Hotel Saint Petersbourg Paris

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A travel blog entry by ntravels

Having totally exhausted ourselves yesterday, we purposefully took it easy this morning, had breakfast kind of late (9:00) and didn't get going until at least 10:00. It's hard to leave the breakfast table with all that pastry (pain au chocolat), fresh croissant and great bread.

Our goal today was the Louvre, not too much of it, just a taste. To save our feet we took the metro there and on arrival we were a little concerned about the lines ...

Day 2. The Louvre

A travel blog entry by katem74

... it. It came as a Ninetendo 3Ds, so you had a 3D map of path you were taking, images of artwork and the commentary about it along with controls to input specific commentary you wanted. So now armed with my electronic guide I return to history of the Louvre. Another problem - I am getting no commentary. Typcial me, I skipped the tedious operating instructions figuring I knew how to operate a 3Ds thanks to my nephews, and so I couldn't get it to work. At this point I ask A lady ...

Bonjour! Disneyland Paris!

A travel blog entry by karawilson

... was AMAZING! A definite must see!
2) Tommy hugging his hero Buzz Light year (his knee caps)
3) Julia watching in girl world “the princess” parade
4) Julia loving any roller coaster ride she was allowed on
5) Tommy thinking he was super bad in Autopia (car race track)
Explorer Hotel: Shane and I felt we would give it two stars. ( no corkscrew to open wine after 10 hour day in ...

Paris by Night

A travel blog entry by jscahill

After sprinting to make it to the dock in time...we boarded our boat for a night cruise on the Siene. We were planning on going to the one at 9:30, lost track of time, and ended up just making the last ride at 10:30. Im sure everyone around enjoyed the awkward view of me sprinting across the city without a sports bra, while also holding my jeans up and clutching my belongings to my body...not ...

Travelling with a Dark Lord is never dull.

A travel blog entry by maeve.osullivan

... on someones face, or the tension in their body language, but this is something that does not come naturally to Shaun.

Arriving in Paris. From what I gathered, the Eurostar trip went well but I abandoned Cat to deal with Shaun because I am not a morning person and slept the entire time. We crossed the road outside of Gare du Nord (the train station) and decided to gather our maps, directions and thoughts in the nearest cafe. Our first encounters with the French people ...