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copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
Paris has 20 arrondissements, each with its own city hall ("Mairie"), mayor and four quarters (probably based on the old parish system). Lacking major tourist attractions but full of authentic charm and history, the 17th is quite something. Haussmann's replanning of the city on a major scale in the 19th century can clearly be seen here, and there are beautiful buildings, large and small, from that period. A "villa" is an impasse or a group of buildings (usually), and at least one can be seen on this clip. These tend to be highly desirable places to live.
Le Petit Ceinture was an outer/innerbelt rainway system encircling Paris. It fell into disuse long ago. Up until a few years ago, once per year or so, people could ride parts of it for fun, but I think that has stopped. Some of this sadly abandoned but useful rail line (corruption and bad planning the culprits) can be seen in this clip, though it just appears as an oasis of green trees to your left. Parts of it have been covered with tennis courts and such. Now, Paris is having to reinstall tramway systems at great cost and inconvenience. It's a darn shame and something most cities let happen -- buses were promoted.
Sundays are very quiet in France, and most of Paris is closed on Sundays, but we visited the Square de Batignolles, a beautiful park designed by Haussmann, an oasis of green with a duck pond, water features, an orangerie, a tiny grotto, and places to chill out. A walk in the Batignolles quarter of the 17th revealed beautiful buildings, mews-like streets and plazas, quite a few restaurants, florists and cafés open and busy, and NO TOURISTS ANYWHERE. It has a village-like feeling, yet is elegant as can be, despite train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare and a huge construction project for an Olympic Village which never happened. A great many big hotels have gone up here and are still going up, and if you like the Ibis chain, you might consider their huge tower here. Your stay in Paris will show you some of the real character of the city if you stay around here, and remember, the métro system is pretty darn user-friendly. Yes, it closes overnight, but neither Paris nor France in general are "night" places. The smartest visitors get up early and do their sightseeing in the morning, first thing, stopping at noon for lunch and a siesta, going back out in the afternoon to stroll, shop and hang out.
The closest métro is "Ternes" on the 2 line.
Money is no object when you live here. Blissfully unaware that recessions rage elsewhere, Parisians are upbeat in their uptight, trank-popping way, as our GDP roared last year and is up so much this year, the economy appears overheated in some respects.
I continue to note the barelegged Parisian ladies, something I noticed on my first visit here in 1993. "Only mistresses and prostitutes wear stockings."
I was dressed to kill, ready for a power meeting with some PTB. Stylish shoes, but a spare pair for the long ride home to the near-suburb in which I reside, for my tired feet. I never wear diamonds before 6 pm, but chose my battle togs carefully this morning. Even the scent must be "just so" in Paris. ALIEN seemed right this morning, ha ha! That's how I feel these days, anyway!
I had to get up at 5:30 am -- you should allow two full hours to get from point A to point B in Paris. If you're early, great -- you can sit and pull yourself together, so they won't see a hair out of place. If you have a little cash on you, or a lot of cash (for this part of town) you can buy something refreshing "au zinc," standing at a café counter. I had time for that this morning -- five whole minutes -- and there's a super short clip up of the cute place I ducked into for a bitter slurp of the forever-undrinkable, foul-tasting coffee they serve in France. Ha ha! Don't even THINK about ordering tea here! If you don't drink alcohol and have a discrimating palate, you might just go thirsty in this fine Republic.
The organic shop is part of a chain called NATURALIA, and their website is www.naturalia.fr
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
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- published: 27 Apr 2011
- views: 1396
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
Check out that street full of mansions! We checked the Internet when we got home and these are very famous buildings. Most were city single-family homes. "Hôtel Particulier" is French for "mansion."
Few people visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a shame. When you get near the outer city limits of Paris, things tend to get VERY interesting. Everyone who visits tends to stay in the center. Many of the near-suburbs which have borders contiguous with Paris are terrific, and there are métros, buses, tramways and rentabikes to get you there and back. These can be the smartest places to stay -- way cheaper, more "authentic," and perfectly connected to the city itself by a very good public transportation system.
I met an Australian lawyer here on business, and he always stays in a hotel at the métro stop MAIRIE DE CLICHY. He just takes the métro to his appointments from there, loves the prices and the shops and services -- way affordable by Paris standards. I recommend the hotel F1 on Avenue Lenine in Saint-Denis, but beware, it's only 39 euros per night, this is where smart budget travelers stay, and it's often fully booked. There's a full range of shops and services nearby, quite a bit of free legal parking, many ways to get into Paris for the price of a ticket, lots of local sites of interest, and so on. If you stay there, try to get a room overlooking the cemetery, however. Avenue Lenine is noisy.
Sunday is down-time in France. Everyone recharges their batteries. Most of Paris shuts down on Sundays but the city has many museums it runs which are free to the public, for your after-lunch culture fix. Sunday lunch in France is long, pastry is eaten, and everyone talks and unwinds. Try to get invited to someone's home -- always bring flowers. Never bring wine! The etiquette here is complex!
- published: 03 Aug 2011
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I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload this clip anyway. This is Rue de Bayen in Paris, near Metro "Ternes" on the 2 line. There was a lovely but pricey market running here this morning -- it probably does every Wednesday morning. This is, of course, a posh area ("portside out starboard home") and was fun for me to gawk at, dressed up as though I belonged there, ha ha!
Traffic is noisy, and without screens for the windows, or air conditioners, and having only single-pane glass windows in most cases, many of these fancy residences are surely quite noisy (but the well to do always have a place in the country, no matter how modest). The air is foul here, and the soot from the pollution atrocious. Always carry a small bottle of water with you -- the dirty air makes your mouth dry and nasty-tasting, and if you don't have something to drink with you, you'll end up in one costly café after another! Which can be lovely if you have deep pockets . . .
I noticed again today what I've noticed for years -- women don't wear stockings here in Paris. "Stockings are only for mistresses and prostitutes." They go bare-legged happily from about March until October, often looking smashing. I don't know how they pull it off. But they do, even when their hairstyles are dreadful. It's just amazing.
The French tend to be petit -- "fine-boned." In fact, statistically speaking, they're the second-shortest nationality in the EU, second only to the Portuguese (who are also the worst drivers, second only to the French). I rarely see very obese people here, except in my poor ghetto nabe, or where there are lots of North Africans -- whether black or Arab, they all seem to be very chunky. Elsewhere, they tend to be maddeningly slender. Many have no asses! No butts! It's hard not to stare. They're practically concave!!
It took me an hour and a half to get to my appointment from where I live, close to the Paris city limits. Give yourself lots of traveling time in Paris. It's not a big city, but it takes a long time to get from point A to point B. If you arrive early, have a seat and watch the world go by. And feel like the inferior non-French lowly life form that you are! No one can make you feel small as can a Parisian! Their aim is true, and your self-esteem will vanish like your money, in this city!
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
- published: 27 Apr 2011
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/64
Large one bedroom apartment in the Batignolles area of the 17th arrondissement. 50 sq meters (530 sq ft) on the ground floor with views to a pretty garden courtyard.
Living room with open kitchen, beautiful paintings and antique furniture.
The bedroom is the size of a large suite with adjoining bathroom with bath.
The apartment would suit a couple ideally or with a child or a third person.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one person.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
Right across the road from our property: Mariotte,the location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and top of the Champs Elyses.
The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and a closer smaller garden square with pond and ducks.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera.
Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop:Villiers.
- published: 12 Mar 2014
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/55/
Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartment between Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe.
Close to restaurants and food markets the property is ideal for a family of 4 to 5 or two couples.
The apartment is on the second floor of a period property with elevator. There is a large entrance hallway with all bedrooms and living room leading off it. The living room is two rooms combined to create one large living area with two fireplaces and three French windows with balconies.
The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher and all other mod cons family sized fridge, full oven and microwave the washing machine is in the large bathroom.
A dining area off the kitchen has seating for 6. The apartment has been totally refurbished by an architect and everything is new.
The main bedroom has a queen size bed and the second bedroom has two single beds and an extra mattress is available to use for a 3rd child.(see extra charge).
Both bedrooms have tall French windows and their own closets. There is also another walk-in closet off the hallway.
The bathroom has a window, two sinks and bath with shower, bidet and WC.
The view out of the balconies in the living room and bedrooms overlooks the gardens where Garden Mariotte and Garden 2 are located and the street is very quiet with hardly any cars.
Minimum 6/7 nights.
No Smoking
Location
In the newly trendy Batignolles area close to Montmartre to the East, the Champs Elysees to the west and the Shopping area of the Grands Boulevards to the south it is both traditional and up and coming.
From here you can reach the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the Champs Elysees in 5mns, walk to the Parc Monceau in 10 mns or reach Montmartre in less than 5mns by metro.
To get to the Grands Magasins like Galleries Lafayette and Printemps catch the 66 bus almost outside the house and it will take about 7 minutes! Stay on the bus for an extra stop and you reach Opera. If you walk 10 mns from the apartment you can catch the No 80 bus which takes you to the Eiffel Tower.
- published: 09 May 2014
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Comfortable newly renovated two-bedroom apartment in the 17th arrondissement.
The area known as the Batignolles close to Montmartre has a real village feel, far from the bustle and noise of the big avenues. It has a bobo (Bourgeois Bohemian) atmosphere, with convivial and trendy restaurants. The nerve centre of the quarter is located at the Eglise des Batignolles, not far from the Square des Batignolles.
This 70 sq metres (753 sq ft) apartment on the second floor walk up has views to a pretty garden courtyard.
A large living room with a sofa bed and separate dining room with open kitchen makes sharing this apartment very easy. There are 2 bedrooms with queen size beds or the master bedroom can have 2 separate single beds.
The second bedroom is off the master bedroom but can also be reached via a corridor off the living room.
