Premiere Classe Saint Thibault des Vignes
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Cosi and the Louvre
Now I am sure we have all been to a Cosi in the United States. It sort of the McDonalds of healthy sandwiches and less processed food. So over the past few months I was told I had to go to the Cosi in Paris. I was a bit suspect on that request because in my mind if you have been to one Cosi franchise then you have been to them all. Well, I could not be more wrong in that assumption. Within the St. Germain District on ...
Versailles
... was four damn stories. I spent a good twenty minutes just walking around and familiarizing myself with my surroundings until I saw a sign for billetes (tickets) and walked over, found the window with the little British flag on the corner and asked for a round trip ticket to Versailles. She said I wanted a different kind of train and needed to buy my ticket down two floors but that my train would leave from this floor ...
Bonjour Paris!
... into the Louvre by the glass pyramid. But that is not how we got into the Louvre.
Our docent took us straight to the Mona Lisa. Wow!! The real Mona Lisa! It was hard to believe that we were standing right there looking at the Mona Lisa. I did a report on the Mona Lisa and I was really looking forward to seeing her. We were at the Louvre in the evening so there were not many people and we were allowed to stay in the room ...
Birthdays at Disneyland Paris
... the Princes for the boys, if they are so inclined. This gives your child her Princess fix, and avoids you waiting in lines. Add a very tasty birthday cake on top of that, and you have an almost unbeatable girl birthday.
3) Get your child's face painted at Walt Disney Studios: In the dark corridor which takes you from the Front Lot to the Production Studios, you will find a small makeup area ...
PARIS!!!!!
... s are huge and it will now take you 45 minutes to make it to the smaller chateaus. The Ornagerie is here. The Grand Canal where you can rent a rowboat is just down the way. You can rent a bicycle or a golf cart but it is expensive. You can also buy a ride from the tram which is what you will want to do on the way back. A quick stop at the local eatery for a sandwich and you are off to the smaller palaces. There is a fench pavillion, a theater, the Belevdere, the Rock and ...