Travelling to Paris with a grandchild

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@JaneAnn how did the Paris trip go?

The Alevel English Language and Literature Anthology brought us here and we were just wondering.

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Yes indeed, Sarah Cox has written a travel memoir, may I suggest ‘Around the World in 80 Dates?’ It is very interesting and largely focuses on Jim Morrisons’ grave, as well as the visitors.

I have been told that La Tour Montparnasse is a cheaper alternative to the Eiffel Tower for great views of Paris and also that the roof of Galérie Lafayette is a must.

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Another vote for pickpockets, watch out they are watching you I lost my purse, a few Euros but cancelled CCs, just a lot of hassle.
Personally I give Paris a miss these days

Riviera Travel have an excellent short trip to Paris which includes visits to major sites, an evening coach trip to see the lights and some time to do as you please. I went on this a few years ago. It was well organised and not too expensive. The guide was invaluable when a member of the group sadly had her credit card stolen. A friend of mine took her young nephew on the same trip and he loved it.

This thread is from 2013.

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