Edouard 6 Hotel Paris
61 boulevard du Montparnasse, 06 Arr. Paris, Île-de-France, 75006, France
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Day 19: A very Parisian Sunday
With all of last night's (and technically also this morning's...) revelry, the snooze button was hit many, many times - once at 10:00 am, and again at 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 pm. And then I just stopped even worrying about alarms and consciousness and slept until nearly 5:00 pm. Well, I'm just getting into the Parisian lifestyle, that's all! It's Sunday? I'm staying closed all day!!
So I finally crawled out of my floor-bed and started thinking ...
Híres halottakat látogatunk
... 7.55-kor fel is hozták. Bruno szerint híre ment, hogy szeretjük a pontosságot, nem lehet velünk kukoricázni. Nagyon jó regggelik voltak, egy kontinentális, meg egy gourmand, mert így kértük, és beleettünk egymáséba. A gourmand-ban volt kecskesajt meggylekvárral, szalámi és füstölt sonka, a kontinentálisban meg lekvár, méz és francia sütik. Hmmmm!
Reggeli után elmentünk sétálni, megnéztük, mikor nyit a Pantheon - 10-kor. ...
So French!
... drive to Paris. We arrived to Paris that night and stayed in a hotel about 5 minutes from the center of the city. That night we had our first group dinner and then headed out for a city lights tour. We drove around the city that night, while receiving a great history lesson from Justin and seeing the highlights of the city at night, including a light show of the Eiffel Tower. We also stopped in an area with a large cathedral on top of a ...
Of Ossuaries, Reading Rooms and Bastille Day
... and wrote and wrote in my journal, learning up against the fence.
And then guess what? I showed my teacher ID and I got in for 6€ instead of 8€.
Here are some ways to describe the Catacombes:
- Cold
- Wet
- Damp li>
- Creepy
- Good for short people, ie: Me.
Merci boku Paris!
... bread, beautiful food and wine later, we mozied back to our room,exhausted and close to being the fullest I ever have of my life!
The next morning, we had been told about some markets that were a must see. So after another croissant filled breakfast, we made our way out. Much different to the markets the day before, mainly clothes, art, jewellery, luggage etc. no bread or olives to our disgust! A couple of purchases made, and ...



