Hotel de l'Empereur
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Good-bye Innsbruck-Hello Paris.
Breakfast was very quiet. Few people talked. Mostly people hugged and said good-byes. Everyone was catching buses to make connections with planes. We were on our way to Munich, Germany & then Paris, France for a few days before going home.
Ilsa saw us off. I gave her a hug & she had tears in her eyes as we said good-bye. She is a …
Moulin Rouge...ooh la la
... the Moulin Rouge. Our tour bus took us through the streets of Paris until we reached the large red windmill. There were hundreds of people lined up to go inside. Apparently 1000 people can fit inside, and the place was indeed full. The food was very ordinary, but from 9.00pm until 10.45 pm, everyone sat enthralled watching an amazing array of dancing, costumes (or lack of), juggling, ...
We continue exploring from our Lucy-sur-Yonne base
... road and river. Do the 1.8km loop-walk along the bottom, then back along the top, getting good views and seeing a lot of climbers. We can see an interesting intersection of canal and river, with locks, and an historic abbey in the middle distance. Decide to go home now, but come back later to explore this area further. Home bread-free (again!) as Coulanges-sur-Yonne is out of bread as well. Most of the boulangeries bake twice a day, and the bread goes quickly. ...
Bonjour Paris!
... local time. We walk for ages through the massive airport trying to find our luggage, I am just starting to panic when we finally find it. The next challenge is how to get to the city centre. A dodgy French man tries to get us to pay $120 euro to get a taxi into the city, fortunately Anthony has done his research and knows it is far too much so politely declines and we find the taxi line not far from there.
We have our first French ...
A weekend in Paris
... to police station, started thinking about getting an Iphone 4S replacement, went to museums Louvre and Orsay – I think we have totally covered all museums in Paris now. We did some quick sightseeing around the Monmatra area, visited this intimate piano bar where we had some onion soup, perhaps the same kind of bar that Picasso would frequent when he was a poor man. We thought about doing some fine dining, but by that time we had a pizza and the ...
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