Tuesday, June 10, 2003
Paris France ; Splendid Hotel; La Cité des Sciences à Paris.
This weekend of Pentecost 2003 we went to Paris. Paris France of course! Having saved some Airmiles and loving to fly this time we did not go by car. We flew by our national pride KLM.
We stayed in our favorite hotel "Splendid Hotel " at 54, rue Fondary, 75015 Paris. We were not so lucky that we had the room with the view on the Eifel tour.
Three reasons to go there. First one was seeing some of our dear friends.
First evenig in town we went out for dinner with our friends. We had a wonderfull diner at Felini Restorante, 58 rue de la Croix Nivert , 75015 Paris. If you happen to be in the 15 district this is the place to eat. Good food and wine and friendly faces! Phone +0033(0)1 45 77 40 77. (unfortunately no website or e-mail known)
Second reason was seeing the exebition of Treasures of The Titanic (Trésor du Titanic) in the La Cité des Sciences à Paris. in Paris. it was a wonderfull exebition and we had a wonderfull day in the Cité as we wondered around after we saw "the Treasures".
Last reason was the exiting show of many trains on the Champs Elisée. Going back from the first build French train to the newest TGV.
We stayed in our favorite hotel "Splendid Hotel " at 54, rue Fondary, 75015 Paris. We were not so lucky that we had the room with the view on the Eifel tour.
Three reasons to go there. First one was seeing some of our dear friends.
First evenig in town we went out for dinner with our friends. We had a wonderfull diner at Felini Restorante, 58 rue de la Croix Nivert , 75015 Paris. If you happen to be in the 15 district this is the place to eat. Good food and wine and friendly faces! Phone +0033(0)1 45 77 40 77. (unfortunately no website or e-mail known)
Second reason was seeing the exebition of Treasures of The Titanic (Trésor du Titanic) in the La Cité des Sciences à Paris. in Paris. it was a wonderfull exebition and we had a wonderfull day in the Cité as we wondered around after we saw "the Treasures".
Last reason was the exiting show of many trains on the Champs Elisée. Going back from the first build French train to the newest TGV.
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