My boyfriend and I recently went on a short holiday to Paris, staying three nights near the centre. The first day was spent going round the really touristy areas: we went up the Eiffel Tower, looked at the Arch de Triumph, walked down the Champs-Elysees, looked at the Egyptian obelisk, walked ... Read review
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Advantages: entertaining show, interesting exhibits Disadvantages: small, entirely in French
My boyfriend and I recently went on a short holiday to Paris, staying three nights near the centre. The first day was spent going round the really touristy areas: we went up the Eiffel Tower, looked at the Arch de Triumph, walked down the Champs-Elysees, looked at the Egyptian obelisk, walked through the Jardin des Tileries to the Louvre, and then collapsed with ice creams by Notre Dame to rest our aching feet. After a delicious dinner, we headed ... ...Then we had a problem. Having looked at so much on the first day, we weren't sure what to do on the second. Neither of us is much into art galleries. I'm not a great one for shopping and my boyfriend certainly isn't. At first glance, beyond the standard tourist traps, there isn't much to do in Paris that doesn't involve art or shopping. So, we looked through our guide books for museums that might interest us, and came across Musee de Curiosite et ...
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