Ibis Centre Perrache Lyon
28 Cours de Verdun Perrache Lyon, Rhône-Alpes, 69002, France
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Le grand départ
... Arrivée à Dubai, là ca a commencé à faire long !
heureusement ils ont des sortes de transat et jai quand même pu dormir
5-6h.
le vol dubai perth a été également super long, meme si j'ai
également dormi, et regardé 2 films... Arrivant à 1h30 du mat heure
locale à Perth, j'ai du attendre 6h30 le premier bus pour ...
Lyon > Paris
... players, but the guy helping me said it wouldn't work in my computer, either. :( Some things about France I like: Baguette! Pastries Cafes How French men dress (nice jackets, scarves, sweaters, nice shoes, nice pants) How French women dress (everything they wore was cute. No sweatpants!) Some things about France I wasn't so crazy about: Coffee (I'm a wimp...) Desserts Heating systems (I froze basically the entire time. It's cold out, why is the door to the cafe open!?) ...
Lyon
... Dame de Fouvierre, dans le quartier du meme nom, qui est situe au sommet d'une coline que l'on atteint en funiculaire. Malheuresement, la meteo n'etait pas pour nous, le ciel gris nous a empeche de profiter de la vue.
Comme Lyon est reconu pour etre gastronomique, nous avons mange dans un bouchon, le nom commun des restaurants de la ville. Pour bien vivre la vie lyonaise, j'ai goute aux specialites locales (ouef poche dans une sauce au vin ...
Tour de France
... town called Little Venice. It's the oldest part of the city where all of the houses were built right up next to the river and most people have a small flat bottom boat to get around with. We took a great little boat tour in one of the flat bottom boats and got to admire this portion of the city in a great way. We also learned somethings about the houses. In this region all of the houses are painted different colors. We found out that red meant protestant, blue catholic, green meant ...
"Don't bloody run into each other!"
... Tower. Surely still on the caffeine boost, we head towards it like a ship towards a lighthouse. We pass some quaint little shops and approach a giant staircase up the mountain. Standing at the foot of the mountain, we decide to "Bring It" (as the P90X trainer Tony Horton advises) and decide ambitiously to climb the mountain. Ignoring the burning in our legs, before we realized, we were high enough up to see a beautiful view of the city. We snap some pictures for the scrapbook and ...



