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Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera,
a (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
smallest beds in the world
chettinadu mess,
nanthan (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
good
Holiday Inn Bibliothèque de France - Paris,
Pica
wrote
17 years ago:
localisation erronée ; aucune information => effacement
Statue of Liberty,
David (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
For the record, there are three Statues of Liberty in Paris, not two. The third is located at the Musée des Arts et Métiers and was the original model created by Bartholdi. If you're in Paris and have time you should visit all three.
Hotel Prince,
Fresnel (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
Stayed here Sept. 2007, nothing fancy but great location near the Eiffel Tower. Metro is across the street and Rue Cler with markets and restaurants are just a block away.
CLJT Charonne,
ato (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
Prison Charonne
École Nationale Supérieure des Ponts et Chaussées, Centre de Documentation,
Sean (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
The highly-regarded national civil engineering school or, literally, the "National Higher College for Bridges and Roads". It is one of "Ecoles Nationales Supérieures", the higher education campuses instituted by Napoleon that are seen to be a better alternatives to University education.
Palais "Monnaie de Paris",
Sean (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
The fomer national Mint, now a museum and administration building.
Place du Carrousel,
Sean (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
In a city of small streets and building under historic preservation orders, the only place to build a large shopping mall was underground. The Carrousel du Louvre is a large, attractive and elegant shopping mall under the Louvre/Tuileries area. It hosts the only true food court in Paris as well as tourist trap stores. In the hot summer months, it serves as a cool refuge.
Le Marais,
Sean (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
In the 70's to 90's, this was the gayest part of town, similar to Chelsea in NYC or Castro Street in San Francisco in reputation. It is a place of small, irregular shaped streets, boutiques, galeries and museums. It includes the majestic Place Vendôme (with Victor Hugo's house) and the Jewish quarter (mainly around the rue des Rosiers). It has, as usual, become gentrified and is not necessarily "gay central" anymore.
POST EVi (2004-2005),
POST DUNYASI (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
Tuzlu badem, mercimek yemeği, bagette ekmek, Chocolat, Mr. Bricolage
9th arrondissement (Opèra),
geof2k7 (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
This is where I live and I l*ve you.
Hôtel Pavillon de Montmartre,
hahababe (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
Great Hotel!
Pont Neuf,
Jason Bourne (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
Paris. Today. Pont Neuf. You come alone. You walk to the middle of that bridge. You take off your jacket. Face east.
Cartier,
M (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
The Cariter Store in Paris
Eiffel Tower,
Pront (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
I've been here the other week. It was GREAT. Although the middle kinda creates some kind of wind vortex thing, so the winds in the middle of the Eiffel are very strong. Nevertheless the trip to the top was worth my 11.60 euros. :D
Roland Garros Stadium,
Saumen (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
The French Open is made of red clay. It contains red clay chemicals to made the court.
15th arrondissement,
momo (guest)
wrote
17 years ago:
merci
Chateau de la Muette,
maikhanh
wrote
17 years ago:
rưou ngon uong mem moi
Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Montmartre, Paris.,
cgk27519
wrote
17 years ago:
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