cigalechanta

http://www.eurocheapo.com/blog/touri...lax-paris.html

AJPeabody

I gagged as soon as the phrase "stroll along the Champs-Élysées" showed up. Does no one walk there?

latedaytraveler

Hi CIGALACHANTA,

Good simple advice, especially for first timers.

I have no illusions - I am a tourist and don't pretend to be otherwise, always trying to be respectful, appreciative, and cooperative with those in my host country. No problems either.

kerouac

I thought the advice was very sound.

KTtravel

No, AJ, it is a requirement to stroll.

PalenQ

One of the first things I did in Paris the first time was head to stroll along the Champs Elysees and I still do it every time I'm in Paris - always something interesting in the fancy auto dealers, upscale boutiques. etc.

hetismij2

Hallelujah. It is good advice and not exclusive to Paris. A pity Fodor's doesn't have stickies. If they did this should be at the top of the Europe forums.

PalenQ

hetismij2 - pardon this Luddite but what the heck is a sticky or stickies - dank u wel!

cigalechanta

check out the sites frugal hotels

Pegontheroad

Pal, I am about as ignorant of computers as one can be and still be sentient, but even I know what a sticky is.

Percy

Good advice which I think most tourist would do.
Yep it's a nice long walk from le Concorde to the Arc de Triumph ( Champs Elysees)

IMDonehere

Damn it, I was going to go as someone else.

manouche

I thought it was a good article - but it's a shame that it probably won't show up on Trip Advisor - the people who really need to read this sort of thing won't see it...

MissPrism

I liked the phone "laying" on the table. I wonder what an iPhone egg looks like. Apple shaped, no doubt

FrenchMystiqueTours

I've met the author of the article and we discussed tourism in Paris and what he wrote is pretty much what we talked about, and then some.

Dukey1

the people who really need to read this sort of thing won't see it...

Actually they are HERE

dwdvagamundo

AJ--even the Rolling Stones do it ("Strolling on the boulevards of Paris. . . ")

Pintxos

cigalechanta, what about the frugal hotels? Are you saying they have a good roster?

AJPeabody

I prefer to amble, mosey, saunter, or traipse. On occasion I may even gallivant, although I have resisted the rare temptation to sashay. But I refuse utterly to stroll. No, sir! I'd rather limp!

cigalechanta

@ Pintxos,
http://www.eurocheapo.com/paris/