I was in france and i had a great time because on monday i went to the river siene and to parc asterix it was very interessting.Than on tuesday i went to the eiffel tower and i stayed there all day ...
I'm thinking about traveling to Paris in December to see my boyfriend who's in the military. I need suggestions on the best places to stay and place to see. Also wondering how much a trip ...
Barbie
I live in the UK...going to Paris....do I need an adapter to use my UK hair dryer??
But if you are taking anything else electronic along you can use the same one.
However - do you need the hair dryer? Most every hotel in Paris i have ever used has a hair dryer in it!
igloo_iain
'Fraid so!
-x-lil-kate-x-
yup, but if u have GHD straighteners u dont need an adapter u can just unscrew a screw and it is a european plug
Captain Eyewash
If your a real blonde you could use a funnel.
Aga G
yes you do
LOL
yes
NJ
yes. you need a travel adaptor. you can get one from argos or any electrical shop
Bill(55 yrs old)
You don't get onto Yahoo answers very often do you?
What has Tennessee got to do with anything?
Mrs.Doyle
Yes, you do!
If you haven't time to go to Tesco's etc. the airport and train station shops sell them. About £3.50 each.
jack
Yes, we use 3 pin plugs & they use 2 pin plugs....you can pick up an adaptor in Tesco, ASDA etc...
1919
Yes you do - take a two pin adaptor - you can buy a european one at the airport or Eurostar shops. Remember als the voltage is different but your hairdryer should work
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