Little Things to Do in Paris
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Loved your report! I like the sound of the updo! Maybe my daughter and I might try that! Where exactly is Ranelagh Park? Ialso have a 5 yr old daughter who would think she was in 7th heaven with merry go rounds and ponies! This would be great as she will be dragged around a lot with my older chidren and I'm looking for special things she will enjoy too!We will be in Paris on the 8th June!
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Great report with wonderful ideas! Have tucked this away to see if any fit for our first trip to Paris in just a couple of months. Thank you for taking the time to write about these 'little places' to visit.
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We had ridden the #1 metro dozens of times, always noting the terminus of
Château de Vincennes. So one day, we decided to ride to the end of the line where we were pleasantly surprised at the wonderful Château.
http://en.chateau-vincennes.fr/
Château de Vincennes. So one day, we decided to ride to the end of the line where we were pleasantly surprised at the wonderful Château.
http://en.chateau-vincennes.fr/
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DebitNM, we've done that also and enjoyed it immensely! Actually, the day we went (a few years ago), we happened to be there during an eclipse. Had absolutely no idea that an eclipse was going to happen, but we did notice that everything seemed so crisp and sharp. The chateau was undergoing renovation, so it was quite a relaxed visit, no crowds, just a few visitors.
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Very nice report.
I think rue de Passy is great for shopping. It has And nowhere else has Franck et Fils.
I'm glad you got to the M. Marmottan. It's one of the gems a lot of visitors often overlook.
I think rue de Passy is great for shopping. It has And nowhere else has Franck et Fils.
I'm glad you got to the M. Marmottan. It's one of the gems a lot of visitors often overlook.
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I actually have another report about La Défense by night:
http://www.anyportinastorm.proboards...&page=1#123585
http://www.anyportinastorm.proboards...&page=1#123585
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As I started to read this I must admit I thought...darn we've done all that (some a few times) and then i saw the Château de Vincennes post...BINGO ... so, my question is this are there any other end of the line stops worth doing???? (we leave in 10 days...yipee)
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Every time we planned to go to Vincennes it rained - a vary rainy week in Paris... for those heading to Paris soon, be sure to check out the Keith Haring exhibit at Palais de Tokyo - it is fabulous!
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