33 Picture-Perfect Reasons to Love Paris

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33 Picture-Perfect Reasons to Love Paris
In Paris, romance and beauty seem to be around every corner. Not to mention some pretty iconic landmarks. In honor of Bastille Day on July 14, here are 33 photos that bring the city to life.

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Nice pictures. Where does one stay when they go to Paris ? Is there a ts here ?

Bill

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Nice pictures. Where does one stay when they go to Paris ? Is there a ts here ?

Bill

There are several TSs - many stay at Royal Regency which exchanges thru RCI and II. It is a Diamond resort (DRI)
http://www.intervalworld.com/web/cs?...ResortCode=GRY

Here is the link to II's offerings - more then half are getaway only
http://www.intervalworld.com/web/cs?...rance,%20Paris

Royal Holiday Club also has a property there - Citidines Bastille Gare De Lyon - just remember their resorts can change unexpectedly. (Meaning what they offer this year they might not offer next year.
I have stayed here and really liked the location.
http://www.citadines.com/en/france/p...utmk=255228168

To get Paris thru RCI, put your request in 2 years out for best results.

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Thanks for the information about Paris. How expensive are the travel costs over there? groceries, meals, bus, train, taxi, museums, sight seeing, etc.?

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Available through RCI right now:

Ars En Re [56]
Banyuls Sur Mer [60]
Canet en Roussillon [116]
Connelles [6]
Greoux les Bains [1]
Hyeres [3]
Isola [3]
Megeve [7]
Monaco [1]
Perols [1]
Roquebrune Cap Martin [4]
Saint Raphael [1]
Val d Isere [7]
Villeneuve Loubet [6]

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Thanks for the information about Paris. How expensive are the travel costs over there? groceries, meals, bus, train, taxi, museums, sight seeing, etc.?

I went for two weeks in 2010, one week in Paris and one week in Nice.

We ate in mostly local cafes and found the prices not to bad.
Because we were in TSs, we were able to eat breakfast in and usually one other meal - so each day lunch or dinner out.
Many cafes had price fix menus - grocery shopping was easy and affordable.
In Paris we bought the weekly subway/bus pass and in Nice we walked or took the one euro bus to get around.
In Paris, we bought the Paris Pass for 4 days and saw all the sites.

Looking forward to going back in 2013.

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Looking forward to going back in 2013.

You're going again?