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In the city of romance with the lads
OK, so you probably guessed that the lads I was mentioning in the title are not really my buddies.
It's about the clients, the group.
Over 15 lads for 3 days in Paris.
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I'm in a taxi going on 20 (km/h) in the Parisian traffic, thinking of all the good things …
Beautiful Paris!
... the Champs de Elleyse to get my vanilla macaroons (this was a FAIL as the store was closed! Catastrophe!!) Anyways, this ill was healed with my very own, very first designer bag from Louis Vuitton!!! So exciting! I got the medium sized never full, which I have been eyeing off for about 18 months. And it was sold to us by a Sydney girl (had been living in Paris for about 10 years though). The staff were not overly friendly though, but I guess that’s the French for you.
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AURIEZ-VOUS CRIE "HEIL HITLER" ?
... exacerbant les tensions entre les "communautés", "ras le bol" de personnes qui seraient prêtes à tenter l'aventure ô combien dangereuse de s'acoquiner avec l'extrême droite ; sans oublier le rôle d'un patronat prêt, comme dans l'avant deuxième guerre mondiale, à jouer les régimes forts contre les populations : celà lui fait bénéficier d'une main d'oeuvre obéissante et sinon gratuite du moins peu coûteuse. Facteur actuel aggravant, la puissance et ...
Pâté de campagne
... Gogh, shared an apartment with his brother.
The legacy of Montmartre as a cultural Mekka spills over into this time and day, not just through the many art students who live and work here, but also in the most successful French movie ever: Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain. A nice glass of wine was sipped upon at the very café made famous by that film.
Unfortunately, the drink that is the very heart and soul of the neighbourhood was not to be found; we ...
Oh la la, Paris for Me!
... Seine, spotted the Arc de Triomphe and wondered about the huge green space in the middle of the city.
We caught the lift back to the 2nd level and then walked down the stairs to the first level. Sadly (for the boys anyway) we couldn't walk all the way back down, as the stairs were closed for maintenance, and had to settle for the lift. We caught the train to the Champs Elysse and checked out the ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Balzac Paris
This is what you should see in the book/dictionary right at BOUTIQUE HOTEL.
Centrally located (close to the Arch of Triumph and Champs Elysees), well trained staff (everybody knows English and how to ask you if you need anything or if they can be of any assistance), rooms based on just three or four colours themes/schemes.
It's the perfect thing for a posh incentive group, or if you really want the Parisian romantic experience with your future wife.
You pay a little more but you get so much more.
Be elegant! Balzac is.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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