The apartment contains 2 WC's one in the main bathroom which has a walk-in shower and can be reached from the living room or the second bedroom and one off the dining room with it's own sink.
The apartment would suit two couples or up to 5 adults or a family with 3 children.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one or two persons.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
The Garden2 apartment is located upstairs from our ground floor Garden Mariotte (1 bedroom apartment) and across the road from our other 2 bedroom apartment called Mariotte so this is great spot for combining your trip with other families or for large parties -- between the 3 apartments we can welcome up to 14 people.
The location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and to the top of the Champs Elyses. The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and the closer smaller garden Square des Batignolles with duck pond and children's play area.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera. Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop "Villiers".
- published: 10 Dec 2013
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Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com/) furnished apartment video tour. Our tour today takes us to a lovely one bedroom apartment located near the Arc of Triomphe in the 17th district of Paris. To learn more about this apartment, be sure to check it out on the website: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/2004.
Passing through a charming courtyard, this apartment is located on the 4th floor (5th floor US) of a walk up building. Upon entering the apartment, you will find yourself in a hallway that leads to the living room. This furnished living room is equipped with a TV. Wifi internet access is also available throughout the apartment.
The fully equipped kitchen has everything you will need to prepare meals during your stay, including a microwave. Of course dishware and utensils are provided. Near the kitchen, next to the windows you will find a table and chairs where you can enjoy your meals. Heading back toward the entryway, you will find the bedroom. This furnished bedroom is equipped with a double size bed.
Lastly is the bathroom. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and shower. Towels are provided for your stay.
Now that we have seen the apartment, let's head out and visit the surrounding neighborhood. On the street, rue Poncelet, you will find a nice market where you can buy fruits and vegetables. Both the market and the street have a great ambiance. A few streets further you'll find the beautiful Russian cathedral, with its traditional orthodox Russian facades and magnificent golden dome. Of course, we must mention the famous Arc of Triumph. Designed for Napoleon and his Grand Army in 1806, from this point, 12 avenues spring out into the city of Paris. It is located by the famous shopping street, Champs Elysees, and to learn more about this area, check out this video tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v;=5qz6-ERBht8.
Don't forget to visit our website at http://www.nyhabitat.com/ where you will find more great furnished apartments, not only near the Arc of Triomphe but all over Paris. You can even watch this video playlist, http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL68ED72379C0483B5&feature;=view_all, that can help you decide on a place to rent! All you have to do it click "play all" and relax. If you prefer to do it through our website, check out the Paris furnished apartment section (http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished) to find something you like, anywhere in Paris! If you are just going to vacation in the city of lights, we also offer vacation rentals! Find out more here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation.
Skip the boring hotel room and live like a true Parisian! To find more apartments in Paris, click on this link, http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment.html, and fill in the criteria you are looking for! . Here you will find a wide array of apartments to choose from.
To learn more about Paris, this article, http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2013/01/02/guidebooks-dont-tell-trip-paris/, will provide you with information you can't find in a travel guide!
We thank you for watching and we hope to see you soon in the City of Light!
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 677
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
The seventeenth arrondissement is not generally seen by tourists but is worth visiting. Each arrondissement (there are 20) has its own city hall ("Mairie") and four "quartiers." This is quartier Batignolles. When Hausmann redesigned the city, one of the things he put in was Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond.
A huge area here was torn down and developed for the Olympics, but when we lost out on that, the project slowed, obviously. Quite a few hotels went up and are still being built.
"Le Petit Ceinture" was an outerbelt railroad line which circled Paris but went out of use long ago. What a pity! The various tramways and things which were lost to bus company corruption in the 1950s and such are now being rebuilt at huge cost and inconvenience.
I don't think any long-distance trains use Gare Saint-Lazare anymore, but I could be wrong. It's mostly a suburban train station. And some inter-city trains.
There's really a "neighborhood" and village feel to this quarter. Again, without many tourist attractions here (but there is some excellent architecture) this part of Paris tends to be quite undisturbed by tourists. You might like staying here or spending time here to see something more peaceful and "authentic." Don't be fooled by the ugly, noisy train tracks. This is a really charming area.
- published: 01 Aug 2011
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/58/
Located in the very heart of the Marais in the street which owes it's name to the knights of the round temple (the Templiers) who first gathered in what is now called the Rue Vieille du Temple - this two storey duplex apartment is set in an original "hotel particulier" (mansion house) built in 1622. The term Hotel Particulier refers to grand old private mansions built around a courtyard.
From Rue Vieille du Temple walk through the large wooden 17th Century carved doors and enter the green oasis of the central courtyard to reach one of the building wings. From here take the elevator leading to our 17th Century Maison apartment, one of only two duplexes built on the last two floors.
Facing both the beautiful interior courtyard and the street, this bright, quiet and spacious 90 sq metre (970 sq ft) home sleeps up to 6 people.
With wonderful roof top views of the old houses of the Marais you can see the magnificent stone and slate roofs as well as the street scenes of the Rue Vieille du Temple.
The architect who designed the interior space created a mix of old venerable home with great vistas. The huge living and dining room have stone tiled floors and arched ceilings with bold architectural steps leading to the upstairs bedrooms. Keeping the original wooden beams, white stucco walls and stone fireplace he created a truly romantic hideaway.
The kitchen is practical and has all modern appliances such as washing machine and dishwasher.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed, 2 walls of closet space and windows looking out onto both sides of the building and the romantic rooftops of Paris.
The second bedroom has two single beds with closets and the bathroom has a bath with shower, wc and a window giving you lots of light.
Look through any of the 9 panoramic windows and gain a fascinating insight into the days of glory of the old kingdom. The apartment is bathed in light in all rooms throughout the year and cool breezes in the spring, summer and fall.
- published: 03 Apr 2014
- views: 236
Hello and welcome for this new furnished apartment video tour in Paris.
Today we are taking you to a lovely 1 bedroom apartment located on Rue Poncelet, in the great 17th arrondissement of Paris. This apartment is found on the 4th floor of a walk-up building dating from the beginning of the 20th century. You will have to go through a charming courtyard planted with trees to reach the apartment.
Let's check it out !
When you enter the apartment, you will find yourself in a small hallway that leads to the bright living room. The living room is furnished with 2 sofas, a TV with cable, a stereo system and a beautiful modern fireplace. This room is ideal to have your friends for dinner or to relax while tasting some good French wine.
Then comes the bedroom. It features a double sized bed and book shelves. Its simple decor and soft colors will make you feel at home.
The white-tiled bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a sink and a wall-mounted mirror.
Lastly is the open kitchen. It is furnished with all amenities needed to cook at home: a fridge, a microwave, a coffee maker and hotplates. You will also find a table with chairs ideally situated in front of the window which allows plenty of light in and offers a view onto the courtyard.
Before taking a look at the neighborhood, don't hesitate to visit our website (www.nyhabitat.com) and this apartment's page in order to get more information : http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation/2004.
This apartment is found on Rue Poncelet, a little village-like street in the Wagram-Ternes area of the 17th arrondissement of Paris. The famous Poncelet outdoors markets takes place almost everyday and is known as one of the best markets in Paris. You will find numerous varieties of local products sold in a great atmosphere, from Tuesday to Sunday. You will also find a lot of boutiques, shops and restaurants on the Ternes and Wagram avenues.
This apartment is a great alternative to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city while leaving steps from the greatest monuments and places of interest. You will be in the famous neighborhood called Ternes -- Wagram, which is just a hop from the Place de l'Etoile, the Arc de Triomphe and the Avenue des Champs Elysées with its luxurious boutiques and typical cafés.
Well that's the end of this video tour for today. Feel free to watch one of the numerous neighborhood video tours by New York Habitat, like this one about the Champs Elysées (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qz6-ERBht8 or this one about Montmartre (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJHtQd2l1Uo
And check out our blog too ! You will find hundreds of useful articles about Paris, like this one about famous lovers in art and sculpture at the Louvres : http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2012/01/17/famous-lovers-art-sculpture-louvre/.
We thank the owner of this furnished apartment for making this video tour and you for watching it ! We hope to see you soon strolling around the Rue de Poncelet market !
- published: 30 Jan 2012
- views: 3879
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The 17th arrondissement of Paris is one of the 20 arrondissements (administrative districts) of the capital city of France.
The land area of this arrondissement is 5.669 km2 (2.189 sq. miles, or 1,401 acres).
Situated on the right bank of the River Seine, this arrondissement is divided in 4 administrative districts: Ternes and Monceau in the southwestern part, two upper-class districts which are more Haussmannian in style; in the middle of the arrondissement, the Batignolles district, an area mostly occupied by young families or couples, with a marked gentrification process; in the north-eastern part, the Épinettes district, a former industrial district gone residential, which is mainly middle class and also experiencing a less advanced gentrification process.
The Mairie (town hall) of the 17th arrondissement is on Rue des Batignolles. It is the only Mairie of Paris to be located in a modern building. The original building was torn down in 1971 to make room for the current edifice. The 17th arrondissement also hosts the Palais des Congrès of Paris, which is a large exhibition center with an associated high-rise hotel, the Concorde Lafayette, the largest in the city.
