Comfort Hotel Paris-Bastille
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Manger et Dormir à Paris
... was baguette sandwiches - there's so many little boulangeries to choose from.
Classic French Dining
In one day, we went to two restaurants that offered classic French cuisine. We were joined by mathematician-friends of my boyfriend who are currently working in Paris. At Les Monts d'Auvergne (122 rue du chevaleret), I ordered a beef steak with fries and carmelized onions. For ...
Montmartre, the Louvre and Eiffel Tower
... just as we were leaving the artists were slowly arriving to set up for the days painting. We had an expensive cappuccino (€6.20) so we could use the toilets free. We're all well trained by now to use "the facilities" at every chance. Back down the funicular and onto the bus to the Louvre for our time slot of 11.30am. The crowds were unbelievable. Our guide Veronique herded us through and we saw some of the sculptures including ...
Paris & Disneyland - where dreams come true!
... right in front of me, I couldn't wipe the smile off my face. At the end of the night their was a lights and fireworks display at the castle. I can sum this show up by saying that it was one of the best experiences of my life. Everyone watching was totally mesmerised, it is something that I will never forget. The show had lots of different Disney songs and characters projected onto the castle using lights and water and fireworks. After the fireworks show Disneyland closed, so we ...
NZ history lesson
Today we tested out transport logistic skills by jumping on the RER train to Charles De Gualle airport then hiring a little (read tiny) convertible before heading out to Le Quesnoy. 2.5 hours north of Paris towards Belgium, Le Quesnoy is a tiny village that is surrounded by a large protective wall, dating back to Julius Ceaser days. It was held by the Germans during WW1, but liberated by the NZ Army on 4 November 1918. ...
Touring WWII Memorials
... writer. Most notably, under Carrel's direction the daily Le National became one of the most noted political journals of Paris. He was an outspoken defender of democracy, which got him into a fair bit of political trouble, including imprisonment on a few occasions. Carrel died from a wound to the groin sustained during a duel with an editor of a rival paper.
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