La Lombarde Bed & Breakfast
6 rue des Lombards, Paris
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La Lombarde Bed & Breakfast Paris

6 rue des Lombards Paris, Île-de-France, 75004, France

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Paris Redux

A travel blog entry by billnpat

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... three little “extra” adventures. The first was a bunch of police boats on the swiftly flowing Seine attending to a barge restaurant that appeared to have been trying to sink. What was amusing was watching “les Flics”, ie the police, mishandling their boat as they tried to tie up to the riverbank. At one point their boat swung around unintentionally, and could well have swamped itself had one of les Flics not grabbed his knife and cut ...

Ms. Lisa and Frog Legs

A travel blog entry by rosemi

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... the next part of the museum, and the four of us reunited by Michaelangelo's slaves. We closed down the Louvre, and, yes, Mona Lisa did give us a quick smile.

Dinner at Les Chimeres was a food adventure that began with foie gras, which we all disliked. I guess we're just an uncouth bunch. Frog legs came next. Yes, they taste like chicken. Gross.
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Me- Published.

A travel blog entry by selenapan9

Hi,

My little blogging here on Travelpod has led me to get my first article posted in an online travel magazine!! I am quite excited, as I even got top billing. It will be up for a week, so take a look at www.bonjourparis.com. The link wasn't working but now it is. ;)

Best,

Lexy
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I can feel the withdrawl coming soon...

A travel blog entry by luciehunter

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We've been here 2.5 weeks already. Another 2 weeks to go. Already, we were commenting on how awesome it is to be able to pick up your (delicious) bread(s), fruits, meat, everyday from local markets. It's fresh. It's delicious. The Iberico ham in Spain (is there a better ham anywhere in the world? Sorry Mr. Parma Procuitto, you come in second on this) , the pastries and bread from France, the list goes on. Seriously, how do ...

Friday-Sunday June 3-6

A travel blog entry by nedk

... After lunch we met up with the group and followed Michaelanne as we got back on the Metro and headed to the Musee de Orsay, the great Impressionist museum in Paris. By now the sun had come out and it was getting warm and as we stood listening to Michaelanne tell us about the museum, Sandy and I, who had been many times, decided to go off on our own. We wandered a bit, took the Metro back to the Bastille and found a cafe and had a drink. We had agreed to meet ...

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