I am going to france with 4 family members (3 under 25 one around 40) so i am guessing we will have to book a family hostel? we are thinking of staying in paris for the christmas week (prob from 22-...
What is the cheapest way of getting to Paris from Birmingham UK? I've heard that getting a ferry is cheaper than the eurostar is that true? I will be going in late August.
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I'm off to France on a holiday and i'm just wondering what things are cheaper to buy over there, and the best types of places to get them, e.g. alcohol and perfume?...
I'm going to be 4 nights with my wife and don't want to spend more than 120/night.
Nothing fancy, but private and clean !!
Better if located near to the Louvre / E. Tower, etc......
A friend of mine's, Roxy, did a cover of "Je l'aime a mourir" (Francis Cabrel) on YouTube, and I absolutely love that long!
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I just read actor John Travolta, and his crew have been threatened by the local population while filming there and rioters burnt 10 cars that were to be used in ...
I lived in Bretagne as an exchange student when I was in highschool. Bretagne isn't far from Normandy really and it snowed several times though the snow didn't ever last long on the ground. I believe the longest it ever lasted was less than a week, and that was exceptional.
Would be interesting to know how it is that you're moving there? Work? Travel?
Finndo
no.
M. Celine
Well, it doesnt, sometimes it is too cold too snow, sometimes too warm, but you're asking the wrong persons, you cant predict mother nature
uzf*
No, it doesn't. Actually Normandy is more known for the rain ! (probably one of the rainiest part of France).
Enjoy your trip.
alan
not every year
nonconformiststraightguy
No really, they make have a few snow flakes each year.
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