Tag Archives for Breaks
Rue des Saules, Montmartre, Paris
Rue des Saules is at Montmartre, with great views across Paris. It’s a leafy, cobbled street, cool and shady and usually much quieter than the nearby hustle and bustle of the front of Mantmartre and the famous square, so great … Continue reading
Art Paris Preaks – Anish Kapoor’s Leviathan
Outside Anish Kapoor’s Leviathan, a photo by John Elmslie on Flickr. Fine Art lovers should Hurry up and book Paris breaks this spring if you want to see this impressive masterpiece. From May 11 to June 23, the artist Anish … Continue reading
Paris Breaks to see Museums
Some of the most popular museums in the world are in Paris so visiting museums and galleries is a clear purpose for taking Paris breaks from London and elsewhere. There are 31 national museums, including the Georges Pompidou Centre, and … Continue reading
20 Paris Neighbourhoods for Paris Breaks
Paris Breaks in different parts of the city The arrondissments of Paris are more than just a type of postcode system. Each of the 20 Paris arrondissements possesses a unique style and flavour, to some extent, and they are talked … Continue reading
Paris Breaks Restaurants – Tartempion
Paris – Tartempion Originally uploaded by Añelo de la Krotsche Tartempion restaurant is located in Montmartre on Rue du Mont Cenis which is just off the famous Place du Tertre. It’s one of the many restaurants which are in the … Continue reading
Happy New Year from Paris Breaks
Paris Breaks blog wishes everybody a Happy New Year for 2010 and we hope you get to visit Paris as many times as you’d want to next year. During 2009 we posted twenty three times on the Paris breaks blog, … Continue reading
Paris Breaks with Holiday Inn
Do you prefer your Paris breaks with more of an international standard feel and all the modern luxuries of a big well known hotel chain? If so you might consider the Holiday Inn at La Villette, Paris for the full … Continue reading
Paris breaks in the 7th
The chances are that nearly all first time Paris breaks cover the 7th arrondissement, largely because of the iconic Eiffel Tower which dominates both Paris itself and the idea of Paris so it’s an aspiration which simply has to be … Continue reading
Restaurant VAT cut boosts Paris breaks
As of 1st July 2009, VAT on all restaurants and cafes in France has been cut from 19.6 per cent to 5.5 per cent, a huge reduction leading to big savings for consumers. This translates into a saving of approximately … Continue reading