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3:03The Often-Overlooked 17th Arrondissement of Paris, France
The Often-Overlooked 17th Arrondissement of Paris, FranceThe Often-Overlooked 17th Arrondissement of Paris, France
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com Paris has 20 arrondissements, each with its own city hall ("Mairie"), mayor and four quarters (probably based on the old parish system). Lacking major tourist attractions but full of authentic charm and history, the 17th is quite something. Haussmann's replanning of the city on a major scale in the 19th century can clearly be seen here, and there are beautiful buildings, large and small, from that period. A "villa" is an impasse or a group of buildings (usually), and at least one can be seen on this clip. These tend to be highly desirable places to live. Le Petit Ceinture was an outer/innerbelt rainway system encircling Paris. It fell into disuse long ago. Up until a few years ago, once per year or so, people could ride parts of it for fun, but I think that has stopped. Some of this sadly abandoned but useful rail line (corruption and bad planning the culprits) can be seen in this clip, though it just appears as an oasis of green trees to your left. Parts of it have been covered with tennis courts and such. Now, Paris is having to reinstall tramway systems at great cost and inconvenience. It's a darn shame and something most cities let happen -- buses were promoted. Sundays are very quiet in France, and most of Paris is closed on Sundays, but we visited the Square de Batignolles, a beautiful park designed by Haussmann, an oasis of green with a duck pond, water features, an orangerie, a tiny grotto, and places to chill out. A walk in the Batignolles quarter of the 17th revealed beautiful buildings, mews-like streets and plazas, quite a few restaurants, florists and cafés open and busy, and NO TOURISTS ANYWHERE. It has a village-like feeling, yet is elegant as can be, despite train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare and a huge construction project for an Olympic Village which never happened. A great many big hotels have gone up here and are still going up, and if you like the Ibis chain, you might consider their huge tower here. Your stay in Paris will show you some of the real character of the city if you stay around here, and remember, the métro system is pretty darn user-friendly. Yes, it closes overnight, but neither Paris nor France in general are "night" places. The smartest visitors get up early and do their sightseeing in the morning, first thing, stopping at noon for lunch and a siesta, going back out in the afternoon to stroll, shop and hang out. -
1:35Morning in the 17th Arrondissement, Paris, France
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2:58April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th ArrondissementApril in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
The closest métro is "Ternes" on the 2 line. Money is no object when you live here. Blissfully unaware that recessions rage elsewhere, Parisians are upbeat in their uptight, trank-popping way, as our GDP roared last year and is up so much this year, the economy appears overheated in some respects. I continue to note the barelegged Parisian ladies, something I noticed on my first visit here in 1993. "Only mistresses and prostitutes wear stockings." I was dressed to kill, ready for a power meeting with some PTB. Stylish shoes, but a spare pair for the long ride home to the near-suburb in which I reside, for my tired feet. I never wear diamonds before 6 pm, but chose my battle togs carefully this morning. Even the scent must be "just so" in Paris. ALIEN seemed right this morning, ha ha! That's how I feel these days, anyway! I had to get up at 5:30 am -- you should allow two full hours to get from point A to point B in Paris. If you're early, great -- you can sit and pull yourself together, so they won't see a hair out of place. If you have a little cash on you, or a lot of cash (for this part of town) you can buy something refreshing "au zinc," standing at a café counter. I had time for that this morning -- five whole minutes -- and there's a super short clip up of the cute place I ducked into for a bitter slurp of the forever-undrinkable, foul-tasting coffee they serve in France. Ha ha! Don't even THINK about ordering tea here! If you don't drink alcohol and have a discrimating palate, you might just go thirsty in this fine Republic. The organic shop is part of a chain called NATURALIA, and their website is www.naturalia.fr copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com My two YouTube channels are CUTECATFAITH and SLOBOMOTION, and on Dailymotion my videos and slideshows are grouped under "LisaFalour." "Fight the good fight." -
4:40Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com Check out that street full of mansions! We checked the Internet when we got home and these are very famous buildings. Most were city single-family homes. "Hôtel Particulier" is French for "mansion." Few people visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a shame. When you get near the outer city limits of Paris, things tend to get VERY interesting. Everyone who visits tends to stay in the center. Many of the near-suburbs which have borders contiguous with Paris are terrific, and there are métros, buses, tramways and rentabikes to get you there and back. These can be the smartest places to stay -- way cheaper, more "authentic," and perfectly connected to the city itself by a very good public transportation system. I met an Australian lawyer here on business, and he always stays in a hotel at the métro stop MAIRIE DE CLICHY. He just takes the métro to his appointments from there, loves the prices and the shops and services -- way affordable by Paris standards. I recommend the hotel F1 on Avenue Lenine in Saint-Denis, but beware, it's only 39 euros per night, this is where smart budget travelers stay, and it's often fully booked. There's a full range of shops and services nearby, quite a bit of free legal parking, many ways to get into Paris for the price of a ticket, lots of local sites of interest, and so on. If you stay there, try to get a room overlooking the cemetery, however. Avenue Lenine is noisy. Sunday is down-time in France. Everyone recharges their batteries. Most of Paris shuts down on Sundays but the city has many museums it runs which are free to the public, for your after-lunch culture fix. Sunday lunch in France is long, pastry is eaten, and everyone talks and unwinds. Try to get invited to someone's home -- always bring flowers. Never bring wine! The etiquette here is complex! -
2:10Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload this clip anyway. This is Rue de Bayen in Paris, near Metro "Ternes" on the 2 line. There was a lovely but pricey market running here this morning -- it probably does every Wednesday morning. This is, of course, a posh area ("portside out starboard home") and was fun for me to gawk at, dressed up as though I belonged there, ha ha! Traffic is noisy, and without screens for the windows, or air conditioners, and having only single-pane glass windows in most cases, many of these fancy residences are surely quite noisy (but the well to do always have a place in the country, no matter how modest). The air is foul here, and the soot from the pollution atrocious. Always carry a small bottle of water with you -- the dirty air makes your mouth dry and nasty-tasting, and if you don't have something to drink with you, you'll end up in one costly café after another! Which can be lovely if you have deep pockets . . . I noticed again today what I've noticed for years -- women don't wear stockings here in Paris. "Stockings are only for mistresses and prostitutes." They go bare-legged happily from about March until October, often looking smashing. I don't know how they pull it off. But they do, even when their hairstyles are dreadful. It's just amazing. The French tend to be petit -- "fine-boned." In fact, statistically speaking, they're the second-shortest nationality in the EU, second only to the Portuguese (who are also the worst drivers, second only to the French). I rarely see very obese people here, except in my poor ghetto nabe, or where there are lots of North Africans -- whether black or Arab, they all seem to be very chunky. Elsewhere, they tend to be maddeningly slender. Many have no asses! No butts! It's hard not to stare. They're practically concave!! It took me an hour and a half to get to my appointment from where I live, close to the Paris city limits. Give yourself lots of traveling time in Paris. It's not a big city, but it takes a long time to get from point A to point B. If you arrive early, have a seat and watch the world go by. And feel like the inferior non-French lowly life form that you are! No one can make you feel small as can a Parisian! Their aim is true, and your self-esteem will vanish like your money, in this city! copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com -
1:28Garden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
Garden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental ConnectionsGarden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/64 Large one bedroom apartment in the Batignolles area of the 17th arrondissement. 50 sq meters (530 sq ft) on the ground floor with views to a pretty garden courtyard. Living room with open kitchen, beautiful paintings and antique furniture. The bedroom is the size of a large suite with adjoining bathroom with bath. The apartment would suit a couple ideally or with a child or a third person. The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one person. 7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year. Location Right across the road from our property: Mariotte,the location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and top of the Champs Elyses. The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and a closer smaller garden square with pond and ducks. The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera. Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop:Villiers. -
2:10Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental ConnectionsMariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/55/ Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartment between Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe. Close to restaurants and food markets the property is ideal for a family of 4 to 5 or two couples. The apartment is on the second floor of a period property with elevator. There is a large entrance hallway with all bedrooms and living room leading off it. The living room is two rooms combined to create one large living area with two fireplaces and three French windows with balconies. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher and all other mod cons family sized fridge, full oven and microwave the washing machine is in the large bathroom. A dining area off the kitchen has seating for 6. The apartment has been totally refurbished by an architect and everything is new. The main bedroom has a queen size bed and the second bedroom has two single beds and an extra mattress is available to use for a 3rd child.(see extra charge). Both bedrooms have tall French windows and their own closets. There is also another walk-in closet off the hallway. The bathroom has a window, two sinks and bath with shower, bidet and WC. The view out of the balconies in the living room and bedrooms overlooks the gardens where Garden Mariotte and Garden 2 are located and the street is very quiet with hardly any cars. Minimum 6/7 nights. No Smoking Location In the newly trendy Batignolles area close to Montmartre to the East, the Champs Elysees to the west and the Shopping area of the Grands Boulevards to the south it is both traditional and up and coming. From here you can reach the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the Champs Elysees in 5mns, walk to the Parc Monceau in 10 mns or reach Montmartre in less than 5mns by metro. To get to the Grands Magasins like Galleries Lafayette and Printemps catch the 66 bus almost outside the house and it will take about 7 minutes! Stay on the bus for an extra stop and you reach Opera. If you walk 10 mns from the apartment you can catch the No 80 bus which takes you to the Eiffel Tower. -
1:54Garden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
Garden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental ConnectionsGarden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
For availability & booking, please click the link below: http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/82/ Comfortable newly renovated two-bedroom apartment in the 17th arrondissement. The area known as the Batignolles close to Montmartre has a real village feel, far from the bustle and noise of the big avenues. It has a bobo (Bourgeois Bohemian) atmosphere, with convivial and trendy restaurants. The nerve centre of the quarter is located at the Eglise des Batignolles, not far from the Square des Batignolles. This 70 sq metres (753 sq ft) apartment on the second floor walk up has views to a pretty garden courtyard. A large living room with a sofa bed and separate dining room with open kitchen makes sharing this apartment very easy. There are 2 bedrooms with queen size beds or the master bedroom can have 2 separate single beds. The second bedroom is off the master bedroom but can also be reached via a corridor off the living room. The apartment contains 2 WC's one in the main bathroom which has a walk-in shower and can be reached from the living room or the second bedroom and one off the dining room with it's own sink. The apartment would suit two couples or up to 5 adults or a family with 3 children. The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one or two persons. 7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year. Location The Garden2 apartment is located upstairs from our ground floor Garden Mariotte (1 bedroom apartment) and across the road from our other 2 bedroom apartment called Mariotte so this is great spot for combining your trip with other families or for large parties -- between the 3 apartments we can welcome up to 14 people. The location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and to the top of the Champs Elyses. The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and the closer smaller garden Square des Batignolles with duck pond and children's play area. The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera. Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop "Villiers". -
