Auberge Du Cheval Blanc Jossigny

Travel Blogs from Jossigny

Falafel and the Arc

A travel blog entry by dcdave100

... falafel. Bingo! I found it L’as Du Falafel. This place was pretty crazy. Somewhat long line, however it moved fast. Some dude struck up a conversation with me and he rambled on about how great these shops were and how it was so hard to find kosher food in Paris. He asked me if I 'kept kosher". I obvious replied "no” because I am not Jewish. Well that was the end of that conversation. He wanted nothing to ...

Louvres, Notre Dames, and Versailles, oh my!

A travel blog entry by floripaman

... States with a bunch of French-themed cafes. From a tourist perspective, you have your famous landmarks which, surprise, you've seen before. There's hardly anything even French about these areas, because of the mass tourism influence. Seriously, if you're feeling lonely and miss the sound of English, go to the Eiffel Tower. I know this is coming off very cynical, but what I've loved traveling is just having my expectations blown and forcing to push over ...

Paris: A False Spring (part 1)

A travel blog entry by pgraves77

... significant meaning, but many of them looked absurd. Really France? Modern Green camo with giant gold frilly shoulder epaulets? The navy looked like they were dressed as six year olds. (Not trying to be mean, just calling it like I see it.)

Before leaving I also visited the resting place of Napoleon Bonaparte himself. His remains are housed in a extremely nationalistic temple adjacent to the museum. I know modern France is peace loving. That is why I ...

Parisieando Febrero 2005

A travel blog entry by ivanburgos

... tiquete y decia Paris- Bruselas, y me quede viendo el boleto y pero no entendia lo que dec�a asi que la se�ora se dio cuenta y me dio el otro boleto que decia Bruselas - Amsterdam, pero porque me lo dio despues quedarme como 1 muinuto?, si no lo hubiera tenido la seguridad del tren me hubiera bajado en ese trayecto. :(

Sali de la Gare de Nord para tomar el tren y aventurarme a lo que iba a ser 7 meses en Holanda.

Consejos:
-Se ...

Working for a living, living and, a working

A travel blog entry by stella762

... still in Paris.

I was able to get back into contact with Robyn, who is has been in Paris for two years. She just stopped working as nanny. She will be going to school in Paris next month. Robyn has been showing be different areas of Paris.She has also been introducing me to her friends.

All the hard work will be paying off because this week, I am only working three days! I will then have 12 days off to travel with my girlfriends ...