Youth Hostel in Paris
Travel Tips for Paris - Jules Ferry (Page 11/18)
Budget Meals
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05 Mar 2011 ROSA, France:
Los monumentos de Paris obviamente son de vivita obligatoria, ademas en el hostal te brindan guia con respecto a como llegar a los lugares y hasta como usar los metros. Son muy amables. |
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10 Mar 2011 Cecilia, Argentina:
Pére Lachaise cemetery. If you like cemeteries or are a fan of The Doors, you must go. It's walking distance from the hostel and it's amazing. For me it's a must every time I go to Paris. |
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17 Mar 2011 James, USA:
Pain au chocolate early morning in Metro food stations: warm, fast, and easy goodness. Cafe La Buci on La Rue Buci, nice mix of locals and tourists, friendly staff, quiche aux saumon was excellent, had football on (no sound) in corner. |
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05 Mar 2011 ROSA, France:
El hostal es muy centrico y tiene la opcion de casilleros electronicos para gusardar tus cosas y casilleros en las habitaciones para guardar las cosas de valor, solo debes llevar un candado y listo, hay maquinas de lavar y secar la ropa y el ambiente es acogedor y agradable |
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13 Mar 2011 Yannick, Canada:
Rue de laple near place de la bastille. Great street with different little restaurants and bars. Meet lots of new parisien friends there. One of the best night me and my girlfriend had while travelling in Europe. |
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13 Mar 2011 Angela, USA:
Eiffeel Toweer and Versailles. Versailles is worth the metro ride! |
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10 Mar 2011 Cecilia, Argentina:
There's some cheap take away restaurants just around the corner where the food is pretty awesome (particularly the Indian food place). I highly recommend it on a cold winter night. |
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16 Feb 2011 Christian, USA:
This being my second time in Paris, I have come to believe that all of inner Paris is a tourist trap. All the brasseries and cafes are alike and offer the same fares and prices. Generally meals are between 10 and 20 euros with a median of 13 or 14. You best bets are the middle eastern kabob places and the grocery stores. Groceries seemed cheap to me compared to the USA. |
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03 Feb 2011 Richard, Scotland:
There is a Lidl directly opposite which was handy for buying budget sundries. If you take a right when you leave the hostel (the opposite way from the Metro station) and follow the canal you will find a few nice bars and restaurants which are reasonably priced. |
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05 Mar 2011 ROSA, France:
Para la noche hay cientos de posibilidades ya que estan cerca de todos los transportes y en el centro de Paris... |
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| HI Hostel Paris - Jules FerryPlaced in a historic district and popular but quiet of the city of Paris. This hostel is near numerous tourist attractions and a few minutes walk from several metro and bus lines. An ideal base to discover our city. For those who like to go out late, there are buses stopping near the hostel all night. Children under 18 staying unaccompanied at the hostel will need an authorization from a parent or guardian. | more...... |