4:58Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)
Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)
Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com/) furnished apartment video tour. Our tour today takes us to a lovely one bedroom apartment located near the Arc of Triomphe in the 17th district of Paris. To learn more about this apartment, be sure to check it out on the website: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/2004. Passing through a charming courtyard, this apartment is located on the 4th floor (5th floor US) of a walk up building. Upon entering the apartment, you will find yourself in a hallway that leads to the living room. This furnished living room is equipped with a TV. Wifi internet access is also available throughout the apartment. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you will need to prepare meals during your stay, including a microwave. Of course dishware and utensils are provided. Near the kitchen, next to the windows you will find a table and chairs where you can enjoy your meals. Heading back toward the entryway, you will find the bedroom. This furnished bedroom is equipped with a double size bed. Lastly is the bathroom. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and shower. Towels are provided for your stay. Now that we have seen the apartment, let's head out and visit the surrounding neighborhood. On the street, rue Poncelet, you will find a nice market where you can buy fruits and vegetables. Both the market and the street have a great ambiance. A few streets further you'll find the beautiful Russian cathedral, with its traditional orthodox Russian facades and magnificent golden dome. Of course, we must mention the famous Arc of Triumph. Designed for Napoleon and his Grand Army in 1806, from this point, 12 avenues spring out into the city of Paris. It is located by the famous shopping street, Champs Elysees, and to learn more about this area, check out this video tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v;=5qz6-ERBht8. Don't forget to visit our website at http://www.nyhabitat.com/ where you will find more great furnished apartments, not only near the Arc of Triomphe but all over Paris. You can even watch this video playlist, http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL68ED72379C0483B5&feature;=view_all, that can help you decide on a place to rent! All you have to do it click "play all" and relax. If you prefer to do it through our website, check out the Paris furnished apartment section (http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished) to find something you like, anywhere in Paris! If you are just going to vacation in the city of lights, we also offer vacation rentals! Find out more here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation. Skip the boring hotel room and live like a true Parisian! To find more apartments in Paris, click on this link, http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment.html, and fill in the criteria you are looking for! . Here you will find a wide array of apartments to choose from. To learn more about Paris, this article, http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2013/01/02/guidebooks-dont-tell-trip-paris/, will provide you with information you can't find in a travel guide! We thank you for watching and we hope to see you soon in the City of Light! -
1:24Train Tracks to Gare St. Lazare -- Paris, 17th Arrondissement
Train Tracks to Gare St. Lazare -- Paris, 17th ArrondissementTrain Tracks to Gare St. Lazare -- Paris, 17th Arrondissement
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com The seventeenth arrondissement is not generally seen by tourists but is worth visiting. Each arrondissement (there are 20) has its own city hall ("Mairie") and four "quartiers." This is quartier Batignolles. When Hausmann redesigned the city, one of the things he put in was Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond. A huge area here was torn down and developed for the Olympics, but when we lost out on that, the project slowed, obviously. Quite a few hotels went up and are still being built. "Le Petit Ceinture" was an outerbelt railroad line which circled Paris but went out of use long ago. What a pity! The various tramways and things which were lost to bus company corruption in the 1950s and such are now being rebuilt at huge cost and inconvenience. I don't think any long-distance trains use Gare Saint-Lazare anymore, but I could be wrong. It's mostly a suburban train station. And some inter-city trains. There's really a "neighborhood" and village feel to this quarter. Again, without many tourist attractions here (but there is some excellent architecture) this part of Paris tends to be quite undisturbed by tourists. You might like staying here or spending time here to see something more peaceful and "authentic." Don't be fooled by the ugly, noisy train tracks. This is a really charming area. -
1:5417th Century Maison, 4th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
17th Century Maison, 4th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections17th Century Maison, 4th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/58/ Located in the very heart of the Marais in the street which owes it's name to the knights of the round temple (the Templiers) who first gathered in what is now called the Rue Vieille du Temple - this two storey duplex apartment is set in an original "hotel particulier" (mansion house) built in 1622. The term Hotel Particulier refers to grand old private mansions built around a courtyard. From Rue Vieille du Temple walk through the large wooden 17th Century carved doors and enter the green oasis of the central courtyard to reach one of the building wings. From here take the elevator leading to our 17th Century Maison apartment, one of only two duplexes built on the last two floors. Facing both the beautiful interior courtyard and the street, this bright, quiet and spacious 90 sq metre (970 sq ft) home sleeps up to 6 people. With wonderful roof top views of the old houses of the Marais you can see the magnificent stone and slate roofs as well as the street scenes of the Rue Vieille du Temple. The architect who designed the interior space created a mix of old venerable home with great vistas. The huge living and dining room have stone tiled floors and arched ceilings with bold architectural steps leading to the upstairs bedrooms. Keeping the original wooden beams, white stucco walls and stone fireplace he created a truly romantic hideaway. The kitchen is practical and has all modern appliances such as washing machine and dishwasher. The master bedroom has a queen size bed, 2 walls of closet space and windows looking out onto both sides of the building and the romantic rooftops of Paris. The second bedroom has two single beds with closets and the bathroom has a bath with shower, wc and a window giving you lots of light. Look through any of the 9 panoramic windows and gain a fascinating insight into the days of glory of the old kingdom. The apartment is bathed in light in all rooms throughout the year and cool breezes in the spring, summer and fall. -
2:01Paris, France - Video tour of a furnished apartment on Rue Poncelet (Ternes-Wagram)
Paris, France - Video tour of a furnished apartment on Rue Poncelet (Ternes-Wagram)Paris, France - Video tour of a furnished apartment on Rue Poncelet (Ternes-Wagram)
Hello and welcome for this new furnished apartment video tour in Paris. Today we are taking you to a lovely 1 bedroom apartment located on Rue Poncelet, in the great 17th arrondissement of Paris. This apartment is found on the 4th floor of a walk-up building dating from the beginning of the 20th century. You will have to go through a charming courtyard planted with trees to reach the apartment. Let's check it out ! When you enter the apartment, you will find yourself in a small hallway that leads to the bright living room. The living room is furnished with 2 sofas, a TV with cable, a stereo system and a beautiful modern fireplace. This room is ideal to have your friends for dinner or to relax while tasting some good French wine. Then comes the bedroom. It features a double sized bed and book shelves. Its simple decor and soft colors will make you feel at home. The white-tiled bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a sink and a wall-mounted mirror. Lastly is the open kitchen. It is furnished with all amenities needed to cook at home: a fridge, a microwave, a coffee maker and hotplates. You will also find a table with chairs ideally situated in front of the window which allows plenty of light in and offers a view onto the courtyard. Before taking a look at the neighborhood, don't hesitate to visit our website (www.nyhabitat.com) and this apartment's page in order to get more information : http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation/2004. This apartment is found on Rue Poncelet, a little village-like street in the Wagram-Ternes area of the 17th arrondissement of Paris. The famous Poncelet outdoors markets takes place almost everyday and is known as one of the best markets in Paris. You will find numerous varieties of local products sold in a great atmosphere, from Tuesday to Sunday. You will also find a lot of boutiques, shops and restaurants on the Ternes and Wagram avenues. This apartment is a great alternative to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city while leaving steps from the greatest monuments and places of interest. You will be in the famous neighborhood called Ternes -- Wagram, which is just a hop from the Place de l'Etoile, the Arc de Triomphe and the Avenue des Champs Elysées with its luxurious boutiques and typical cafés. Well that's the end of this video tour for today. Feel free to watch one of the numerous neighborhood video tours by New York Habitat, like this one about the Champs Elysées (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qz6-ERBht8 or this one about Montmartre (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJHtQd2l1Uo And check out our blog too ! You will find hundreds of useful articles about Paris, like this one about famous lovers in art and sculpture at the Louvres : http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2012/01/17/famous-lovers-art-sculpture-louvre/. We thank the owner of this furnished apartment for making this video tour and you for watching it ! We hope to see you soon strolling around the Rue de Poncelet market ! -
2:08Driving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, France
Driving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, FranceDriving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, France
Wepler is an oyster bar just South of Place de Clichy. I am not crazy about Place de Clichy -- I find it hectic and touristy. Just North of it is the fascinating Cimitière de Montparnasse, however, not to be missed, and just North of THAT are some quieter areas where one can find some GREAT, authentic, reasonably priced places for lunch. Be seated at noon -- don't wait. To the Northeast of Place de Clichy is Montmartre. (Take the métro to ABBESSES and ride the funicluar railroad to the top.) We drove in the Dinkmobile, a Citröen '95 ZX Flash, down Avenue de Clichy towar the 17th arrondissement of Paris, far from the madding crowds. Here, we enjoyed Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond in the 17th, and found the Batignolles quartier extremely pleasant, with many restaurants, cafés, bars and florists open, which is unusual for Paris on a Sunday. The village-like atmosphere was elegant and calm, and nary a tourist in sight! If you insist on staying in a known hotel chain in Paris, you might consider the new Ibis Hotel tower in the 17th. Don't be discouraged by the huge construction works going on there. We didn't get the Olympics, so the Olympic Village they started won't happen, but lots of other things WILL be built, and this is more the "real" Paris which you might find more pleasant to deal with daily during your stay here. There are métro trains aplenty, and they are quite user-friendly. Remember to buy your bus/ticket/tramway passes in ten-packs ("carnets") for huge savings. -
4:20Elopement in Paris at the Parc Monceau from WeddingLight Paris
Elopement in Paris at the Parc Monceau from WeddingLight ParisElopement in Paris at the Parc Monceau from WeddingLight Paris
Paris elopement - Daniele and Todd from Las Vegas eloped to PARIS France. The wedding ceremony took place at the Parc Monceau in the 17th arrondissement of Paris with a celebrant from WeddingLight Events. Photography and video were organized by WeddingLight Paris.
