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... ; Treasures abounded in this little section of sidewalk along the beautiful River Seine. Just after the Left Bank Booksellers, lies another little jewel within the madness that is Paris. Shakespeare & Co. Bookstore. ...
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... de la Cité to the east. I watched the currents below from its pedestrian-only planks and made my way to the walk along the Left Bank. A bench was waiting for me under a bridge next to the Seine. For about an hour, the Notre Dame façade reflected back ...
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... orientation began. We live on Rue Maitre Albert which is a small street right off the quai (the walkway right along the Seine on the left bank) where Notre Dame is - I have yet to go inside but I live about 30 second from it! Down the other end of ...
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... Shakespeare and Co (a bookstore/philosophy cafe my mum visited 40 years ago!), antique booksellers along the Left Bank, and cafes are quintessential "Paris." For Andy, the street food is one of the key selling points. We ambled ...
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... and past Les Halles to St.Denis and its sex shops and eventually took the metro over to St Michel and had another wander on the left bank, then found the Cluny Museum (of medieval art where the Lady and the unicorn is, but it was closed (Tuesday) By ...
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... went back to the hotel and packed and then went to bed. So Italy tomorrow!!! Hopefully i will have internet but as it is a Contiki tour i dont know for sure if the hotels have wifi. But i will do my best the minute i get it if not. Until then, Love Toni ...
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... eyes on the Eiffel Tower, so we went there, walking along the rue de Rivoli and in front of many of the more expensive hotels in Paris. One of them has rooms that start at over 350E a night and they actually charge 19E a day for internet service. ...
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... with the cast iron of the enemy cannons of Austerlitz, it replaced under the empire the statue of Louis XIV destroyed in 1789. Hotels of the General Farmers (in the background), they lent money to the King when the State had significant debts. To refund ...
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... cafe for our last cup of vin chaud. Then, it was more souvenir shopping! This was another area of Paris that is filled with fun little shops. Before we left Montmartre, Berni wanted to see the mask again, so AD and I sat next to a carousel and remarked ...
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... the left side of the brain is the creative side and the right side is the analytical side well the same thing is true in Paris the left bank is where the thinkers are while the right bank is where the shoppers are. I liked the right bank. ...
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... I arrived back at Gare St Lazare and took a taxi to the hotel in St-Germain-des-Prés - the 6th Arrondisement – on the left bank not too far from Notre Dame. I’ve been lucky to have been to Paris four times before – the first time ...
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... taxi yesterday around the Senate which had been blocked off by flag wavers. In the evening we had one more walk - along the Left Bank this time trying desperately to find a costume doll for Rebecca, but all the souvenir shops are just rubbishy T-Shirts ...
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... agitated when I offered only ten after signing his petition. We spent our last francs on a cheap plate of Greek food in a Left Bank back street after we had walked by the river and sat outside Notre Dame. As the streets became dusky we descended into the ...
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... Rob offered to take some time off this morning so we visited the Musee de Nissim Camondo, another one of those museums in 'hotels particuliers' in France that one never really gets to see on the tourist circuit. It really is fun to peek inside the lives ...
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... ; That was just our meeting point. Alain taught us about some History of the "Le Marais" and took us on a tour of "Hotels" in our neighourhood. These are not rooms that you rent, they were homes that families built in the 1700's and 1800's ...
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... close to satisfying desires to explore this "village" of Paris, and I was fortunate that we decided to create more time! Since hotels were seemingly impossible to book for the weekend, and since Alli was still seeming a bit sluggish (though I knew there ...
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... much the wealthy area of BA with some beautiful mansion blocks. Obviously back in the day this was owned privately, but now are hotels or embassies or something like that. Very pretty neighbourhood, and very french in style (as this is what was trendy ...
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Hotel Relais Christine Paris
3 Rue Christine, Paris, Île-de-France, France
... hotel on earth. The staff is wonderful and the manager is very charming. Should you wish to stay in Paris on the left bank this is definitely the place to stay. Not worth the money except the location from anonymous My husband and I ...
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- 158 reviews
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Duquesne Eiffel Paris
23 avenue Duquesne, Paris, Île-de-France, France
... don't go there with great expectations. Just sooooo sweet from anonymous My stay at the Duquesne Eiffel Hotel left me with a wonderful impression of Paris. This was my first trip out of the country and I was very nervous. My room was a ...
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- 684 reviews
- 3 travel blogs
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Mercure Paris La Sorbonne 3m
14 rue de la Sorbonne, Paris, Île-de-France, France
... hotel awaits you close to the Panthéon and the Luxemburg gardens. You are opposite the Sorbonne in the heart of Paris left bank. All rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with individual safe, mini-bar, direct phone with a modem connector, satellite ...
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- 144 reviews
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Best Western Le Jardin de Cluny Paris
9 rue du Sommerard, 5th Arr., Paris, Île-de-France, France
... comfortable. We ate breakfast in the hotel at 12 euros, a decent deal, even with limited offerings. I'm glad that most Paris hotels have adopted buffet breakfasts. The breakfast dungeon is cute and neat. I'm used to hotels with small slow elevators ...
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