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Paris, Where is the Louvre?
... being closed off. Next up was a crepe from a street vender which was nice and then to Notre Dame, home of the Hunch Back (I kept saying Hump Back). I had already promised myself no more churches and the line was huge so didn't think I would be going in. We then realised that it wasn't the line for the church but for the tower so we all went in. It was nice and big but not the most beautiful church we've seen. After some cheese and crackers in the ...
Call that a bed?
... of the old buildings and french style hit me. It was good to be back! We found our way to the apartment we were staying in and dragged our bags up the three flights of stairs.
We had booked the accommodation through Airbnb again and the photos had looked fantastic, once inside though I soon realised someone was very wrong! Half the furniture was gone, and ...
And it begins...
... t shoot out from the Eiffel Tower, but in surrounding areas and the light show of the tower, it was an amazing sight. They went for 30 minutes and it felt very French to be going out for dinner and drinks at 11.30pm. If only it could have been longer but our train to Switzerland was scheduled for 8am the next day. At least it's not a flight, as the trains leave from smack bang in the city and you don't have to be there a couple of hours before.
France ...
Adventures in Paris
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... The Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, which is a mini version of the much larger one ...
... which we saw in ever increasing scale as we walked the Champs Elysees.
The Champs Elysees was quite amazing, not only in the width and length of the street, but also the number of people it can comfortably hold, ...
Planes, Trains, Metros, and Bicycles.
... good and the atmosphere was great, but we all started to feel the weight of our very long day. So we went straight back to our hotel to crash.
I took a shower first, in the tiniest bathroom I’ve ever seen. I’m used to small bathrooms in Europe, but there was barely room to move in the shower! Our hotel room wasn’t any better. There was barely room to walk around the beds. And not much space to unpack things. But the hotel was in ...