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The Often-Overlooked 17th Arrondissement of Paris, France
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com Paris has 20 arrondissements, each with its own city hall ("Mairie"), mayor and four quarters (probably based on the old parish system). Lacking major tourist attractions but full of authentic charm and history, the 17th is quite something. Haussmann's replanning of the city on a major scale in the 19th century can clearly be seen here, and there are beautiful buildings, large and small, from that period. A "villa" is an impasse or a group of buildings (usually), and at least one can be seen on this clip. These tend to be highly desirable places to live. Le Petit Ceinture was an outer/innerbelt rainway system encircling Paris. It fell into disuse long ago. Up until a few years ago... -
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April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
The closest métro is "Ternes" on the 2 line. Money is no object when you live here. Blissfully unaware that recessions rage elsewhere, Parisians are upbeat in their uptight, trank-popping way, as our GDP roared last year and is up so much this year, the economy appears overheated in some respects. I continue to note the barelegged Parisian ladies, something I noticed on my first visit here in 1993. "Only mistresses and prostitutes wear stockings." I was dressed to kill, ready for a power meeting with some PTB. Stylish shoes, but a spare pair for the long ride home to the near-suburb in which I reside, for my tired feet. I never wear diamonds before 6 pm, but chose my battle togs carefully this morning. Even the scent must be "just so" in Paris. ALIEN seemed right this mornin... -
Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com Check out that street full of mansions! We checked the Internet when we got home and these are very famous buildings. Most were city single-family homes. "Hôtel Particulier" is French for "mansion." Few people visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a shame. When you get near the outer city limits of Paris, things tend to get VERY interesting. Everyone who visits tends to stay in the center. Many of the near-suburbs which have borders contiguous with Paris are terrific, and there are métros, buses, tramways and rentabikes to get you there and back. These can be the smartest places to stay -- way cheaper, more "authentic," and perfectly connected to the city itself by a very good ... -
Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload this clip anyway. This is Rue de Bayen in Paris, near Metro "Ternes" on the 2 line. There was a lovely but pricey market running here this morning -- it probably does every Wednesday morning. This is, of course, a posh area ("portside out starboard home") and was fun for me to gawk at, dressed up as though I belonged there, ha ha! Traffic is noisy, and without screens for the windows, or air conditioners, and having only single-pane glass windows in most cases, many of these fancy residences are surely quite noisy (but the well to do always have a place in the country, no matter how modest). The air is foul here, and the soot from the pollution atrocious. Always carry a small bottle of water wi... -
Garden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/64 Large one bedroom apartment in the Batignolles area of the 17th arrondissement. 50 sq meters (530 sq ft) on the ground floor with views to a pretty garden courtyard. Living room with open kitchen, beautiful paintings and antique furniture. The bedroom is the size of a large suite with adjoining bathroom with bath. The apartment would suit a couple ideally or with a child or a third person. The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one person. 7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year. Location Right across the road from our property: Mariotte,the location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and top of the Champs Elyses. The area is prized by Parisia... -
Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/55/ Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartment between Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe. Close to restaurants and food markets the property is ideal for a family of 4 to 5 or two couples. The apartment is on the second floor of a period property with elevator. There is a large entrance hallway with all bedrooms and living room leading off it. The living room is two rooms combined to create one large living area with two fireplaces and three French windows with balconies. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher and all other mod cons family sized fridge, full oven and microwave the washing machine is in the large bathroom. A dining area off the kitchen has seating for 6. The apartment has been totally refurbished by an architect and ev... -
Garden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
For availability & booking, please click the link below: http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/82/ Comfortable newly renovated two-bedroom apartment in the 17th arrondissement. The area known as the Batignolles close to Montmartre has a real village feel, far from the bustle and noise of the big avenues. It has a bobo (Bourgeois Bohemian) atmosphere, with convivial and trendy restaurants. The nerve centre of the quarter is located at the Eglise des Batignolles, not far from the Square des Batignolles. This 70 sq metres (753 sq ft) apartment on the second floor walk up has views to a pretty garden courtyard. A large living room with a sofa bed and separate dining room with open kitchen makes sharing this apartment very easy. There are 2 bedrooms with queen size beds or the mas... -
Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)
Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com/) furnished apartment video tour. Our tour today takes us to a lovely one bedroom apartment located near the Arc of Triomphe in the 17th district of Paris. To learn more about this apartment, be sure to check it out on the website: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/2004. Passing through a charming courtyard, this apartment is located on the 4th floor (5th floor US) of a walk up building. Upon entering the apartment, you will find yourself in a hallway that leads to the living room. This furnished living room is equipped with a TV. Wifi internet access is also available throughout the apartment. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you will need to prepare meals during your stay, including a mic... -
Train Tracks to Gare St. Lazare -- Paris, 17th Arrondissement
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com The seventeenth arrondissement is not generally seen by tourists but is worth visiting. Each arrondissement (there are 20) has its own city hall ("Mairie") and four "quartiers." This is quartier Batignolles. When Hausmann redesigned the city, one of the things he put in was Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond. A huge area here was torn down and developed for the Olympics, but when we lost out on that, the project slowed, obviously. Quite a few hotels went up and are still being built. "Le Petit Ceinture" was an outerbelt railroad line which circled Paris but went out of use long ago. What a pity! The various tramways and things which were lost to bus company c... -
17th Century Maison, 4th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/58/ Located in the very heart of the Marais in the street which owes it's name to the knights of the round temple (the Templiers) who first gathered in what is now called the Rue Vieille du Temple - this two storey duplex apartment is set in an original "hotel particulier" (mansion house) built in 1622. The term Hotel Particulier refers to grand old private mansions built around a courtyard. From Rue Vieille du Temple walk through the large wooden 17th Century carved doors and enter the green oasis of the central courtyard to reach one of the building wings. From here take the elevator leading to our 17th Century Maison apartment, one of only two duplexes built on the last two floors. Facing both the beautiful interior courtyard and the st... -
Paris, France - Video tour of a furnished apartment on Rue Poncelet (Ternes-Wagram)
Hello and welcome for this new furnished apartment video tour in Paris. Today we are taking you to a lovely 1 bedroom apartment located on Rue Poncelet, in the great 17th arrondissement of Paris. This apartment is found on the 4th floor of a walk-up building dating from the beginning of the 20th century. You will have to go through a charming courtyard planted with trees to reach the apartment. Let's check it out ! When you enter the apartment, you will find yourself in a small hallway that leads to the bright living room. The living room is furnished with 2 sofas, a TV with cable, a stereo system and a beautiful modern fireplace. This room is ideal to have your friends for dinner or to relax while tasting some good French wine. Then comes the bedroom. It features a double si... -
Driving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, France
Wepler is an oyster bar just South of Place de Clichy. I am not crazy about Place de Clichy -- I find it hectic and touristy. Just North of it is the fascinating Cimitière de Montparnasse, however, not to be missed, and just North of THAT are some quieter areas where one can find some GREAT, authentic, reasonably priced places for lunch. Be seated at noon -- don't wait. To the Northeast of Place de Clichy is Montmartre. (Take the métro to ABBESSES and ride the funicluar railroad to the top.) We drove in the Dinkmobile, a Citröen '95 ZX Flash, down Avenue de Clichy towar the 17th arrondissement of Paris, far from the madding crowds. Here, we enjoyed Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond in the 17th, and found the Batignolles quartier extremely pleasant, with man... -
Elopement in Paris at the Parc Monceau from WeddingLight Paris
Paris elopement - Daniele and Todd from Las Vegas eloped to PARIS France. The wedding ceremony took place at the Parc Monceau in the 17th arrondissement of Paris with a celebrant from WeddingLight Events. Photography and video were organized by WeddingLight Paris. -
Hôtel Gaston - Paris, France - Amazing place!
