Hotel Flora Paris

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Hotel Class: 3 out of 5 stars3 Stars - 15 Opinions

angle blvd. Magenta, 10 Arr., Paris, Ile-de-France, 75010, France

 

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Orly to Metro Cardinal Lemoine

by MapleMoose

Our hotel is within a block of Metro Cardinal Lemoine so I am trying to figure an affordable path to and from from Orly by RER/Metro. I say affordable because after looking at the website one of the RER lines (B I believe) would cost almost as much as a taxi for 2. I have tried but have not reached a comfort level so I am throwing it to the experts on here. Merci.

Re: Orly to Metro Cardinal Lemoine

by cubsur

Interesting! When I put that journey into the trip planner at www.ratp.info it told me to walk to Jussieu then take bus 67 to STADE CHARLETY-PORTE DE GENTILLY the the ORLYBUS from there to the airport.

Overall journey 33 minutes (including the walk) and so far as I can make out €6,40 for the ORLYBUS and €1,60 for the other bus ride.

That options is about 20 minutes faster than using RER B.

Re: Orly to Metro Cardinal Lemoine

by MapleMoose

Thank you. As I suspected, the best solution would be over 30 Euros for 2 with multiple transfers so a taxi may be better. There seems to be a dozen alternatives but none that are convenient to that area, especially carrying luggage after an overnight flight! We are going in August and I understand that it is "vacances month". Will the traffic be lighter for taxis at that time? Along the same line but off topic, can we expect the Metro to be any less crowded during August or are the locals just replaced by tourists?

Re: Orly to Metro Cardinal Lemoine

by MapleMoose

Thanks again. I have finally located interactive maps which show the location of Antony and Pont-de-Rungis. This makes a big difference in my comprehension and now I have some comfort in the options. One point of clarification I need though is the RER stop at Cluny la Sorbonne. It appears on the map that the stop is at St. Michel. However, the route planner shows my path (when I say I want to go from Metro Cardinal Lemoine to Gare du Nord) as being to RER B at Cluny and then to Gare du Nord. Is there something different about Michel and Cluny. Are they connected maybe?

Travel Tips for Paris

Mimi and her puppy at Fouquets

by davequ


♫♫ Rich relations give
Crust of bread and such ...
You can help yourself
But don't take too much

Mama may have
and Papa may have...
but God bless the child that's got his own
That's got his own ♫♫

Songwriter: A. Herzog Jr / Billie Holiday
Champs Elysees 09/'03
for romantics only

One night in '03 I was nursing a typically overpriced 7-Euro espresso on a sidewalk terrace outside Fouquet's when along came a lady:
barefoot / back bent; shuffling slowly through the passersby with a hand outstretched, silently begging for change.

What struck me was that the little dog following her on the leash moved with identical hangdog, slow body language. (see photo)

Fouquet's has tight security, but as long as she didn't bother
their customers, they allowed her to beg people walking by for money.
I took a few photos of her, which she allowed me to do, but her expression and posture changed, saying essentially,

"Nothing is free, tourist."

At first I only gave her a small amount.
She inspected the coin, stared at me, and again without a word, only with gesture, let me know it was not enough.
I went over to her and after giving her a larger amount, she agreed to talk with me.

Her name is Mimi, and her dog's name is Schuider (sounds like shwee-dare).

I asked if I could pet her sad little dog: Mimi gave me reserved permission.
As I knelt down to pet him, Schuider came alive:
his posture changed to friendly enthusiasm: tail wagging, jumping up on me with kisses galore.

Then with a look, Mimi quickly let me know recess was over: Schuider instantly sagged back into his previous sad & fearful posture.

Later after she had moved on, I asked one of the Fouquet's security men about her.
He said she is there every evening, rain or shine.
I asked if she was authentique, or just a hustler.

He told me she makes just enough money from begging to provide food and a small flat for her and her dog.

I shook my head, saying that is not what I meant.

Bluntly I asked him: " is Mimi for real, or is she just a pain in the ass?"
He thought for a moment, then smiled and said it all in one brief sentence:

"This is her job ."

Stake your claim!

by morgane1692

Paris was made for walking and exploring and finding your own little corner to enjoy in your way. Even along the busy Seine, you can block out the world and lose yourself in your book, as this lucky gentleman did here...

Paris streets - Rue Benjamin Franklin

by kris-t

Benjamin Franklin lived in Passy (which was just a village separate from Paris) during the nine years that he lived in France during the American Revolutionary War. His monument plaged on rue Benjamin Franklin near the Trocadero.

Take to the Streets

by hquittner

Sorbonne student gatherings take place by marching on the streets leading from the University buildings to the Place Edmond-Rostand outside the Luxembourg Gardens or to the Place de la Sorbonne via the Blvd. St.-Michel. (See our Tip of Things to Do under Sorbonne, 2/07). These are make-shift "campus locations".

Packing List

by Robinski9

Adventure Travel Oh, yeah. When you go to a 'pharmacie', you'll more than likely have to tell the attendant what you need and they'll get it for you. They don't have big aisles to browse. So bring your own embarrassing personal hygeine products with you, if you're shy! :) ROFL...

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Address: angle blvd. Magenta, 10 Arr., Paris, Ile-de-France, 75010, France