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01 Jul 2008 Juliet, New Zealand:
looking out the window at the drunks and druggies partying it up in the childrens playground at night...pissing all over the place and sleeping under the playground equipment! |
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01 Jul 2008 Juliet, New Zealand:
the free walking tour was fantastic |
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20 Jun 2008 Xinyu, France:
the hostel is located nearly in the centre of the paris, so literately it is convient to go every site you want to go |
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18 Jun 2008 Rowena, England & Wales:
It's not haute cuisine, but in a little warren of streets behind the Place St Michel (just over from Notre Dame, facing the fountain turn left before Gibert Jeune) there's tons of restaurants offering decent enough three course menus for 15 euros or so. Or else rue Montparnasse (NOT Boulevard Montparnasse) by the metro station of the same name, is full of wonderful creperies. |
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18 Jun 2008 Rowena, England & Wales:
The Musee Rodin is lovely, with some of his sculptures set outside in the gardens as well as inside the house. The Pantheon's interesting and a little different to the standard Paris attractions, as are the tours up the canal starting at Bastille. Sights that are a bit more typically touristy but which nonetheless have to be done are the Eiffel Tower (consider popping along the river to see the mini Statue of Liberty), Sacre Coeur, and at least go and see the glass pyramid at the Louvre even if you don't go in. |
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16 Jun 2008 PENG, England & Wales:
Meals outside is really cheap, if you're intrested in grills&beers. The breakfast is good at the hostel. |
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26 Jun 2008 Dariusz, Poland:
i suggest fifth arrondissement |
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25 Jun 2008 Dominic, Canada:
Don't miss the Pantheon and Sacre Coeur. They are both beautiful locations in their own right but they also give a fantastic view of the surrounding area. |
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24 Jun 2008 Ayaz, USA:
There are tons of cheap palces to eat around the place. The Turkish kebab places are open till late at night. The bakery in the same street had some amazing bread. |
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24 Jun 2008 Ayaz, USA:
Take a walk down to Notre Dame and do not miss the Latin Quarter. They are both pretty close by and one misses all the scenery by taking the metro. |
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| HI Hostel Paris - Jules Ferry Placed 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.
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