Hôtel Gaston - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/pavillonpereire In Paris’s 17th arrondissement (district), Hôtel Gaston is 20 minutes from the Arc de Triomphe and Avenue Champs-Elysées. It offers free Wi-Fi. The modern, soundproof and air-conditioned rooms include a TV. Each also features a private safe and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. All rooms are serviced by the hotel’s elevator. A buffet breakfast or express breakfast is served every morning. Guests can also choose to order room service. Additional facilities at the hotel include dry cleaning and fax and photocopying at the 24-hour front desk. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Wagram Metro Station with direct services to Opéra and Galeries Lafayette department store. The hotel also offers an airport shuttle service f... -
Pondering Sweets in Paris
Square de Batignolles is in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. Crêpes are actually not eaten that much in Paris and are kind of for tourists. There are "sweet" or "salty" crêpes, generally. "Gauffres" are like Belgian waffles but may resemble more a light pastry in Paris than a waffle. Just getting one "nature" (plain) is fine, as that might only be with a dusting of sugar. "Barbe à papa," cotton candy, is strictly for the kids, ha ha! I had a single scoop of vanilla ice cream, French style with lots of Bourbon vanilla sugar in it and cinnamon. 2 euros for takeout, 3 to sit down and eat it there. They also had jelly candies, beer, water, sodas, stuff you totally don't need! Ha ha! Noisy train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare are right nearby, but on the other side of the Square ... -
Nepal Embassy Paris ,Nepal Promotion Evening 19 April 2013 in Paris
Nepal Promotion Evening in Paris To commemorate the 64th Anniversary of the Establishment to the Diplomatic Relations between Nepal and France, the Embassy of Nepal in Paris with cooperation from the Mairie of 17th Arrondissement, Paris hosted a lively evening on Friday 19 April 2013. The Program was inaugurated by His Excellency Mr Mohan Krishna Shrestha, Ambassador of Nepal to France and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO and Madame Valerie Namihas, Adjoint Mairie of the 17th Arrondissement alighting a Sukunda lamp. Ambassador Shrestha and his wife Mrs. Sajana Shrestha welcomed the guests on the occasion. Mr. Ram Babu Dhakal, Counsellor/DCM, Mr. Bharat Khanal, Attaché and his wife Mrs. Bhagwai Khanal and Embassy family were also present on the occasion. Other distinguished guests included wer... -
Villa Monceau, Paris: The Neighborhood - Part 1
Contact: Liam Gallegos liamedia@yahoo.com https://propertyshopfrance.wordpress.com Come with us as we explore the neighborhood of the 17th arrondissement and beyond in Paris, France. Links highlighted in video : HAUSSMANN'S PARIS RENOVATION IN UNDER 3 MINUTES www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-_mVRG2IDI Vidéo BOULANGERIE LOHEZIC JOCELYN Paris 17 http://www.telecommerces.com/spot/lohezic.php ba&sh; collection Printemps été 2014 www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2A7nuOG-Q0 -
Bal des Pompiers - Paris 17e 2008
Fireworks at the Bal des Pompiers in Paris, 17th arrondissement, on the weekend of Bastille Day 2008. This is in the courtyard of the local fire station... set to the theme from Blade Runner. WTF!? -
Reinvent: Enchanting the Existing (Anne Lacaton)
Monday, March 25, 2013 Wood Auditorium Anne Lacaton, Lacaton & Vassal Built in 1961 by Raymond Lopez in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, the 16-story prefabricated concrete public housing project La Tour Bois-le-Prêtre had fallen into disrepair when Paris Habitat organized a competition to upgrade the building in 2005. Rather than demolish the tower, how could it be reinvented, without extending its footprint or displacing residents for long periods of time? In what Michael Kimmelman in the New York Times called a "case study in architectural ingenuity and civic rejuvenation," the winning design by Anne Lacaton and Jean Philippe Vassal, associated with Frédéric Druot, erected prefabricated modules around the exterior of the building, enchanting units with winter gardens and balconies th... -
Paris 17th - BATIGNOLLES - 3-room apartment for sale - 42 m² - 2 bedrooms
Paris 17th - BATIGNOLLES. On the 2nd floor of a traditional Parisian building, this 3-room 42.41m² apartment features an entry, living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and W.C. Possible to create a double-sized living room. Very good condition, filled with light and quiet setting. Double exposition ? East/West. Steps from the City Hall of the 17th arrondissement and the boutiques of Batignolles. A basement storage unit completes this home. http://www.junot.fr -
Video Tour of Furnished Studio Apartment in Villiers, Paris
Welcome to another New York Habitat (www.nyhabitat.com) furnished apartment video tour! Today we take you to Villiers, Paris where we explore this sunny studio apartment in the 17th arrondissement. To review this apartment in more detail, click here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/3846 The spacious studio (approx. 22sqm/237sqft) is located on the ground floor (considered 1st in U.S.) of a five-story walk-up 19th century building with a digital coded security system. The area is near the Ternes and Batignolles communities. (Have you already visited Villiers? Check out our furnished studio apartment in Montparnasse here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuDsusr-F4s Lined with hard wood floors and surrounded by large windows, this contemporary abode offers all the basic a... -
Christelle's Petites Vacances in Paris | Wonderful Vacation Rental in Paris
Christelle invites you to enjoy a perfect "little vacation" in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. She looks forward to welcoming you to her newly remodeled and charming one-bedroom apartment in a wonderful, convenient part of Paris. The apartment sleeps two comfortably in the bedroom with a double bed, and two on the sleeper sofa in the living room. With lots of light, a flat-screen TV and free WiFi, you'll enjoy the modern conveniences of home while exploring all the charms of beautiful Paris! Video produced by VidClix. Style: Roses
The Often-Overlooked 17th Arrondissement of Paris, France
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Paris has 20 arrondissements, each with its own city hall ...
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Paris has 20 arrondissements, each with its own city hall ("Mairie"), mayor and four quarters (probably based on the old parish system). Lacking major tourist attractions but full of authentic charm and history, the 17th is quite something. Haussmann's replanning of the city on a major scale in the 19th century can clearly be seen here, and there are beautiful buildings, large and small, from that period. A "villa" is an impasse or a group of buildings (usually), and at least one can be seen on this clip. These tend to be highly desirable places to live.
Le Petit Ceinture was an outer/innerbelt rainway system encircling Paris. It fell into disuse long ago. Up until a few years ago, once per year or so, people could ride parts of it for fun, but I think that has stopped. Some of this sadly abandoned but useful rail line (corruption and bad planning the culprits) can be seen in this clip, though it just appears as an oasis of green trees to your left. Parts of it have been covered with tennis courts and such. Now, Paris is having to reinstall tramway systems at great cost and inconvenience. It's a darn shame and something most cities let happen -- buses were promoted.
Sundays are very quiet in France, and most of Paris is closed on Sundays, but we visited the Square de Batignolles, a beautiful park designed by Haussmann, an oasis of green with a duck pond, water features, an orangerie, a tiny grotto, and places to chill out. A walk in the Batignolles quarter of the 17th revealed beautiful buildings, mews-like streets and plazas, quite a few restaurants, florists and cafés open and busy, and NO TOURISTS ANYWHERE. It has a village-like feeling, yet is elegant as can be, despite train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare and a huge construction project for an Olympic Village which never happened. A great many big hotels have gone up here and are still going up, and if you like the Ibis chain, you might consider their huge tower here. Your stay in Paris will show you some of the real character of the city if you stay around here, and remember, the métro system is pretty darn user-friendly. Yes, it closes overnight, but neither Paris nor France in general are "night" places. The smartest visitors get up early and do their sightseeing in the morning, first thing, stopping at noon for lunch and a siesta, going back out in the afternoon to stroll, shop and hang out.
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copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
Paris has 20 arrondissements, each with its own city hall ("Mairie"), mayor and four quarters (probably based on the old parish system). Lacking major tourist attractions but full of authentic charm and history, the 17th is quite something. Haussmann's replanning of the city on a major scale in the 19th century can clearly be seen here, and there are beautiful buildings, large and small, from that period. A "villa" is an impasse or a group of buildings (usually), and at least one can be seen on this clip. These tend to be highly desirable places to live.
Le Petit Ceinture was an outer/innerbelt rainway system encircling Paris. It fell into disuse long ago. Up until a few years ago, once per year or so, people could ride parts of it for fun, but I think that has stopped. Some of this sadly abandoned but useful rail line (corruption and bad planning the culprits) can be seen in this clip, though it just appears as an oasis of green trees to your left. Parts of it have been covered with tennis courts and such. Now, Paris is having to reinstall tramway systems at great cost and inconvenience. It's a darn shame and something most cities let happen -- buses were promoted.
Sundays are very quiet in France, and most of Paris is closed on Sundays, but we visited the Square de Batignolles, a beautiful park designed by Haussmann, an oasis of green with a duck pond, water features, an orangerie, a tiny grotto, and places to chill out. A walk in the Batignolles quarter of the 17th revealed beautiful buildings, mews-like streets and plazas, quite a few restaurants, florists and cafés open and busy, and NO TOURISTS ANYWHERE. It has a village-like feeling, yet is elegant as can be, despite train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare and a huge construction project for an Olympic Village which never happened. A great many big hotels have gone up here and are still going up, and if you like the Ibis chain, you might consider their huge tower here. Your stay in Paris will show you some of the real character of the city if you stay around here, and remember, the métro system is pretty darn user-friendly. Yes, it closes overnight, but neither Paris nor France in general are "night" places. The smartest visitors get up early and do their sightseeing in the morning, first thing, stopping at noon for lunch and a siesta, going back out in the afternoon to stroll, shop and hang out.
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Morning in the 17th Arrondissement, Paris, France
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April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
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The closest métro is "Ternes" on the 2 line.
Money is no object when you live here. Blissfully unaware that recessions rage elsewhere, Parisians are upbeat ...
The closest métro is "Ternes" on the 2 line.
Money is no object when you live here. Blissfully unaware that recessions rage elsewhere, Parisians are upbeat in their uptight, trank-popping way, as our GDP roared last year and is up so much this year, the economy appears overheated in some respects.
I continue to note the barelegged Parisian ladies, something I noticed on my first visit here in 1993. "Only mistresses and prostitutes wear stockings."
I was dressed to kill, ready for a power meeting with some PTB. Stylish shoes, but a spare pair for the long ride home to the near-suburb in which I reside, for my tired feet. I never wear diamonds before 6 pm, but chose my battle togs carefully this morning. Even the scent must be "just so" in Paris. ALIEN seemed right this morning, ha ha! That's how I feel these days, anyway!
I had to get up at 5:30 am -- you should allow two full hours to get from point A to point B in Paris. If you're early, great -- you can sit and pull yourself together, so they won't see a hair out of place. If you have a little cash on you, or a lot of cash (for this part of town) you can buy something refreshing "au zinc," standing at a café counter. I had time for that this morning -- five whole minutes -- and there's a super short clip up of the cute place I ducked into for a bitter slurp of the forever-undrinkable, foul-tasting coffee they serve in France. Ha ha! Don't even THINK about ordering tea here! If you don't drink alcohol and have a discrimating palate, you might just go thirsty in this fine Republic.
