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Travel Blogs from Vanves

Sorry for the late update... Time just flies

A travel blog entry by elouise-adrian

Ok, so back to Thursday. I think today has probably been one of my highlight days- not just because I ate a whole heap of macarons, chocolate eclairs and chocolate croissants.... But that did add to the joy of the day. So today we walked to the louvre (from our hotel at the Eiffel Tower... Approx 3.5km) We met up with our guide "Hava" our American born French guide. She was absolutely FANTASTIC!!! If I can recommend one ...

Marché aux Puces de Porte de Vanves

A travel blog entry by puffinspotting

This is a top pick!

I arrived just after nine AM and was only leaving as the stalls packed away their tables for lunch sometime before 1pm. The market was configured in an L shape and provided ample trawling, terrific viewing opportunities and some playful purchases. A lot of fun was ...

So French!

A travel blog entry by mjsunshine

... drive to Paris.� We arrived to Paris that night and stayed in a hotel about 5 minutes from the center of the city. That night we had our first group dinner and then headed out for a city lights tour. We drove around the city that night, while receiving a great history lesson from Justin and seeing the highlights of the city at night, including a light show of the Eiffel Tower. We also stopped in an area with a large cathedral on top of a ...

Champagne & Caves!

A travel blog entry by killerjones

... the train.

We are planning to see the one & only Taittinger Champagne house in Reims, which is about 160 kms outside of Paris. I would advise the TGV high-speed train to get there...it was an amazing experience for my first time. This train gets speeds of 320 Km/hr, so the trip to Reims is cut to 45 minutes! It costs more for this train (40 euro one way), but is worth it if you want to make this a ...

Paris!!!!

A travel blog entry by cassiekoch

... and the 'other' Statue of Liberty. It was definitely memorable.

After the Eiffel Tower, we went and got some dinner at a teeny tiny little restaurant, owned by one man alone. We took up the entire restaurant with our group of 20. Andy knew the man who owned the restaurant because his dad is good friends with him, so he eats at his restaurant every time he is in Paris. The man had some help from his wife since we were such a large ...