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Aug 12, 2008
The
founders of La Samaritaine department store, Ernest Cognacq and his
wife, Louise Jay, were fabled for their exquisite taste.
To
see what they accumulated from around the world, head for this museum
in the 16th-century Hôtel Denon, with its Louis XV and Louis XVI
paneled rooms. Some of the 18th century’s most valuable decorative
works are exhibited, ranging from ceramics and porcelain to delicate
cabinets and paintings ( e.g. Canaletto, Fragonard, Greuze, Chardin,
Boucher, Watteau, and Tiepolo).
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Jun 30, 2008
Sunny, lazy morning! I love summer
in Paris:) People have more time for outside activities. It`s time for
chill out, babecues, parties with friends on the fresh air;) achh!
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Jun 17, 2008
the largest Park in Paris
The Bois de Vincennes, Paris’s largest park, was originally fenced off
as royal hunting grounds. Today, scattered among its trees are peaceful
lakes and even a château completed in 1370 under the reign of Charles
V. In past years, the château has served as a city fortress and prison.
Parc Floral -the flower garden - is a delight throughout the year,
thanks to its hundreds of species of rainbow-hued flowers. Also located
in the park is a zoo with 1200 bird and mammal inhabitants.
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Jun 2, 2008
This little restaurant, just
down the street from the École Polytechnique serves Ethiopian cuisine
in a Franco-Ethiopian environment. The service is tremendous, the
tables are cozy, if slightly cramped, and the food is wonderful. You
can’t go wrong on this menu, and you get to eat with your hands. What’s
not to like? Bring someone with you when you go, otherwise you’ll find
yourself with a massive amount of leftovers. A meal here will cost
about 15-20 € per person.
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May 4, 2008
The Bois de Vincennes, Paris’s largest park, was originally fenced off
as royal hunting grounds. Today, scattered among its trees are peaceful
lakes and even a château completed in 1370 under the reign of Charles
V. In past years, the château has served as a city fortress and prison.
Parc Floral -the flower garden - is a delight throughout the year,
thanks to its hundreds of species of rainbow-hued flowers. Also located
in the park is a zoo with 1200 bird and mammal inhabitants.
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Jan 3, 2008
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Dec 18, 2007
This park, established in the mid-19th century, boasts a manmade lake, complete with its own island. A Romanesque temple sits within the park, offering great views of the surrounding area. A suspension bridge and a grotto also add charm to the lovely greenspace. Aside from sightseeing, park activities include picnics, ice skating, scenic walks, donkey rides, and puppet shows.
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Nov 4, 2007
Higuma is an inexpensive Japanese noodle shop serving Udon, Ramen, and Tempura amongst other standards of Japanese cuisine. The food is a good deal and right down the street from the Place de l'Opéra. Situated in a small enclave of Japanese shops and restaurants, Higuma makes for a great lunch between sight-seeing stops. A meal here costs about 10 €, so it`s acceptable:)
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Sep 20, 2007
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The
annual Circus Festival provides an unequalled opportunity to see top
international circus performers from famous schools together under one
roof, including acts from the Beijing Circus, the Moscow Circus, the
Knie Circus and local talent Ecole Fratellini. The aim is to bring
together young acrobats, animal trainers and clowns and to reveal new
and exciting trends in circus acts from traditional, modern and
experimental circus performances.
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Sep 5, 2007
Higuma is an inexpensive Japanese noodle shop serving Udon, Ramen, and Tempura amongst other standards of Japanese cuisine. The food is a good deal and right down the street from the Place de l'Opéra. Situated in a small enclave of Japanese shops and restaurants, Higuma makes for a great lunch between sight-seeing stops. A meal here costs about 10 €, so it`s acceptable:)
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