The organic shop is part of a chain called NATURALIA, and their website is www.naturalia.fr
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
My two YouTube channels are CUTECATFAITH and SLOBOMOTION, and on Dailymotion my videos and slideshows are grouped under "LisaFalour."
"Fight the good fight."
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The closest métro is "Ternes" on the 2 line.
Money is no object when you live here. Blissfully unaware that recessions rage elsewhere, Parisians are upbeat in their uptight, trank-popping way, as our GDP roared last year and is up so much this year, the economy appears overheated in some respects.
I continue to note the barelegged Parisian ladies, something I noticed on my first visit here in 1993. "Only mistresses and prostitutes wear stockings."
I was dressed to kill, ready for a power meeting with some PTB. Stylish shoes, but a spare pair for the long ride home to the near-suburb in which I reside, for my tired feet. I never wear diamonds before 6 pm, but chose my battle togs carefully this morning. Even the scent must be "just so" in Paris. ALIEN seemed right this morning, ha ha! That's how I feel these days, anyway!
I had to get up at 5:30 am -- you should allow two full hours to get from point A to point B in Paris. If you're early, great -- you can sit and pull yourself together, so they won't see a hair out of place. If you have a little cash on you, or a lot of cash (for this part of town) you can buy something refreshing "au zinc," standing at a café counter. I had time for that this morning -- five whole minutes -- and there's a super short clip up of the cute place I ducked into for a bitter slurp of the forever-undrinkable, foul-tasting coffee they serve in France. Ha ha! Don't even THINK about ordering tea here! If you don't drink alcohol and have a discrimating palate, you might just go thirsty in this fine Republic.
The organic shop is part of a chain called NATURALIA, and their website is www.naturalia.fr
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
My two YouTube channels are CUTECATFAITH and SLOBOMOTION, and on Dailymotion my videos and slideshows are grouped under "LisaFalour."
"Fight the good fight."
- published: 27 Apr 2011
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Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
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Check out that street full of mansions! We checked the In...
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Check out that street full of mansions! We checked the Internet when we got home and these are very famous buildings. Most were city single-family homes. "Hôtel Particulier" is French for "mansion."
Few people visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a shame. When you get near the outer city limits of Paris, things tend to get VERY interesting. Everyone who visits tends to stay in the center. Many of the near-suburbs which have borders contiguous with Paris are terrific, and there are métros, buses, tramways and rentabikes to get you there and back. These can be the smartest places to stay -- way cheaper, more "authentic," and perfectly connected to the city itself by a very good public transportation system.
I met an Australian lawyer here on business, and he always stays in a hotel at the métro stop MAIRIE DE CLICHY. He just takes the métro to his appointments from there, loves the prices and the shops and services -- way affordable by Paris standards. I recommend the hotel F1 on Avenue Lenine in Saint-Denis, but beware, it's only 39 euros per night, this is where smart budget travelers stay, and it's often fully booked. There's a full range of shops and services nearby, quite a bit of free legal parking, many ways to get into Paris for the price of a ticket, lots of local sites of interest, and so on. If you stay there, try to get a room overlooking the cemetery, however. Avenue Lenine is noisy.
Sunday is down-time in France. Everyone recharges their batteries. Most of Paris shuts down on Sundays but the city has many museums it runs which are free to the public, for your after-lunch culture fix. Sunday lunch in France is long, pastry is eaten, and everyone talks and unwinds. Try to get invited to someone's home -- always bring flowers. Never bring wine! The etiquette here is complex!
wn.com/Interesting Architecture Paris, France (17Th Arrondissement)
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
Check out that street full of mansions! We checked the Internet when we got home and these are very famous buildings. Most were city single-family homes. "Hôtel Particulier" is French for "mansion."
Few people visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a shame. When you get near the outer city limits of Paris, things tend to get VERY interesting. Everyone who visits tends to stay in the center. Many of the near-suburbs which have borders contiguous with Paris are terrific, and there are métros, buses, tramways and rentabikes to get you there and back. These can be the smartest places to stay -- way cheaper, more "authentic," and perfectly connected to the city itself by a very good public transportation system.
I met an Australian lawyer here on business, and he always stays in a hotel at the métro stop MAIRIE DE CLICHY. He just takes the métro to his appointments from there, loves the prices and the shops and services -- way affordable by Paris standards. I recommend the hotel F1 on Avenue Lenine in Saint-Denis, but beware, it's only 39 euros per night, this is where smart budget travelers stay, and it's often fully booked. There's a full range of shops and services nearby, quite a bit of free legal parking, many ways to get into Paris for the price of a ticket, lots of local sites of interest, and so on. If you stay there, try to get a room overlooking the cemetery, however. Avenue Lenine is noisy.
Sunday is down-time in France. Everyone recharges their batteries. Most of Paris shuts down on Sundays but the city has many museums it runs which are free to the public, for your after-lunch culture fix. Sunday lunch in France is long, pastry is eaten, and everyone talks and unwinds. Try to get invited to someone's home -- always bring flowers. Never bring wine! The etiquette here is complex!
- published: 03 Aug 2011
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Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
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I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload this clip anyway. This is Rue de Bayen in Paris, near Metro "Ternes" o...
I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload this clip anyway. This is Rue de Bayen in Paris, near Metro "Ternes" on the 2 line. There was a lovely but pricey market running here this morning -- it probably does every Wednesday morning. This is, of course, a posh area ("portside out starboard home") and was fun for me to gawk at, dressed up as though I belonged there, ha ha!
Traffic is noisy, and without screens for the windows, or air conditioners, and having only single-pane glass windows in most cases, many of these fancy residences are surely quite noisy (but the well to do always have a place in the country, no matter how modest). The air is foul here, and the soot from the pollution atrocious. Always carry a small bottle of water with you -- the dirty air makes your mouth dry and nasty-tasting, and if you don't have something to drink with you, you'll end up in one costly café after another! Which can be lovely if you have deep pockets . . .
I noticed again today what I've noticed for years -- women don't wear stockings here in Paris. "Stockings are only for mistresses and prostitutes." They go bare-legged happily from about March until October, often looking smashing. I don't know how they pull it off. But they do, even when their hairstyles are dreadful. It's just amazing.
The French tend to be petit -- "fine-boned." In fact, statistically speaking, they're the second-shortest nationality in the EU, second only to the Portuguese (who are also the worst drivers, second only to the French). I rarely see very obese people here, except in my poor ghetto nabe, or where there are lots of North Africans -- whether black or Arab, they all seem to be very chunky. Elsewhere, they tend to be maddeningly slender. Many have no asses! No butts! It's hard not to stare. They're practically concave!!
It took me an hour and a half to get to my appointment from where I live, close to the Paris city limits. Give yourself lots of traveling time in Paris. It's not a big city, but it takes a long time to get from point A to point B. If you arrive early, have a seat and watch the world go by. And feel like the inferior non-French lowly life form that you are! No one can make you feel small as can a Parisian! Their aim is true, and your self-esteem will vanish like your money, in this city!
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
wn.com/Walkin' In The 17Th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload this clip anyway. This is Rue de Bayen in Paris, near Metro "Ternes" on the 2 line. There was a lovely but pricey market running here this morning -- it probably does every Wednesday morning. This is, of course, a posh area ("portside out starboard home") and was fun for me to gawk at, dressed up as though I belonged there, ha ha!
Traffic is noisy, and without screens for the windows, or air conditioners, and having only single-pane glass windows in most cases, many of these fancy residences are surely quite noisy (but the well to do always have a place in the country, no matter how modest). The air is foul here, and the soot from the pollution atrocious. Always carry a small bottle of water with you -- the dirty air makes your mouth dry and nasty-tasting, and if you don't have something to drink with you, you'll end up in one costly café after another! Which can be lovely if you have deep pockets . . .
I noticed again today what I've noticed for years -- women don't wear stockings here in Paris. "Stockings are only for mistresses and prostitutes." They go bare-legged happily from about March until October, often looking smashing. I don't know how they pull it off. But they do, even when their hairstyles are dreadful. It's just amazing.
The French tend to be petit -- "fine-boned." In fact, statistically speaking, they're the second-shortest nationality in the EU, second only to the Portuguese (who are also the worst drivers, second only to the French). I rarely see very obese people here, except in my poor ghetto nabe, or where there are lots of North Africans -- whether black or Arab, they all seem to be very chunky. Elsewhere, they tend to be maddeningly slender. Many have no asses! No butts! It's hard not to stare. They're practically concave!!
It took me an hour and a half to get to my appointment from where I live, close to the Paris city limits. Give yourself lots of traveling time in Paris. It's not a big city, but it takes a long time to get from point A to point B. If you arrive early, have a seat and watch the world go by. And feel like the inferior non-French lowly life form that you are! No one can make you feel small as can a Parisian! Their aim is true, and your self-esteem will vanish like your money, in this city!
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
- published: 27 Apr 2011
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Garden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/64
Large one bedroom apartment in the Batignolles area of the 17th arrondissement. 50 sq meters (530 sq ft) on t...
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/64
Large one bedroom apartment in the Batignolles area of the 17th arrondissement. 50 sq meters (530 sq ft) on the ground floor with views to a pretty garden courtyard.
Living room with open kitchen, beautiful paintings and antique furniture.
The bedroom is the size of a large suite with adjoining bathroom with bath.
The apartment would suit a couple ideally or with a child or a third person.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one person.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
Right across the road from our property: Mariotte,the location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and top of the Champs Elyses.
The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and a closer smaller garden square with pond and ducks.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera.
Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop:Villiers.
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/64
Large one bedroom apartment in the Batignolles area of the 17th arrondissement. 50 sq meters (530 sq ft) on the ground floor with views to a pretty garden courtyard.
