We’re going to Paris soon for 4 nights. Where would you insist that we go if no other? This may include the obvious, antique shopping, flea markets, etc.
We’re going to Paris soon for 4 nights. Where would you insist that we go if no other? This may include the obvious, antique shopping, flea markets, etc.
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Debbie Schrade wrote on :
The Louvre, Sacre Coure, Notre Dame, and I didn’t get to go but my daughter went to Versailles and her fav of all was Monet’s Garden. Her photos were breathtaking! Food is awesome everywhere in Paris. Have fun!
Eddy Robey wrote on :
A day trip to Versailles will give you a chance to see both natural and man-made magnificence. It’s easy to reach on the Metro, and there are plenty of nearby cafes for a lunch break. The palace and it’s treasures are fabulous, yet the gardens even more so. I found an insight into the French Revolution which would not have been attainable in any other way, than being in the midst of such splendor. To see the vast expanse of forest, and know that it was worth a man’s life to take one rabbit to feed a hungry family, is a lesson in history which cannot be otherwise obtained.
Marcia Miller wrote on :
DO remember to let us know how your trip went. Did you get good advice?
Gardeners Detective wrote on :
Hop on and off Bus 2 day pass http://www.getyourguide.com/paris/2448-hour-paris-l-opentour-hop-on-hop-off-ticket-t10589/
See the city of lights on an evening dinner cruise on the Seine River http://www.getyourguide.com/paris/4-hour-seine-river-dinner-cruise-t1865/
Have a delicious cup of hot chocolate at Angelina http://www.angelina-paris.fr/en/#/hot-chocolate-history/ http://www.angelina-paris.fr/en/#/home/
Barbara Phelps wrote on :
Go to the Left Bank and look at all the little restaurants. Then just choose one and enjoy one of the best meals you will EVER have!
Also on the Left Bank there are exquisite bakeries and creperies. Little tiny book stalls….omg you will find so much to see, smell, taste and enjoy! Go where your heart leads! I ate some fantastic food from street vendors (croque monsieur- a cheese bagutte sandwich) and cafe lattes…..mmm mmm mmm. Walk the river walks…..see the lights at night \
Marcia Miller wrote on :
Angelina’s for hot chocolate. And if you have time Monet’s house and garden at Giverny. You will need to take a tour there. The train gets you close but from the station you need to rent a bike or taxi etc.
zipporahs wrote on :
My favorite museums are the Musee D’Orsay and L’Orangerie. Walk around the Marais, stop into BHV for the true French department store experience, enjoy a dinner at Les Philosophes, and relax with some tea at the Marriage Freres.
Andrea Lawley wrote on :
Thank you SO much. Will pass this on to the group with whom we are traveling 🙂
Geri Brin wrote on :
Lucky you. I don’t know where to start. Must go to Marais and St. Germain arrondisements and just walk around. Musee D’Orsay rather than the Louvre. Go to Haven in Paris website and read her blog. It’s spectacular.
Andrea Lawley wrote on :
Just great, Geri, and thanks so much. Our group will do it all ! We leave on a river boat trip down through France and then a couple of nights in Nice before we fly home.