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21 Jul 2008 Yash, :
Don't miss Cite De Science if you are living here, its 2 blocks away and worth a visit.It's one of the biggest science museums in Europe. I would also recommend a visit to Pere Lachaise, one of the biggest cementries with people like Jim Morisson, Oscar Wilde and French royals being buried there. Eiffel in night looks fabalous with lights sparkling every hour but make sure that you are at metro latest by 12:30pm. Last time I went there, none of the taxi's were willing to go to Chatalet and there was another meto nearby and last 4 metro's were cancelled. |
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10 Aug 2008 Tracy, Hong Kong:
I have stayed 9 nights in the hostel... it would have brightened my day if the breakfast could have had a little bit of variation... |
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09 Aug 2008 Guillaume, England & Wales:
Every evening I was eating to restaurant. In hostel no entertainment, I was going out to chill out myself. |
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09 Aug 2008 Guillaume, England & Wales:
If I have a chance to come to Paris, again I will pass there again! |
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07 Aug 2008 Sebastian, Sweden:
Chartier - a cousy french bistro with lots of food, excellent staff and prices under 10 euro. A must see! In the Opera district, 7 Rue du Faubourg-Montmartre. |
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07 Aug 2008 Sebastian, Sweden:
Musée de l'Armée, free entrance on Tuesday evenings after 5.30 pm which has an impressive WW2 collection! And Napoleon's tomb in the building next to it! |
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06 Aug 2008 Steve, England & Wales:
u can buy a huge tin of canneloni (€3), bread from the supermarket, at breakfast u get small butter sachets so 'conserve' these to save on butter costs. |
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06 Aug 2008 Steve, England & Wales:
pub crawl 830pm-€12 at st michels fountain - but try not to pay as its rubbish - u just get a small plastic cup that u keep all night (rank) and they give u tiny shots of bucks fizz!, and they take u to a irish and scottish bar! c'mon how gay is that- but great as u meet loads of travellers. |
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06 Aug 2008 Steve, England & Wales:
free tour 11/1300/1600 by st michel fountain - EXCELLENT tour! cheaper than the €20 tour - george tour guide was the best! |
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06 Aug 2008 Steve, England & Wales:
a'dam, london, southampton (give us a shout if in southampton - will give tours and great rates of a pint or two!) |
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| HI Hostel Paris - Cité des Sciences The hostel is conveniently placed for taking in the sights of Paris as well as visiting the science and technology museum (Parc de la Villette), the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, and the 360-degree cinema, La Géode - which are both nearby.
You can also unwind in the hostel's garden which has lots of trees.
There is capacity for 185 guests and facilities include a members' kitchen for individuals.
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HI Hostel Paris - Cité des Sciences 24, rue des Sept Arpents Le Pré-Saint-Gervais 93310 Paris (Seine St Denis) +33-1-48-432411 +33-1-48-432682 paris.cite-des-sciences@fuaj.org |