...I'm going to Paris for five days at the end of the week and I'm wondering what sort of fun things there are to do there.
I've already been to Paris once and I've been to the Eiffel Tower and a few museums so I'm looking for something fun like a night club or something
I heard that if you 18 or 19 you can go to bars and drink.
I'm 15 but I look 18 or 19 so that should work out fine.

Do you guys have any suggestions?

"go to the sacre coeur at night teen usually hang out there or around there
there are some night clubs and night cafes"
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...Would like some info from those who would know how one can travel from Paris-either Charles De Gaulle or Orly to London ( UK) by road/coach travel- Will be landing at Charles De Gaulle airport-Can make way to the bus station from the airport but need some details
Any websites? Need this real ASAP Thanks

"Hello,

Coach isn't the most popular way to move from Paris to London but the company "euroline" has a direct and regular line between Charles de Gaulle airport and London... It takes about 7 hours and the price range is around 30-45 euros per adult (rebate possible for people under 26).
You will find schedules and prices on their website
http://www.eurolines.fr/?lang=ENG

But I would also consider train wich is pretty faster (Eurostar is an high speed train) from Paris Gare du Nord (direct access from Charles de gaulle by RER (train)) to downtown London.
Take a look at the eurostar site. Sometimes the prices are equal to coaches but train is much faster and offer some services (Bar, food, sometimes DVD player or books...)
http://www.eurostar.com"
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...I'll be staying at the Paris Marriott Rive Gauche Hotel & Conference Center in July. Are there any sidewalk cafes within walking distance? I also would like to ride on the double decker bus that takes you to all the tourist attractions. Is there a stop for that bus close? Thanks for the help.

"I haven't visited yet, but have been doing some research. It appears that there are good bakeries and cafes nearby. I looked at the reviews on tripadvisor.com, and many of them indicated that there are good eating establishments within walking distance.

There is a good website for the double decker buses - http://www.carsrouges.com/content/index.php

It looks to me like you may have to take the Metro to get to the starting point, but again, from the reviews I've read the Metro is easy to use, and there are two stops within a couple of blocks either direction out the front of the hotel.

The guidebook "Fodor's See It Paris" 3rd Edition is where I got the double decker bus info.

Our visit will be in November. Let me know how it goes. I hope this was helpful.

D."
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...Im going to paris in july and staying there for one month,Im a single male,so I need to know:
1- night life,best clubs and bars where I can meet ppl and make friends and hook up!!

2-Day life and where to spend the day

3-main events with young crowd!!

"Try to buy Pariscope in newstands every Wednesday.

You will get television and theatres programs, club venues and many interesting pieces of information on activities in Paris."
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...I've asked some questions about hotels in Paris and I have gotten several answers that say to stay in the center of Paris. Where is that? Is this hotel close to the center of Paris? Paris Marriott Rive Gauche Hotel & Conference Center - 17 , Boulevard Saint Jacques. Or is this one better - Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe Hotel - 39 Avenue de Wagram. We want to visit the tourist attractions and need to stay at a Marriott or a Renaissance hotel. Where should we stay? I know we can take the Metro from any location, but it would be nice to be close so we can go back to the hotel and rest during the day.

"The centre of Paris is deemed by the authorities to be the square facing the main entrance of Notre Dame cathedral. Anywhere with a radius of 2 kilometres can be considered Central Paris.

The Paris Marriott Rive Gauche Hotel & Conference Center - 17, Boulevard Saint Jacques. is a lot further out than your original suggestion being situated to the south of the river near the Perphérique and a major rail terminal - can be noisy as that road never sleeps, neither does the rail terminal. Only a cemetary separates the hotel from the rail terminal."
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...I need help picking a hotel in Paris. I have to stay at a Marriott or a Renaissance. I want to see the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and ride a double decker bus. I'd also like to eat at a sidewalk cafe. It would be nice to be able to see the Eiffel Tower from the hotel. Also, it would be nice if the hotel is close to the tourist attractions so I can go back and rest during the day. I don't plan on doing any shopping.

Here are my options. If anyone has stayed at any of these, I'd appreciate your feedback on the hotel and the area.

Thanks in advance to all for your help!



Renaissance Paris Vendome Hotel
4, Rue du Mont Thabor
Paris, 75001 France

Paris Marriott Hotel Champs-Elysees
70 Avenue des Champs-Elysees
Paris, 75008 France

Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe Hotel
39 Avenue de Wagram
Paris, 75 017 France

Renaissance Paris Hotel Le Parc Trocadero
55-57 Avenue Raymond Poincare
Paris, 75116 France

"i'm planning my vacation trip too!! what really helps is

http://www.expedia.com/

they have comparisons of every kind for you to make your choice."
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"Well, I promise you that you will see a lot of beautiful women in Paris but the news about actually meeting them isn't as good.

I notice you're from Australia, certainly one of the friendliest and most informal places on Earth. You'll find the French considerably more reserved and formal than Aussies (or Americans) which does make getting to know people considerably more difficult.

So if you're thinking of Paris for a whirlwind romance you're probably going to be disappointed."
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