Paris for Beauty and Relaxation
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Paris for Beauty and Relaxation
I've enjoyed reading about Paris on this forum and will soon be going for the first time 1st week of March. I welcome all the advice especially from other lone Fodorite travellers (any going same week?. On many posts, seems Parisienne women are admired for their polish and beauty. Are there spas you would recommend for a bit of a Paris-style beauty treat? Are reservations recommended before I leave US? I will be staying on Ile St. Louis for over a week. After all the walking and searching I expect to do, I'll be looking forward to my down time and staying close to "home" around midweek. What have you done for a quiet break...that did not involve eating...that was still a notably Parisienne experience?
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Go and see Paris Story, which is a very clever and entertaining presentation playing hourly, on the hour. It is located to the left of the Opera Garnier [Rue Scribe] and next door to the American Express. Once in the area there are other interesting things to see and do.
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Beverly,<BR>A night-time candlelight classical concert at St Chapelle might be a possibility. What I also like to do after dinner is walk around Ile St Louis and Ile de la Cite, hanging out on the bridges, watching the cruise ships go by and taking in the illuminated buildings...very peaceful. Then, an ice cream cone from Berthillon on Ile St Louis to finish off the evening. <BR><BR>Enjoy!<BR><BR>Mike
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"Down time"--In the afternoon, sitting on a bench in the Place des Vosges, watching the children play in the sandbox, listening to the sounds of Paris.<BR>Or, in the Luxembourg Gardens.<BR>Walking around the gardens at the Rodin Museum.<BR>Taking tea/coffee and a pain au chocolate back to the room, listening to music and just "being there"