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Train Jaune, a gallery on Flickr. Le Train Jaune, The Little Yellow Train by Eurostar If you fancy a day trip from Perpignan you could take the open top Train Jaune up into the Pyrenees and enjoy the stunning views … Continue reading →
26. October 2011 by Andy
Categories: eurostar deals |
Tags: Andorra, eurostar, flickr, france, French, french pyrenees, Gare du Nord, Languedoc, London, paris, Perpignan, petit train, Pyrenees, railway line, Railways, Roussillon, tourist train, train jaune, train ride, transport, UK, unesco world heritage, village, yellow train |
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Midnight in Paris is the name of the latest Woody Allen movie located in, and revolving around the city of Paris. I’m going to see it next Monday at the Barbican cinema, my favourite cinema outside of Paris itself, in … Continue reading →
11. October 2011 by Andy
Categories: paris |
Tags: barbican cinema, city of paris, classic films, french capital, London, midnight in paris, rotten tomatoes, woody allen, woody allen movie |
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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 →
21. May 2011 by Andy
Categories: art, paris-breaks |
Tags: Anish, anish kapoor, Art Paris, break, Breaks, champs elysees, exhibition, fine art, grand palais, Kapoor, leviathan, London, masterpiece, Monumenta, orbit, paris |
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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 →
03. October 2010 by Andy
Categories: art, museums, paris, rodin |
Tags: Breaks, Centre, france, London, Louvre, museum, paris, Pompidou, pompidou centre, rodin museum, Versailles |
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Paris Breaks to the 20th Arrondissement Ok, the idea of going on Paris breaks in order to hang out entirely in the 20th is only semi-serious, it would be a bit like visiting London in order to spend all your … Continue reading →
20. November 2009 by Andy
Categories: paris-breaks |
Tags: Abelard, arrondissement, Barbes, Bellevile, Belleville, Boulevard, break, Breaks, Communards, Commune, Edith Piaf, Gertrude Stein, Jim Morrison, Lachaise, London, Marcel Proust, Ménilmontant, Oscar Wilde, paris, Sanglante, Sarah Bernhardt |
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It seems obvious that rail travel must be more efficient than air travel right? So why are some airlines able to offer ridiculously cheap headline prices for international travel? Well there are two reasons. One way they fund the flights … Continue reading →
30. May 2009 by Andy
Categories: eurostar |
Tags: Alps, Ashford, aviation, Avignon, Brussels, Calais, carbon, carbon dioxide emissions, co2, Disneyland, Ebbsfleet, eurostar, eurostar train, Flying, greenhouse gas, high speed train, international travel, Lille, London, paris, rail travel |
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Passengers on the Eurostar to Paris these days are just as likely to be Parisians going home for a break as visiting Londoners. The number of French people living and working in London has exploded in recent years, fueled by … Continue reading →
29. April 2008 by Andy
Categories: french in London |
Tags: break, Euro, eurostar, french people, ken livingstone, living and working in london, London, london elections, Londoners, Mayor, mayor of paris, News, paris, Passengers |
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