Citea Cergy Le Haut
87, avenue du hazay, Cergy le Haut Cergy, Île-de-France, 95800, France
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Must stop napping....
Hello everyone!
Its day 2 here in Paris and we finally went into town today. The jetlag hasnt really gone away and me and Chris can't seem to stay awake. We got up at 2pm today and decided it was time to be a tad bit more productive. We had a late breakfast of, what else, croissants, while we made our way to Paris via train. Although we …
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... see for ourselves.
We arrived at the train in good time, all clean, tidy and organized (with our well-packed suitcases). We found our car, which looked very comfortable, and we made our way along to our seats. Surprisingly, there was a woman was sitting in one of them. Mark told her that he believed she was in one of our seats, but she replied, "You know this is 1st class, don't you?" (Can you ...
Dan mon sac il y a
... on it! We started the 'where's Poppy been' game (holding her up for pics), then had a saunter down the Champs
Elsees, where we ate our previously made Bageuttes. Yum. On route we
saw the Grand and Petitt Palace, then on to the Place de la Concorde
Obelisk where we saw the offering from the Egyptians to the French.
Very pointy. The Palace de Concorde was very palacy, thats french for
looking like a palace. We then hiked to the Eiffel Tower, it ...
Day 2 in Paris
... the price of another key down (I wanted to make a necklace out of it) and were insulted by a very rude old French man. With our flea market finds in hand, or rather in purse, we hopped back on the metro & made our way to the Moulin Rouge. After grabbing 2 hot dog fromages (in baguettes), we wandered through the streets of Montmarte (Abesses, Sacre Couer, Place du Tertre) & saw exactly why people fall in love with the romantic & bohemian Montmarte. ...
So long London... Paris is calling
... and I each a metro ticket. We were so thankful! One less thing to worry about! We exchanged our goodbyes and Ashley and I moved into Gare du Nord to 1) find a restroom, 2) find an ATM, and 3) follow our host's instructions to the correct metro station. I'd crammed some French into my brain on the train ride, but I still felt very unprepared to ask directions. We immediately found the universal man/woman sign indicating the restroom was ahead. ...


