Where to Stay in Paris

... the heatless medina. The end of the trip took us to the Sahara where we did an overnight camel trek. I chose to stay in Paris for a few days before going back to the States. Throughout the trip we attended lectures, had class discussions, and had some ...

... next thing that she was going to show me, but I remember her pointing out to me this "jewlery district"  (sadly I forget where in Paris this is, sorry Marie if you're reading this!  Excuse my bad memory!)  But yeah, this area of Paris (I ...

... bridge and the sun streaming onto the small terrace we find it totally irresistible and it proves to be a highlight of the stay in Paris. The atmosphere is very laid back with a young lady behind us leisurely picking at her food while reading a fashion ...

... a few things that need mentioning. First is the actual travel between Asia and Europe. We took a midnight flight from Bangkok to Paris, with a layover in Zurich. This involves about 13 and a half hours of flight time, then add in the layover and travel ...

... them at home in London. She felt God was calling her and needed some advice about what to do next: should she stay in London, move back to Paris, or move to Burkina Faso with her son? What did God want her to do? Her torrent of words and explanations ...

... up doing a great job, even a few laps of the biggest roundabout in the world, the 'Arc de Triomphe'. This was my second stay this trip in Paris, so was keen to check into my room and get some sleep as I was feeling very full up with the flu, and tired ...

... while on the bus the guide for that leg will tell you information about the destination. Once you get to the destination, you are free to stay where ever you like, you can do what you like, and you can stay there as long as you want. They have a default ...

... morning we had our breakfast and managed to have a quick stroll through the sunday market on the boulevard under the train lines where I got 2 pretty dresses for 5 euros each. Once we had checked out or taxi awaited us for the return trip home. I refused ...

... again it took forever to find it.  When I finally did the girls were long gone so I found the classroom where we had our "Paris Pratique" class (helpful tips for our stay in Paris) and sat around just outside of the beautiful courtyard of the ...

... in Germany next week in order to blend in better. In the Marias I found the Musee Carnavalet that contained a history of Paris as depicted through various paintings, sculptures and models that had been created through the years. Again there was free ...

... and got her at 630...how ridiculous!  While Katie chilled at the airport bar, i decided to do a little bit of Paris exploring... figure out where our hotel was located, and what not. Let me first start of by saying how perfect our hotel was! My ...

... we didn't need the whole day to cover what we had planned.  First stop, which was one of the reasons I wanted to come to Paris, The Catacombs.  I saw it on the travel channel.  The only thing I knew about the place was that it is a system ...

... which took about 30 mins and it was a cheap and beautiful way to view Istanbul. We found a great place called Marsama cafe where we had cinnamon and apple tea and smoked strawberry flavored aromatic or tobacco, from a Turkish water pipe or "hookah". ...

... larger than Amsterdam. My train ends up at the Gare Nord, which is somewhat seedy. I notice already it's much more diverse here in Paris. I stay at the Hotel Porte Doree in Southeast Paris, which I found on tripadvisor.com. My 1st day I head over to the ...

... were in Paris and bought ourselves a 5 day metro card each, allowing us to have unlimited use of the Paris subway and bus system for our entire stay.  Our first French debacle happened shortly after, when Laura's bag got stuck in the metro entry ...

... keyboard and this means I am hunting and pecking as I try to type this with the time limit that I have...... My flight and arrival where totally flawless on Sunday. On arrival I took a taxi which set me back over 50 euro, but there were no hassles like ...

... The Eiffel Tower was sparkling.  Our hotel was quintessentially french.  Tiny and cute and far from the center of Paris. Breakfast was included, an assortment of croissants and pain du chocolat, little french yogurts and cold meats, cheeses, ...

... The Eiffel Tower was sparkling.  Our hotel was quintessentially french.  Tiny and cute and far from the center of Paris. Breakfast was included, an assortment of croissants and pain du chocolat, little french yogurts and cold meats, cheeses, ...

... on the planet. She should consider another line of work if she doesn't have the patience for tourists. I took the RER into Paris where I transferred to line 9 and on to Trocadero. There she was, the Eiffel tower, only 200 meters from me as I ...

... of my hotel room at the Villa Montparnasse. The room and building are very Victorian in style and the balcony overlooking Paris is very stereotypical French style complete with the flowers blooming in the pots while they meander around the iron fence. ...

... the avenues look like a nicer part of NY. There is a definite hipster crowd, a large jewish population and as normal for Paris, a large French African population and hints of a middle eastern influence as well. I admit I have yet to see a synagogue, but ...