Pavillon Nation Paris

Travel Blogs from Paris

The Paris Party

A travel blog entry by roneelanjali

We were now in one of Europe's largest and most populous cities, a sprawling metropolis chock full of modern urbanity and tourist attractions galore. The sheer scale of it can be overwhelming - there’s just so much to see and do. We managed to cover a lot of Paris, from Nation in the east, the river Seine in the west, and Versaille in the …

Paris

A travel blog entry by nikkiandgrant12

... we went to the open roof and looked out over Paris....you could clearly see all of the famous landmarks.....last night we stood on a bridge on the River Seine and watched the Eiffel Tower light up....it looked like a million diamonds sparkling on the structure with a search light rotating at the top....very special....we drove passed the Louvre....went into Notre Dame and then walked home....Nikki agrees with me that the girls in Paris are the most ...

Paris (Oh La La)

A travel blog entry by t-todd

... on how pretty it was, after I had already told him to repeatedly leave.

Cue a huge explosion from me.

While I have no problem telling men off in English, I was worried I wouldn't be able to it with the same effectiveness in French, however, I did just fine. I got rid of him. Unfortunately, after about 10 minutes, he came back. I threatened him. He left. And then when Isabelle came back from buying train tickets, Sophie wanted ...

Brief meeting with the French

A travel blog entry by elineriksson

... a rifle when I said it too >.<' Sleeping with music now (realized how little I actually can hear, my volume have to be trough the roof for me to be able hear normally, fear not I care about my neightboors and since I'm sleeping anyway the volume is on low), but still chewing gum. Talk about professional multitasking ;P The French woman in the window seat was kind enough to let me take a picture of the view from the window. We had such nice weather all the way, ...

Last day in Paris

A travel blog entry by clammysox

... and then he fell off! It was all rather amusing, really.

Our guide was very entertaining and interesting, he knew enough about the history of Paris to keep us entertained, but not enough to bore us with trivia. By the time we got to the Louvre, we were really getting soaked, but the whole area was almost empty of tourists ...