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Première journée à Paris
Premièrement, il faut dire que je partais de Toulouse avec deux valises et un sac à dos pour me rendre à Paris en train. Évidement, il faut qu'il neige cette journée la...donc résultat...2h de retard pour mon train. Au moins la SNCF a payé le taxi à tout le monde puisqu'il était 1h30 du matin quand on est arrivé finalement à Paris.
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Around the town
... got off at the Louvre. The performer in the metro station there was a middle-aged woman with a stand up bass, (basically a huge cello). She was very talented; i wonder if she's a student or teacher at a music school. The metro station at the Louvre opens up into a mall; it is incredible. There are clothing stores and souvenir shops and even and two floor Starbucks. The line to get into the museum wound through the main area of the mall, so to check ...
Paris: First Impressions (Day Eight)
... tour buses on my way there. Drivers were standing outside in the shade of the many trees that line the streets of Paris. It's still August but the leaves are already changing colour and falling off after every gust of wind. I eventually made it to the river and it was quite a sight. It was still about mid-morning and the lighting was perfect. The bridges of Paris were glowing in the warm sunlight and there was a nice breeze coming off the Seine. I walked along the path overlooking ...
An afternoon under the Tower
I spoke with Daniel over the morning break and he's excited for us both coming in August. We've got the bed together and he's taken the week off work. Keen to be there with my favourite bean; that's you!
After chatting with you I headed for a weekday market which I found using a new French Ap I downloaded today. It's called "Keys to the Fleas" and claimed to be the essential guide to ...
Impressions of Impressionism
... there are three galleries featuring post-impressionists van Gogh and Cezanne that is equally engaging (and equally crowded). The main hall of the train station has been left open and filled with sculpture on a series of terraces.
Following our visit to the Musee d'Orsay, we returned to the Latin Quarter for our last dinner in Paris.
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Pets allowed