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hunnieb11 asked:


I am going to France (two weeks in Paris and one week in Basque Country). I was wondering where, other than the typical places, should I visit in Paris and St. Jean de Luz? I will also be there for Bastille Day in Paris, what are some things I shoudl do that day? Thanks!

Alex D asked:


I will be visiting paris with my family and we will be arriving in paris on the 14th of july around 6pm; we’ll miss the parade but should be well in time for the fireworks; any hints or tips for viewing locations or other things appreciated!

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Monsieur Kermit asked:


Obviously it’s a different culture in terms of service length of meals. So I get that part.

I’m just curious if there are “Americanized” places or a lot of fast food places.

This may be sacreligious, but I’m not all that interested in “fine dining”. One or two prime meals would be great, but beyond that I just want to sustain myself.

I’m in Paris for a week (including Bastille Day), so am I going to be alright finding quicker places, or am I better off finding a market to buy some food to eat on the run.
Thanks James B.
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Daniel Jowssey asked: As the old song says, Paris is at its best in springtime, even if it is sometimes a little wet. In winter Paris has all sorts of cultural events going on, while in summer the weather is warm and lazy – sometimes sizzling. In August, when Parisians flee for the beaches to the west and south, many restaurateurs lock up and leave town too, but this is changing rapidly and you’ll find considerably more places open in summer than even a decade ago. Things can get a bit hectic around Bastille Day and towards the end of the year so reservations at this time are a good idea.One of the favorite attractions in Paris is the Paris Dinner Cruise. The Bateaux Parisiens is a boat cruise through Paris with views of the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower. You will hear a singer, violin music and other musicians on this dinner cruise. The dinner cruise is spectacular for everyone. The food is divine and views of Paris are amazing. Because the boat has openness with transparent enclosures, everyone sees everything. A trip to Paris and a diner cruise is just what you need for a wonderful night of romance.

Romance and cheap holidays to Paris might find you in the famous Le Lido De Paris. The remarkable nightclub is one that you can visit for a show or a show and dinner. Le Lido De Paris is one of the finest nightclubs you will ever have a chance to experience. If you like the cabaret shows, Le Bal Du Monlin Rouge is a fantastic place to see a show. Cheap holidays to Paris cannot get any better than this. You are in for a treat when you plan your nights at a show or a dinner cruise in Paris.

The best way to get a full look at Paris in one day is with the full day tour of Paris. The shuttle will take you to the highlighted areas of Paris to give you a feel of the city before you venture out on your own. The tour takes you to Louvre Museum, where you are introduced to the main rooms at the museum. Later, you will find yourself at the Eiffel Tower for lunch. Here you can take some time to explore the tower. Then you travel to the Notre Dame Cathedral where you will see a beautiful sight. The river ride is a great way to see areas you would not see if you were walking the streets of Paris.

Cheap holidays to Paris will leave you with nothing but fun and excitement. Disneyland Paris is fun filled time for the family or for anyone. You are never too young or to old for Disneyland. Spend the entire day having fun and remember what it was like to be a kid. Parents have more fun than the kids do sometimes. If you need some relaxation, you might find some other areas of Paris just as delightful.

The markets throughout Paris are the perfect way to enhance your cheap holidays to Paris. Everyone loves to shop and the markets have something for everyone. You will find something that amuses or amazes you. Paris has an area of interest around every corner. If you thought the Louvre Museum was exciting on the day tour, you might want to head back there and spend some leisurely time seeing the other parts of the museum that you might not have seen. There is always something to do in Paris whether it is romantic or for family fun.

Monsieur Kermit asked:


Obviously it’s a different culture in terms of service length of meals. So I get that part.

I’m just curious if there are “Americanized” places or a lot of fast food places.

This may be sacreligious, but I’m not all that interested in “fine dining”. One or two prime meals would be great, but beyond that I just want to sustain myself.

I’m in Paris for a week (including Bastille Day), so am I going to be alright finding quicker places, or am I better off finding a market to buy some food to eat on the run.
Thanks James B.
Awesome stuff!

Alex D asked:


I will be visiting paris with my family and we will be arriving in paris on the 14th of july around 6pm; we’ll miss the parade but should be well in time for the fireworks; any hints or tips for viewing locations or other things appreciated!

Ben Jackson asked:


Have you experienced Bastille Day in Paris?? If not, consider planning your next vacation for July 14th to experience this historical celebration. This date in Paris represents the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris in 1789 as well as the 1st major event of the French Revolution. When you are planning your trip to Paris, make sure to search the extensive list of Paris hotels to find the one that is most suitable for your needs during your memorable vacation and one that is near one of these important celebrations:

1. Fireworks

Fireworks are a significant part of the Bastille Day and are celebrated across the city of Paris. The biggest celebrations are held near the Eiffel Tower, the Saint Germain des Pres district and around the Montparnasse. While these are not the only places across Paris that hold these celebrations, if you are looking to experience the largest fireworks celebrations in Paris, you will want to make plans to attend one of these 3. To ensure that you are within walking distance, consider staying at one of the following Eiffel Tower hotels: the Eiffel Seine, the Hotel Sezz or the Eiffel Capitol. Any one of these 3 Paris hotels will be sure to impress you.

2. Bal du 14 Juillet

Bal du Juillet happens the night before Bastille Day and is described as a giant dance party. A different theme is introduced every year and the participants and entertainers wear colorful costumes and the area is filled with exciting cultural live music. When you are searching Paris hotels, consider staying in the area near Bastille. Three of the top choices for Bastille hotels are the Le Marceau Bastille, the Bastille Speria and the Hotel Paris Bastille.

3. Paris Military Parade

On the afternoon of Bastille Day, an impressive military parade can be seen in the area of Champs Elysees. Bastille Day is similar in significance to the 4th of July in the United States or Canada Day. The parade is the oldest and largest military parades in the world and is widely attended. To select a Paris hotel near this historical event, consider the Hotel de Castiglione, the Hotel Marignon Champs- Elysees or the Claridge Bellman.

No matter which Paris hotel you choose to stay in, if you visit near Bastille Day, you are sure to experience a historical celebration in one of the best cities in the world.