Paris, France
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El Jarvo wrote: Yes, it's lovely.
But very expensive to drink.
If you stick to the wine it's not so bad
Last time i was there,i thought it looked dirty,
but then that was the red light district i was in 
Canadia
I liked it, but it was LOOOOONG ago. And when I visit cities I tend to spend me time looking for the bits that don't look like cities, parks, public gardens, you name it. Paris does rather well in that department.
Remember to pop into the Hilton, then when you get home you can tell all yer mates you've been inside Paris Hilton. (and that 600 other people were in at the same time!)
Canadia wrote:
El Jarvo wrote: Yes, it's lovely.
But very expensive to drink.
If you stick to the wine it's not so bad
Like I said, it's very expensive to drink.
I drink a lot of wine. 
Gazman wrote: Last time i was there,i thought it looked dirty,
but then that was the red light district i was in
Hmmm why am I not surprised! 
Canadia wrote:
Gazman wrote: Last time i was there,i thought it looked dirty,
but then that was the red light district i was in
Hmmm why am I not surprised!
Truth be known,we were at a gig
lovely place.
do the usual thing... pix at the Eiffel Tower, then explore and have fun; dinning, shopping, etc.
but be prepared to because, it will cost you, it's expeeeeeeeeeen$ive!
i hear it's filthy and unfriendly, so you're better off going to a smaller city, or better still, the countryside. i hate cities anyway.
Nope, I didn't visit the country of my ancestors yet.
I'm supposed to do a cruise around the mediterranean this autumn, so I will go to Marseille and Nice, but not Paris yet.
But it's in the plan for a near future, obviously this is the easiest place for me to travel since I speak french
His Holiness, The Pope wrote: i hear it's filthy and unfriendly, so you're better off going to a smaller city, or better still, the countryside. i hate cities anyway.
Only towards americans :p
Big place,but it is a shitheap!
Would most defo recommend seine trip,notre dame and the louvre.
Was 15 years since the last time i was there tho!
VERY,VERY EXPENSIVE! Try thew latin quarter for cheaper drinks and meals etc.
Dont buy Anything on the champs elysee,very expensive!
When I lived there, I had the feeling to run errands in service stations of the motorways network...
Spotnick wrote:
His Holiness, The Pope wrote: i hear it's filthy and unfriendly, so you're better off going to a smaller city, or better still, the countryside. i hate cities anyway.
Only towards americans :p
If we are friendly with the Americans in Paris, they are disappointed to see we are not unfriendly with them... On the other hand, they are so proud to be Americans when we are unfriendly with them... happy to see them more self-confident than ever when they go home!!! When I see them leave this way, I think that I made my possible to make them feel good in my country.
It takes a lot to keep stereotypes alive...
Spotnick wrote: Nope, I didn't visit the country of my ancestors yet.
I'm supposed to do a cruise around the mediterranean this autumn, so I will go to Marseille and Nice, but not Paris yet.
But it's in the plan for a near future, obviously this is the easiest place for me to travel since I speak french
you'd have a job going to paris on a cruise nic!
Jiphy wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
His Holiness, The Pope wrote: i hear it's filthy and unfriendly, so you're better off going to a smaller city, or better still, the countryside. i hate cities anyway.
Only towards americans :p
If we are friendly with the Americans in Paris, they are disappointed to see we are not unfriendly with them... On the other hand, they are so proud to be Americans when we are unfriendly with them... happy to see them more self-confident than ever when they go home!!! When I see them leave this way, I think that I made my possible to make them feel good in my country.
It takes a lot to keep stereotypes alive...
Me, I like to act like an @sshole abroad, then tell everybody I'm Canadian. Let's give them a bad rep, too! 
