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Paris, Texas, was just a quick stop on our journey from Florida to Colorado, but the friendly people made it memorable. We also had a fun time visiting the town’s unique Eiffel Tower, which was a nice little highlight of our stay

Very good place to relax and visit the local attractions located within easy driving around town. Don't miss seeing the Eiffel Tower, Red River Valley Veterans Memorial, Sam Bell Maxey House and the Culbertson Memorial Fountain.

First off, check the events on the dates that you are in Paris, You gotta visit the Eiffel tower at night and take pictures. Also, enjoy the garage sales if you are on a Saturday in town. Take pics just outside the Campbell's factory. Scholl Bros BBQ is a great place to eat and very affordable. One of the top sights if you want to know some history is the Lamar County Historical Museum. Do not miss it!!

Crappy town with bizarre liquor laws(you can drink at bars but have to go a town over for a liquor store. Only 10 min drive.) The entire town seemed hostile to strangers(I am a Texan?). Lack of restaurants and bars. Could not wait to leave

Quiet town, found a great place for breakfast called Aunt Mary's. Most coffee shops (espresso) were not open on Sunday nor were a lot of restaurants. Not a lot of choice for restaurants. If we had more time we would've went downtown to check out the historic buildings and discover some restaurants.

Architecture of the downtown buildings and the beautiful old homes churches, and even the funeral homes made it so pleasant to drive around and site see. I liked downtown, the train depot, Eiffel Tower, and tombstone of Jesus wearing cowboy boots. A local newspaper staffer was very helpful to me when I met her at the Fountain, and folk in the restaurants I ate at were friendly. All but the newspaper staffer were senior citizens like me and spoke highly of the town. Sure wish someone would do something special with the old Sears & Roebuck store on the downtown plaza corner. Seems to have so much potential. I'll be back to visit. :-)