Lenox Saint-Germain Paris
9 rue de l'universite, 7th Arr. Paris, Île-de-France, 75007, France
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Paris and Versailles
We went to Paris for 4 days over July 4th weekend, it was plenty of time to see everything (jam-packed days) and even take a half-day trip to Versailles. We *swore* by the Rick Steves guide to Paris - I highly recommend the walking tours he highlights in his books. The museum pass was definitely worth the investment. My only disappointment was …
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Montmartre with Kids: Cooking, Museums & More
... worth it just to tell your child about the history. If you keep your expectations low, it can be fun to get a family portrait done here as well.
6) Funicular of Montmartre: A great way to leave Montmartre is via this "cliff railway", which descends from the just below the Basilica to the "butte" of the hill. This is particular popular with younger children, who love to sit in ...
Adventures around every corner
... as this will probably become a daily thing. After recharging, Norm wanted to head to a comic book store we had passed on the way. Yes, comics transcend any language. This was more of a scouting mission and he will come back for more later. We needed to head into the heart of the city again and talk to Cityrama about tickets for an Illumination of Paris lights tour we had singed up for prior to coming. I think we were suppose to go on it the first night we were ...
Un fête de Noël
... the small village of the Ile Saint Louis. This beautiful quiet little village is part of the hidden world of Paris as the wooden doors leading to things that cannot be seen are in this part of the city as well.
3. We visited the Musee d’Orsay yesterday afternoon. It houses a significant collection of impressionist and post-impressionist artists. This museum has a lot more soul than the Louvre. We could see Van Gogh’s works ...
Le louvre & les Champs-Élysées
... artistique et historique de la France, depuis les rois capétiens jusqu'à nos jours.
Ce musée est immense. Il parait que ça pendrait quatre mois pour tout voir. Je n'avais pas tout ce temps. Je me suis donc concentrée sur les trois dames du Louvre : Vénus de Milo, la Victoire de Samothrace et la Joconde. J'avais déjà vu des photos de ces trois dames, mais quel bonheur de les voir en « vrai».
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