Concorde Montparnasse

... little difficulty asking the luggage handler for directions to my hotel, but finally he understood that I wanted to know where the Hotel Concorde Montparnasse was.  He said go up the street two blocks and it would be on the left and that is where it ...

... and start working again. I head up to my room to grab all my necessities for the day and head out to Gare Montparnasse.  I have several different sets of directions for how to get out to Ville Marne where Disneyland Paris is located.  I figured ...

... .... and feed us and feed us. We got to Paris at about 6:15am, got our luggage and then a bus to Gare Montparnasse (Montparnasse Station). With just a bit of difficulty we then managed to find our hotel and to Fiona's surprise the hotel looked ...

... . I send a quick email out to everyone so they know I’m still doing ok and then I take the familiar walk to Gare Montparnasse.  Today I’m sticking with the Metro so I work my way down the levels to the trains and pick up 4 line.  I ...

... get here earlier tomorrow. After sending a quick email to let everyone know that I am still alive, I head out to Gare Montparnasse.  This time I head right to the ticket window for the commuter trains/metro.  Unfortunately today there is no ...

... to get some close up shots and then needed to get home. Fiona wasn't up for the 3km walk so we got a train back to Montparnasse. This was a little stressful (no idea what station we needed, no change for tickets, the credit card reader not working) but we ...

... . So, starting off my day with a beautiful stroll up toward the river bank.  I took a slow walk all the way through Montparnasse, stopping along the way to look in shop windows and at architecture.  All the way humming "Mona Lisa".  when i ...

... here (we walked through the WWI and WW2 display), we walked back to the Pont Alexandre Bridge and headed for the Place de la Concorde. Change the traffic noise to crowd noise and you can get a sense of the place where people went to witness the beheadings ...

... , guitarras, increible. Nos quedamos laaaargo rato, solo tiradas disfrutando del dia tan alucinante. A la tarde, caminamos por Montparnasse, pasamos por el Panteon, donde estan enterrados escritores como Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Zola. Sabado a la ...

... to the top).  There wasn't a line to buy tix to get in, but the crypts were closed.   We walked around Montparnasse for a while.  Many, many people right above Sacre Coeur but the crowds thinned out as we got further along.  On our ...

... we did and enthralled we were... Our meanderings then found us in the Montparnasse area and to get it all in perspective a trip up to Montparnasse Tower was next..on the 54th floor a 180 degree view showed us our home for the next few days. We will return ...

... heart of St-Germain des Prés. I had never been to this neighbourhood on the Left Bank, half-way between the Tour Montparnasse and the Quartier Latin and Jardins du Luxembourg. Home to venerable landmarks such as Café les Deux Magots - where Simone ...

... Montparnasse,which is a 210-metre (689 ft) tall office skyscraper located in Paris, France, in the area of Montparnasse.It is the tallest building offering panaromic view of the city. We also saw Opera House, and Galeries Lafayette an upmarket ...

... decided to explore the area around my hotel for the morning, knowing that Matt would probably call around lunchtime. I walked over to Montparnasse and got some breakfast and coffee. Right as I was finishing up, Matt called, so I headed over to his ...

... area - Another bar in sort of the Bastille area where we watched Australia vs Italy.... - The latin Quarter - Montparnasse and the creperies - the ugly ugly UGLY tour montparnasse - France vs spain - which was seriously insane. - La ...

... hotel near Port Royal just after quarter past twelve. It was a lovely day in Paris too, so we set off walking long Bd du Montparnasse towards Le Musee Rodin, picking up a baguette along the way. It was such a good day we settled for the Jardin and ...

... in that project! The second tour took us along the Rive Gauche or Left Bank for a tour of the Latin Quarter and Montparnasse. Here the Seine flows west cutting the city in two. The Left Bank has long been considered a hangout for artists, writers, ...

... years back there was just something magical about being in Paris.   Adam and  I stayed at a two star hotel in Montparnasse opposite the huge department store Galeries Lafayettes. It was clean enough and had a bit of a view so it suited us ...

... We caught a bus back to the hotel, and dined on cuisine of Southwestern France. After dinner we went atop the 59-story-high Montparnasse Tower to watch the light show put on for 10 minutes every hour on the frame of the Eiffel Tower. Tomorrow I leave for ...