I will be in Paris in the summer and all the hotels seem to be more expensive than i had hoped, but i'll go ahead and book it if folks think it is nice.
Anyone have recommandations on shuttle services for getting from a city hotel to Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport (contact info would be appreciated)?
Looking for a service that's ...
I'll be there for about 5 days mid August. I was obviously thinking the Tour Eiffel, the Opera Bastille, Notre Dame, Louvre, Sacre-Couer, Centre Pompidou, probably Champs Elysees, l'Arc de T...
I would like to go to Nice sometime during the week we are in Paris. How much would it cost to get there? Should I fly or drive? How long would it take? What is there to do in Nice?...
I am looking for a penfriend i have lost touch with that lived in Paris, I have tried the white pages and trombi.com but am still having trouble, does anyone know how to find details of what we would ...
I'd really like to go wine-tasting in France. I have heard it can be difficult to visit vineyards, as they're not so used to people going there Do you know if this is true - and have you ...
Where should i learn to Kayak in France?
Id like to go to the French Alps (or somewhere just as nice) and learn to Kayak. Id like to go on a multiday trip but am looking for something cheap and ...
Hi Wonder to know what special is it happening in Paris worth of staying up to Dec 10_ It true Christams lighthing are spectacular_ Should I wait until the 9 to see any particulary ...
Two flags are used today to represent Provence, based on the two "traditional" arms of Provence. But there is no evidence they were ever used either as the flag of the County of Provence or as the flag of the province of Provence within the Kingdom of France.
From the early XIIth century to the middle of the XIIIth century, Provence is said to have used the arms of Aragon (D'or à quatre pals de gueules - Or four pales gules). That is to say a flag of 9 stripes of alternating yellow and red that being 5 yellow and four red stripes. Louis de Bresc quotes Abbott Brianville (Jeu d'Armoiries, Lyon, c. 1660) as the source of this theory.
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