 Are there shopping centres in central Paris? |
| Where is a good place to go if you wanna do some shopping? Clothes, make-up, shoes - your usual things...... |
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 How much roughly would a one-way ticket to Paris cost? |
I'd also be very grateful if you could tell me what reliable airline sites I could go to.
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 Any tips about visiting Disneyland Paris with a 4 yr old? |
I'm visiting Euro Disney on Monday with my 4 yr old lad, has anyone got any tips?
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 Things 2 do in Paris for a teen? |
hi i'm goin 2 paris in august and want some ideas of things 2 do
i'm goin 2 disney land and 2 see nicolas flamel house and the
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but what else ???... |
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 Where to go in Paris at night? |
| Hey I was just wondering where the best places to go in Paris are, in regards to pubs and clubs. I'm staying right near the Eiffel Tower, so bear in mind the last train times back to my area. I ... |
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 I have this friend who is really nuts !!!!help? |
| there is something wrong with her she is really annoying and she calls me everyday. i think she thinks we are best friends but uh no what should i do???... |
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 Travelling from Avignon to Montpellier... Elderly couple..? |
| My folks (in their 80's) are flying to see my siblings in Montpellier.. problem is that can only get a flight to Avignon, and then have to somehow get to Montpellier... is there an easy direct ... |
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 Entrance/visa fees in France for US citizen? |
How much is the entrance fee or visa fees for france for a US Citizen on a 3-day trip?
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 The Ardeche? |
Has anyone ever canoed down the Ardeche in the South-West of France? I am in the summer and I was wondering........
A. How hard it is?
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 Do I need a visa to visit France? |
| I am from Bangladesh and currently I have a UK student visa. I want to visit France. So do I need a schengen visa to visit france? Please if possible give a link where I can find it. Thank ... |
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 France or Puerto Rico - which is worse? |
| OK, I have travelled all over the world, and the two places I hated, hated, HATED are France and Puerto Rico. I didn't like France because (a) they hated Americans (please do not say they don�... |
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 Hotels in paris with 4 people rooms? |
I'm going to paris in about a month with my three friends
and we would like to know some hotel suggestions that aren't terribly expensive,
around the 250 euros for 5 nights in ... |
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 Passport control in france? |
| Thinking of going to france in about 2wks time,my passport runs out on the 30th july 2007 i wonder if anyone knows how much time you have to have left on a uk passport to allow you to enter france ... |
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 Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 1 or 2?? |
| I'm flying to CDG next November. Last time, when I went to New York-JFK, I landed at T3. That was a real disaster. No clear signages, rude staffs, confusing layout, old building, long ... |
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Any suggestions on an affordable hotel for a honeymoon in Nice, France? |
I'm heading to the French Riviera in October and I'm trying to find a place to stay that won't leave me broke. I know affordable is a relative word, but any advice would be appreciated.
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ChocoBN
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Nice is not very pretty in my opinion, especially outside touristic season. It is all built up with a concrete waterfront and everything is expensive there.
If I were you I would stay in Eze, a gorgeous perched village east of Nice, between Nice and Monaco in fact. It's got a far more romantic atmosphere, more appropriate for a honeymoon. Also it has a train station and there is a train all day along the Riviera that will take you to Nice in 10 minutes, Monaco in 7 minutes for under 2 €. There are many bus lines too, regional as well as local ones to take you to the upper parts of the village (bus 82 and 83) : http://www.eze-riviera.com/emotions/deplacement/ang/bus.htm
Check the Eze website and their list of hotels. Then check tripadvisor, venere.com and similar sites for reviews of the hotels.
http://www.eze-riviera.com/infos/hebergement_restauration.htm |
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katya
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Why not look into bed and breakfasts? Often they are the same price as hotels, have a lot more charm, and always include breakfast.
You could also search in the area surrounding Nice, in a small village, for example which is likely to be cheaper.
B&B are called gites or chambres d'hotes in French.
http://www.chambresdhotes.org/ |
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Middle of the Road
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We have stayed in three hotels in Nice.
The Hotel Windsor and Busby Hotel are just a couple of blocks from the Promenade des Anglais, the major thoroughfare along the coast. Both are clean and relatively inexpensive.
The Windsor is the smaller of the two. We found the staff to be very friendly. I got a big kick out of the elevator. When you get on and push the button, it starts a countdown as if it was a rocket ship.
The Busby is larger and diagonally across the street from the Windsor.
A couple of blocks behind the Busby is the Hotel Bleu Marine. It is a very nice hotel. It's a bit of a longer walk to the Promenade des Anglais.
All three hotels are near the Pedestrian Zone. |
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Bear
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check here itfor cheap hotels in france
http://www.online-hotel-bookings.net/cheaphotels/france/cheaphotels_in_paris.htm
http://www.online-hotel-bookings.net/france_hotels.htm |
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