Youth Hostel in Paris
Travel Tips for Paris - Jules Ferry (Page 5/18)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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31 Aug 2011 Lara Marouchka, Canada:
Quartier Latin, St-Michel metro station is the student area so there is a lot of bar very nice! Oberkambf street, near to the hostels is very nice too. |
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31 Aug 2011 Michael, Canada:
the L'Ouvre Museum, save two days for this place and try to find a exhibit guide to know exactly what you're most interested in seeing because you can get lost in this place for days. |
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30 Aug 2011 Shinya, USA:
Everyone hang out in the kitchen in the evening, so it's easy to meet people. Have a drink with people in the hostel or go out with them. |
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30 Aug 2011 Shinya, USA:
The louvre museum. You must go there. |
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29 Aug 2011 ABHIMANYU, India:
montamarte street, or the closest one is the street right opposite notre dame...loads of variety there and real good food. |
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29 Aug 2011 ABHIMANYU, India:
take the free tour of paris...ask at the reception for the meeting points. |
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28 Aug 2011 Itsik, Israel:
Walking distance from abundant restaurants of all kinds, some open late |
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15 Aug 2011 Mungla, France:
great indian/pakistani snack in the street between the republique metro and the boulevard ferry..not expensive at all.. good indian curry and great kebab with indian bread just removed from the tandoor(indian oven)!! |
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24 Aug 2011 Kathrin, Germany:
if you want to cook in the kitchenette of the hostel, you can buy everything you need on the jules ferry boulevard. there is a supermarket named lidl in front of the hostel and another smaller one called carrefour city just the street down. |
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24 Aug 2011 Kathrin, Germany:
the tipical visitor's attractions like the eiffel tower (at night!), champs-élysées, centre george pompidou, forum les halles, sacré-coeur...and place des vosges... |
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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...... |