive.
Omaha , Different stuff:
7/10
After a tumultuous 1930s during the Great Depression, Omaha rebounded with the development of Offutt Air Force Base just south of the city. The Glenn L. Martin Company operated a factory there in the 1940s that produced 521 B-29 Superfortresses, including the Enola Gay.
Omaha , Don't miss:
9/10
The Henry Doorly Zoo is widely considered one of the premier zoos in the world. It houses the world's largest indoor rainforest exhibit, indoor desert exhibit, and nocturnal animal exhibit, the largest cat complex in North America, and one of the country's best aquariums outside of SeaWorld.
Omaha , Food:
9/10
When you think of Omaha you think steak. It's the specialty, but Omaha can also take your mouth on a world tour of taste. Omaha has the popular chains, and it also has local restaurants, unique places you won't find anywhere else.
Omaha , Hotels:
8/10
With more than 10,000 hotel rooms, Omaha is comfort and class at an affordable price. From full service hotels to bed and breakfasts and everything in between Omaha has accommodations to suit your needs.
Omaha , Safety:
10/10
Pretty safe city, you will find a trouble if you are looking for it only.
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Paris, Nebraska, France
You are looking at Paris in France. The city has a population of 11330702 residents. It is located on 2.33 degrees longitude, and 48.87 latitude.
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Paris , General info:
10/10
best time for visiting Paris is from april to september or during X-mas holidays
Paris , Cheap stuff:
1/10
Far less cheap public transport compared to London.
Paris , Different stuff:
7/10
to find nice and cheap clothes : go to "les halles" or rue de rivoli.
Paris , Don't miss:
9/10
Obviously the Eiffel Tower, the "arc de triomphe", the "champs elysées",
montmartre quarter (home of the famous painters),
All the great museums such as Le Louvre or Beaubourg modern art
the castles of Versailles and Vincennes.
Paris , Food:
10/10
All the French food.
ask for "blanquette de veau" (veal with white sauce) this is french's favorite dish or boeuf bourguignon (wine sauce and beef)
my favorite restaurant in Paris (i'm french) : aux deux canards 8, rue du faubourg poissonière
Paris , Hotels:
10/10
four seasons george V or the ritz ;-)
Paris , Safety:
8/10
pretty safe place, no gangs here !
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Parisians...are Rude afterall.
Went there in August with an open mind, left convinced that the French are just asses. The problem may be the city itself: it is so gorgeous that the French merely don't need or care, for every bad consumer/tourist experience, there are thousands waiting. Didn't even matter if you were fluent in French (as we were) or as un-American as you could attempt to be. The cafe food was attrocious - possibly the worst I have ever had - with one cook darting between three kitchens to dole out Redi-Whip deserts and naga-hyde rooster meat to tourist cafe after tourist cafe. Terrible surly service. And good luck trying to find a bathroom!
Double trouble if your need is more severe.
Tourist trap in every sense (Central Paris). Ettiquette and manners which would have them canned in this country. Surly, xeonophobic and cold. We'll see as the Euro plunges if they can sustain turning away who they choose even at empty restuarants. What a shame, and a disappointment. London is far more livlier and "real"!
Ron, 2008-12-27 15:03:23

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