Clim'Hotel Roissy
62 rue de la Perdrix, ZI Paris Nord II, BP 55 350 Roissy, Île-de-France, 95941, France
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Farewells
... to ticket for the airport line on RER train which was dirty & very crowded. We thought we had hit the jackpot as there was a Novotel just near the station, but it wasn't ours. We caught the courtesy bus which took us a fair distance away to Roissy where there were heaps of motels all together. Went out for a walk to the little village nearby before having dinner. We had wanted to go back into Paris but decided it was too hard & too far ...
Paris a Printemps
... the Petit Palais Musee. The Champs Elysses disappointed us once again… we have tried it before. There really is not much there but high end and boring shops and commercial looking cafes and restaurants. The Petit Palais was a highlight though. We had never been there before, and were pleasantly surprised. A beautiful 1900 era two story building with glass and steel skylights, built around a lovely central garden. The art work ranged broadly, including ancient ...
Paris day 4
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So we leave home around 9 pm metro to Montmartre - the closer you get to Montmartre the rougher it gets – on the street it feels a little like the time we went to Harlem to see some jazz – anyway we find the club and it appears to be closed not sure if it opens very late – we decide to head over to the Latin Quarter and home. ...
Je vais toujours se souvenir ce voyage. :)
... explained a bit of history of Egyptian politics to me (of course, i took it with a grain of salt because I need to form my own opinion), but just, the passion, how happy everyone was, made me so happy; plus the fact that I’ve met like 2 middle eastern people in Copenhagen was a bit depressing lol. Anyhow, Rasha and I felt like such celebrities; everyone wanted to talk to us lollll, but it was so much fun; finally i got ...
Paris Part Deux (Days 1 and 2)
... extra special, she died her them all pink, had flowers tied into their wool and had them perfumed with exotic aromas. Marie Antoinette's downfall probably began the day she married Louis XVI simply because she was an Austrian princess. The marriage was meant as an alliance between France and Austria, but the French people and even king Louis himself, were always suspicious of her as a member of the enemy. After being beheaded in the French Revolution, she was the last queen ...



