Citadines Paris Didot Alesai Paris

3 out of 5 stars3 Stars - 29 Opinions

94, rue Didot, 14th Arr., Paris, Ile-de-France, 75014, France

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Citadines Porte de Versailles Paris

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  • Families90
  • Couples100
  • Solo75
  • Business66

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RER on New Year's Eve

by AuldHarry

Hi,

Does anyone know what time free transport commences on New Year's Eve and if this will include the RER link from CDG airport?

Thanks,

Harry.

Re: RER on New Year's Eve

by pfsmalo

The gratuity of transports starts at 17h00 the 31st until 12h00 midday on the 1st Jan. Metro, trains and RER included but these stop at 02h15 until ??? in the morning. Don't expect a full service from perhaps 23h00 on.

Travel Tips for Paris

Paris as a Native!

by Suet

I've never known houses to have AC in France. Or hotels. A very few restaurants may have. June isn't too hot, the evenings are beautiful sitting out in cafes. Old French buildings have thick walls which keep the rooms cool in the summer and warm in winter. You need to look for the *Acclimitise*(?) if you want to eat in a cool restaurant. Most people leave Paris in August/September for their holidays as it is hot in the City. Other than that, find a leafy shady parc to sit in where you can watch the old men playing petanque and have your picnic.

A romantic evening walk down by the Seine is quite beautiful. We lived in a very small studio appartement off Rue de Tolbiac. On Sundays we used to go to a restaurant around the corner and have a Paysan lunch of cassoulet, salad, dessert and a carafe of wine, cost then was 50 francs. About £5 each.

I miss walking into the Alimentation shop on the corner to pick up some wine and groceries, chat with Le Patron, wander down the leafy street to the appartement and prepare a simple supper of salad, bread, pate or cheese and wine. We dined on the very small balcony from which we could see Montparnasse and quite a few buildings lit up like Star Wars.

I deeply miss walking along Rue Moutard. Lots of market stalls late in the evening, selling superb food and meats. No traffic, relaxed warm evening, picking out what we would have for breakfast and lunch the next day. Perhaps an icecream to tide us over.

I enjoyed walking as far as I could throughout the Cite until my legs were weary, then taking the bus home. The buses and Metro share the same ticket system, you could buy a Carte Orange for a month and travel anywhere on both as many times as you liked, a really brilliant public transport system.

The Sacre Coeur in the north of Paris is truly remarkable. Quite a feat to get to, lots of steps or you could take a train to the top. Entering, you feel the cool tranquility of this massive space. I once was lucky enough to hear a Requiem sung by a nun with a truly angelic voice. The inside of the church is beautiful with gildings and carvings, the organ recitals are well worth hearing.

The last time I went in Paris...

by moniksss

The last time I went in Paris I have visited the capital by the Seine river. Very charming, I could stop on several quays and have a walk and then go back on the boat further.
What a great experience. I loved Paris because there is always a cafe near you. You can walked the city and discover a lot a great places.
It's unique.

Inside the dome ...

by shrimp56

... of Sacre-Coeur. Most of the pictures are of the wedding-cake exterior. They miss the inside which is much more interesting :)
.
Apparently you can no longer take pictures inside -- or no one stopped me:)))

Feel like a queen....

by eileencat1

On almost every conner there is a hair salon, but on my last day in Paris I went to Franck Provost.

If you purchase 4 Kerastase products you receive a free shampoo and style. It was so worth it, I felt like a queen when I came out.

All Over But I went here.
Franck Provost
35, rue Monge
75005 Paris
France
Tél. 01.43.54.09.28

In Paris, here are three quick...

by SilverVelvet

In Paris, here are three quick tips for making new French friends. First, it's important to show respect for the language by beginning conversations in French, even if the only phrase a visitor knows is 'Parlez-vous anglais?' Second, it's helpful to show additional respect by adding a 'madame/monsieur' to the end of a question. Third, the most important word in French is 'Bonjour.' When visiting shops, always say 'Bonjour' when entering and leaving even if visitors leave empty-handed. Use 'Bonsoir' in the evening.

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 Citadines Paris Didot Alesai Paris

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Address: 94, rue Didot, 14th Arr., Paris, Ile-de-France, 75014, France