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  • A Parisian Revelation Paris was rated by Frommers as one of the top 10 walk-able cities in the world and I discovered how true it was when I got there. It was filled with scenic garden, river and iconic buil Posted by jokermiss in A Beacon Somewhere Around The World | Oct 10, 2011
  • Barcelona, Marseille, Lyon, Nice and Cinque Terre!Hi all, Sorry for the delayed update – didn’t have free wifi in our past two hostels. We’ve been up to a fair bit since the last blog – having finished with both Spain and France and beginning our journey Posted by rossandemily11 in Ross and Emily | Oct 9, 2011
  • WEI- L'Week-End IntegrationWEI stands for Le Week-End d’Integration. Integration weekend is something that most (if not all) universities in France do to “integrate” their first-year students. To be honest, it’s like a friendly version of hazing. It’s organized by the student assoc Posted by lhampikian in Une fille américaine | Oct 9, 2011
  • Bienvenue á Paris!Although the journey to get here was a little rough (having our flight canceled, a 12 hour layover in Philly, and arriving a day later than planned).. the first days here were dedicated to resting and adjusting to the new Posted by AshleyOlmos in quand je serai grande.... | Sep 10, 2011
  • October Travels, Meetings and Birthday!The travelling hat has been very busy having meetings in Paris, and almost no time for adventures. The hat's human companion brings the hat to the meetings, and he chuckles to himself with thoughts of the travelling hat, together Posted by TravellingHat in Adventures of the Travelling Hat | Oct 7, 2011
  • Ciao Italia...Bienvenue en France!What could a trip to Italy be without a visit to Venezia! It was with great anticipation that we boarded the train in Verona heading two hours away to Venice. I couldn't visualize in my head a city Posted by clarkesabroad in The Clarke's Magical Mystery Tour | Oct 7, 2011
  • London to ParisWednesday 5-10-11 Yesterday we climbed the Monument in London (311 spiral steps) and visited the Tower bridge. Had a play with the models of the bridge and took many photos of the area. There were beautiful heavy clouds which made for Posted by GIJude in The J's Big Adventure | Oct 6, 2011
  • A day to remember!!Sunday 11th September 2011 Decided to move on, cos we can. Left Boulogne-sur-mer heading towards Dieppe. Stopped for lunch just outside a place called Berck. Then carried on, overtook a tractor and BANG! Pulled over, as the tractor sailed past Posted by Paul and linda in Will we ever get there..... | Sep 11, 2011
  • Seeing the sights... Saturday 10th September 2011 Looked around the old walled town of Boulogne-sur-mer Very nice as long as you danced around the dog shit. Got embroiled in a wedding while looking around the Town Hall We’re probably in their photos! Parused the A Posted by Paul and linda in Will we ever get there..... | Sep 10, 2011
  • OKTOBERFEST I just realized that I haven't written a new post since Monday of last week, and my life moves much too fast here for me to remem Posted by la vita bella in La Vita Bella | Oct 3, 2011
  • October Travels, RestingThey say home is where you hang your hat. The travelling hat is, however, acutely mindful that the curtains in this r Posted by TravellingHat in Adventures of the Travelling Hat | Oct 3, 2011
  • The Last 10 Days - Part 1 of 2Hello all! Sorry I've been out of commission, the work load last week was ridiculous - 2 papers, a final for a short class and 2 take home tests! Anyways, I'm gonna do a run down of the last 10 Posted by Traveling Spoon in The Traveling Spoon | Oct 3, 2011
  • Barcelona to MonacoAnother long travelling day. We did 700kms today. It’s not really that bad because we have a break every 2 ½ hours and we manage to have a nap or two as we go. We left Barcelona at 8am and Posted by shazdrew in Drew and Sharon's Travels | Oct 2, 2011
  • Not just Lyon aroundThe train trip to Lyon (which has a lion as a city symbol, which is cool given the name) was delayed, but pretty easy once it got going. I had to change trains to get to Lyon Perrache, from where Posted by sammyhez in Sam's 2011 Travels | Oct 2, 2011
  • Back on trackNothing turned up, much to my disappointment. I eventually got to Marseille, had some food, checked in to my room and made contact with Australia before wandering the streets for hours looking for some toiletries to replace those that were Posted by sammyhez in Sam's 2011 Travels | Oct 2, 2011
  • A bit of a blowI woke up early and packed, then took the Metro from Drassanes, then a regional train to Cerbere, on the French border. We all had our passports checked, and I jumped on another train to Perpignan, where I wanted to Posted by sammyhez in Sam's 2011 Travels | Oct 2, 2011
  • October Travels, Part 2The travelling hat traveled to France, and even though the train from the airport was delayed, decided instantly that it was rather fond of Paris. During its travels, the travelling hat made fun of all the tourists trying to Posted by TravellingHat in Adventures of the Travelling Hat | Oct 2, 2011
  • A taste of cultureI’ve just glanced at the clock. As of this very minute I have officially been in Lyon for one week. So far, being homesick has only set in twice. Once on my first day when I was afraid to order Posted by lhampikian in Une fille américaine | Sep 29, 2011
  • The Da Vinci CodeAfter Wednesday’s marathon effort, I had a bit of a rest on Thursday morning. I think I actually strained a muscle from all that walking, or, more likely, I just need to harden up. I walked first to Montmartre, Paris’s most Posted by sammyhez in Sam's 2011 Travels | Sep 28, 2011
  • ArtistryWednesday was even bigger than Tuesday. I was up early to get to the Louvre before the queues built up, and it was only twenty minutes before I was free to explore what must be the world’s biggest art collection. Posted by sammyhez in Sam's 2011 Travels | Sep 28, 2011
  • Paris in the autumnMonday morning, and I was off on my last mini-trip before I start my big Eurotrip. I packed my bags in the morning for destination Paris, and Rich gave me a lift to the station. But the train was running Posted by sammyhez in Sam's 2011 Travels | Sep 28, 2011
  • Bordeaux to LourdesAnother nice day today. We had breakfast at 7am and left the hotel at 8am. We drove into the centre of Bordeaux and picked up our local tour guide, Bruno. We drove all around Bordeaux for about an hour with Posted by shazdrew in Drew and Sharon's Travels | Sep 26, 2011
  • A really really really huge bridgeMillau Viduct... highly recommended you go see this next time you are driving off the beaten track through France!!!! It is one hell of an eye sore in the middle of the french countryside but by gosh is it impressive. Posted by zrimmy in National Zrimpoon's European Vacation | Sep 26, 2011
  • A day at the SeaquariumHi there everyone!!!! So as our trip has been coming closer and closer to the end, like any great trip, we have been adjusting our plans as we go depending on time it takes us to get everyone and new things Posted by zrimmy in National Zrimpoon's European Vacation | Sep 26, 2011
  • The Journey Continues A lot has changed since the last time I wrote last week, so I'll do my best to bring everything up to speed... Friday was a pr Posted by la vita bella in La Vita Bella | Sep 26, 2011
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