Paris Bois de Bologne transportation question
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Paris Bois de Bologne transportation question
I am off to Paris with my 81 year old mother and am hoping to take her to lunch at Jamin or Le Pre Catalan in the Bois de Bologne. I also hope to get to the Parc Bagatelle so that she can see the roses.My question is this... can one take a taxi right to the restaurants or does one have to take the bus that runs along the allee Longchamps and walk from the closest stop? My mom has difficulty walking long distance so this is a concern for me in making these reservations. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I have booked cooking lessons at a restaurant and a winetasting along with a trip to Giverny to make this a special trip for my mom.This will be our 6th trip together to Paris (the 3rd last trip as my mom insists each trip is her last hurrah. We will see how much trouble(fun!) we can get into this time. Thanks for the great info and ideas from all Paris fans.
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My first trip to Paris, my one big goof. I thought I could walk from the metro to the restaurant. There we were, all dressed up, my ex in a suit even and a tie! and the walk, I kid you not, was like 45 minutes, and NO ONE would stop to give us a ride.
I was almost in tears when we got there thirty minutes lates, almost too tired from the anxiety of missing our lunch to even enjoy it. The lunch and the ex - long forgotten. The frantic walk - like it was yesterday.
WOuldn't go there again to save my life.
I was almost in tears when we got there thirty minutes lates, almost too tired from the anxiety of missing our lunch to even enjoy it. The lunch and the ex - long forgotten. The frantic walk - like it was yesterday.
WOuldn't go there again to save my life.
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