In France, are there eight days to a "week"? |
In my French II book, a "Flash d'Information" had this written down exactly as is:
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15 jours = 2 weeks
8 jours = 1 week
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A Snail Question, Le Escargot , What Type is Eaten in France. ? |
| I have Heard the Amount of Snails Eaten in France is Decreasing. The Countries that they are picked in Eastern Europe are finding it hard to keep the costs down and they are running out of Workers. I... |
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Can Anyone Tell Me The Name Of This French Cathedral?? |
Here's a Picture: http://usera.imagecave.c Details Yes, It is in Paris, I went to a mass while I was there, I just couldn't remember the ... |
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Can anyone tell me what Paris, France is like? |
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Suggest best way to explore paris in 1 day and 1 night.? |
| I will be reaching paris from london on 14th Dec at 5:30 pm and will return on 16th Dec at 10:00 am. My hotel is in La Defensa area. Suggest me the best way to see most of the paris during this time. ... |
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How would i catch a train to France? |
what route would it take? how would it get past the sea? if im to move there would i be able to go by train im not so sure about going on plane or boat so is train the option?
has anyone here ... |
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Does paris france have american outlets? |
| i'm going to france with my mom this summer and i want to know if they have american ... |
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What do i need to emigrate to France? |
The plan is to move to Europe when i finish my engineering degree hopefully france. I'm currently studying Engineering and Science with a Diploma in Language(French).
What are the ... |
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What to do in Paris... only staying 3 days? |
| I have 3 full days in Paris and was wondering what I absolutly need to do and see. I'm not huge into the artsy things....... |
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Are there any stores like target or wal-mart in Paris, France? |
| Im going to be studying abroad for the spring semester and, coming from the United States, am used to having the things I need to buy easily accessible. Are there any stores with everything in once ... |
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What is the general feeling towards Lebanese people living in France by French people? |
| I know a large Lebanese population, mostly Christian, lives in France. I know Paris has a diverse population from many countries. My family, who are of Lebanese descent, went to France last year for ... |
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Is france a democracy? |
they have a president. or is he not elected?
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What are some recommendations for a week on the Cote d'Azur? |
| Are there some places that won't be so loaded with tourists or is the whole place overrun? Thanks.... |
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Should I visit Marseille? How to get there form Nice? |
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Would it be cheaper to drive or catch trains down through france..? |
..from paris through central and south france through monaco and then to italy finally rome? would it be cheaper to hire a car and drive or catch trains? would going through switzerland and austria down to italy be a better route? which towns would you stop at in france along these routes? |
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AzurAlive.com
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Looking strictly at costs, taking the train will be cheaper if you're traveling alone or with just one other person.
Cost of TGV train ticket from Paris to Nice, without discounts of any kind and in 2nd class, is approximately 89 euros.
Cost of driving from Paris to Nice on the "autoroute" highway system includes gas/petrol price for 920 km of driving, cost of tolls or "péage" charged all along the highway system (approx 70 euros for this trip), wear on the car, and possibly on the driver's nerves.
If you have a short amount of time, don't go through many countries or even make many hurried stops. Pick a handful of places that stand out for you, and soak in their atmosphere by staying at least a full day and night.
In my opinion, fast trips across too many sights can turn into one gigantic blur. Slow trips make for memories that linger.
If you're in the South East part of France, in Provence Azur, come visit our site for tips on off-the-beaten-path places to visit or hike: azuralive.com
Have a great time!
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mmoonnii
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The price either by train of by car would entirely depend on the petrol prices. when you drive you get to your destination tired. the train is more comfortable I think................ |
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madonna_toller
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Would take the trains in France (where possible the TGV). In Switzerland it's great travelling by trains (also the scenery) but be careful in Italy. They might not stick to the schedule (quite usual staff) and you loose your connections.Hiring a care gives you more personal freedom and if you have enough time I'd do so. France is big and beautyful but pls don't ask me where to stop otherwise you won't get ahead with all my Insider tips... |
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walyank
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If you're trying to go mostly to small towns and there are a couple of you, drive. Stay off the toll highways which are very expensive.
Trains are not super cheap and going to smaller towns can take a while what with the connections and fewer trains. |
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if you want to do the countryside then drive....if you are mostly doing towns then driving or the train is fine.
get a map so you have a sense of where you want to stop as timing is important ... |
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Cabal
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In France it all depends on your age. You can get some good discounts for train tickets if you are under 26 or above 60 or if you are a student. If you pay full price take a car, it will be around the same price, cheaper if you don't take the toll roads.
If you don't want a long drive, bite the bullet and take the train. It is only five to six hours from Paris to Nice at the Italian border with the TGV. It is at a minimum a 20 hours drive by car. |
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