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The Paris Travel Blog
May 21

Written by: TravelingProfessor
Friday, May 21, 2010 

 
Morning
 
Afternoon
Evening
Monday

General Orientation

Notre Dame

Conciergerie

St Chapelle

 
 
L
Orangerie

Tuilleries Gardens

Welcome Dinner

River Cruise (10 euros)

Tuesday

Musee Marmottan (9 euros)

Arc de Triomphe

U
Marais

Carnavalet Museum

Place des Vosges

Eiffel Tower

 
Wednesday

Giverney. Note that on this trip we will need to leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp.

 
N

Cluny Museum or Pantheon

 

Wine Bar or Jazz at  Café Petit Pont

Thursday
Versailles
 
C

Cluny Museum or Medical Museum

Orsay
Friday
Sacre Couer & Montmartre
H

You Pick and the Professor Will Take You

Louvre
Saturday

Flea Market/Shopping

 

The Professor Picks and Will Take You

Jazz at Café Petit Pont

Farewell River Cruise (10 euros)

Sunday

St. Sulpice Mass and Concert @ 10:30 a.m.

 
 
 

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Re: We Will Be in Paris May 24 Through June 30

Happy journey Professor Steve, and the same for the 14 travelers . I will follow you, and read your interesting and informative comments in your trip to Paris from monday May 24 to Sunday May 30.

By J.J. trezz on   Friday, May 21, 2010

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