Living room with open kitchen, beautiful paintings and antique furniture.
The bedroom is the size of a large suite with adjoining bathroom with bath.
The apartment would suit a couple ideally or with a child or a third person.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one person.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
Right across the road from our property: Mariotte,the location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and top of the Champs Elyses.
The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and a closer smaller garden square with pond and ducks.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera.
Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop:Villiers.
- published: 12 Mar 2014
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Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/55/
Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartment between Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe.
Close to restaurants an...
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/55/
Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartment between Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe.
Close to restaurants and food markets the property is ideal for a family of 4 to 5 or two couples.
The apartment is on the second floor of a period property with elevator. There is a large entrance hallway with all bedrooms and living room leading off it. The living room is two rooms combined to create one large living area with two fireplaces and three French windows with balconies.
The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher and all other mod cons family sized fridge, full oven and microwave the washing machine is in the large bathroom.
A dining area off the kitchen has seating for 6. The apartment has been totally refurbished by an architect and everything is new.
The main bedroom has a queen size bed and the second bedroom has two single beds and an extra mattress is available to use for a 3rd child.(see extra charge).
Both bedrooms have tall French windows and their own closets. There is also another walk-in closet off the hallway.
The bathroom has a window, two sinks and bath with shower, bidet and WC.
The view out of the balconies in the living room and bedrooms overlooks the gardens where Garden Mariotte and Garden 2 are located and the street is very quiet with hardly any cars.
Minimum 6/7 nights.
No Smoking
Location
In the newly trendy Batignolles area close to Montmartre to the East, the Champs Elysees to the west and the Shopping area of the Grands Boulevards to the south it is both traditional and up and coming.
From here you can reach the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the Champs Elysees in 5mns, walk to the Parc Monceau in 10 mns or reach Montmartre in less than 5mns by metro.
To get to the Grands Magasins like Galleries Lafayette and Printemps catch the 66 bus almost outside the house and it will take about 7 minutes! Stay on the bus for an extra stop and you reach Opera. If you walk 10 mns from the apartment you can catch the No 80 bus which takes you to the Eiffel Tower.
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/55/
Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartment between Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe.
Close to restaurants and food markets the property is ideal for a family of 4 to 5 or two couples.
The apartment is on the second floor of a period property with elevator. There is a large entrance hallway with all bedrooms and living room leading off it. The living room is two rooms combined to create one large living area with two fireplaces and three French windows with balconies.
The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher and all other mod cons family sized fridge, full oven and microwave the washing machine is in the large bathroom.
A dining area off the kitchen has seating for 6. The apartment has been totally refurbished by an architect and everything is new.
The main bedroom has a queen size bed and the second bedroom has two single beds and an extra mattress is available to use for a 3rd child.(see extra charge).
Both bedrooms have tall French windows and their own closets. There is also another walk-in closet off the hallway.
The bathroom has a window, two sinks and bath with shower, bidet and WC.
The view out of the balconies in the living room and bedrooms overlooks the gardens where Garden Mariotte and Garden 2 are located and the street is very quiet with hardly any cars.
Minimum 6/7 nights.
No Smoking
Location
In the newly trendy Batignolles area close to Montmartre to the East, the Champs Elysees to the west and the Shopping area of the Grands Boulevards to the south it is both traditional and up and coming.
From here you can reach the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the Champs Elysees in 5mns, walk to the Parc Monceau in 10 mns or reach Montmartre in less than 5mns by metro.
To get to the Grands Magasins like Galleries Lafayette and Printemps catch the 66 bus almost outside the house and it will take about 7 minutes! Stay on the bus for an extra stop and you reach Opera. If you walk 10 mns from the apartment you can catch the No 80 bus which takes you to the Eiffel Tower.
- published: 09 May 2014
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Garden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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Comfortable newly renovated two-bedroom apartment ...
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Comfortable newly renovated two-bedroom apartment in the 17th arrondissement.
The area known as the Batignolles close to Montmartre has a real village feel, far from the bustle and noise of the big avenues. It has a bobo (Bourgeois Bohemian) atmosphere, with convivial and trendy restaurants. The nerve centre of the quarter is located at the Eglise des Batignolles, not far from the Square des Batignolles.
This 70 sq metres (753 sq ft) apartment on the second floor walk up has views to a pretty garden courtyard.
A large living room with a sofa bed and separate dining room with open kitchen makes sharing this apartment very easy. There are 2 bedrooms with queen size beds or the master bedroom can have 2 separate single beds.
The second bedroom is off the master bedroom but can also be reached via a corridor off the living room.
The apartment contains 2 WC's one in the main bathroom which has a walk-in shower and can be reached from the living room or the second bedroom and one off the dining room with it's own sink.
The apartment would suit two couples or up to 5 adults or a family with 3 children.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one or two persons.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
The Garden2 apartment is located upstairs from our ground floor Garden Mariotte (1 bedroom apartment) and across the road from our other 2 bedroom apartment called Mariotte so this is great spot for combining your trip with other families or for large parties -- between the 3 apartments we can welcome up to 14 people.
The location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and to the top of the Champs Elyses. The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and the closer smaller garden Square des Batignolles with duck pond and children's play area.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera. Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop "Villiers".
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For availability & booking, please click the link below:
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/82/
Comfortable newly renovated two-bedroom apartment in the 17th arrondissement.
The area known as the Batignolles close to Montmartre has a real village feel, far from the bustle and noise of the big avenues. It has a bobo (Bourgeois Bohemian) atmosphere, with convivial and trendy restaurants. The nerve centre of the quarter is located at the Eglise des Batignolles, not far from the Square des Batignolles.
This 70 sq metres (753 sq ft) apartment on the second floor walk up has views to a pretty garden courtyard.
A large living room with a sofa bed and separate dining room with open kitchen makes sharing this apartment very easy. There are 2 bedrooms with queen size beds or the master bedroom can have 2 separate single beds.
The second bedroom is off the master bedroom but can also be reached via a corridor off the living room.
The apartment contains 2 WC's one in the main bathroom which has a walk-in shower and can be reached from the living room or the second bedroom and one off the dining room with it's own sink.
The apartment would suit two couples or up to 5 adults or a family with 3 children.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one or two persons.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
The Garden2 apartment is located upstairs from our ground floor Garden Mariotte (1 bedroom apartment) and across the road from our other 2 bedroom apartment called Mariotte so this is great spot for combining your trip with other families or for large parties -- between the 3 apartments we can welcome up to 14 people.
The location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and to the top of the Champs Elyses. The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and the closer smaller garden Square des Batignolles with duck pond and children's play area.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the "Grands Magasins" (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera. Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop "Villiers".
- published: 10 Dec 2013
- views: 355
Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)
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- Duration: 4:58
- Updated: 28 Jan 2013
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Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com/) furnished apartment video tour. Our tour today takes us to a lovely one bedroom apartm...
Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com/) furnished apartment video tour. Our tour today takes us to a lovely one bedroom apartment located near the Arc of Triomphe in the 17th district of Paris. To learn more about this apartment, be sure to check it out on the website: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/2004.
Passing through a charming courtyard, this apartment is located on the 4th floor (5th floor US) of a walk up building. Upon entering the apartment, you will find yourself in a hallway that leads to the living room. This furnished living room is equipped with a TV. Wifi internet access is also available throughout the apartment.
The fully equipped kitchen has everything you will need to prepare meals during your stay, including a microwave. Of course dishware and utensils are provided. Near the kitchen, next to the windows you will find a table and chairs where you can enjoy your meals. Heading back toward the entryway, you will find the bedroom. This furnished bedroom is equipped with a double size bed.
Lastly is the bathroom. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and shower. Towels are provided for your stay.
Now that we have seen the apartment, let's head out and visit the surrounding neighborhood. On the street, rue Poncelet, you will find a nice market where you can buy fruits and vegetables. Both the market and the street have a great ambiance. A few streets further you'll find the beautiful Russian cathedral, with its traditional orthodox Russian facades and magnificent golden dome. Of course, we must mention the famous Arc of Triumph. Designed for Napoleon and his Grand Army in 1806, from this point, 12 avenues spring out into the city of Paris. It is located by the famous shopping street, Champs Elysees, and to learn more about this area, check out this video tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v;=5qz6-ERBht8.
Don't forget to visit our website at http://www.nyhabitat.com/ where you will find more great furnished apartments, not only near the Arc of Triomphe but all over Paris. You can even watch this video playlist, http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL68ED72379C0483B5&feature;=view_all, that can help you decide on a place to rent! All you have to do it click "play all" and relax. If you prefer to do it through our website, check out the Paris furnished apartment section (http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished) to find something you like, anywhere in Paris! If you are just going to vacation in the city of lights, we also offer vacation rentals! Find out more here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation.
Skip the boring hotel room and live like a true Parisian! To find more apartments in Paris, click on this link, http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment.html, and fill in the criteria you are looking for! . Here you will find a wide array of apartments to choose from.
To learn more about Paris, this article, http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2013/01/02/guidebooks-dont-tell-trip-paris/, will provide you with information you can't find in a travel guide!
We thank you for watching and we hope to see you soon in the City of Light!
wn.com/Video Tour Of A 1 Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place De Wagram, Paris (17Th Arrondissement)
Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com/) furnished apartment video tour. Our tour today takes us to a lovely one bedroom apartment located near the Arc of Triomphe in the 17th district of Paris. To learn more about this apartment, be sure to check it out on the website: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/2004.
Passing through a charming courtyard, this apartment is located on the 4th floor (5th floor US) of a walk up building. Upon entering the apartment, you will find yourself in a hallway that leads to the living room. This furnished living room is equipped with a TV. Wifi internet access is also available throughout the apartment.
The fully equipped kitchen has everything you will need to prepare meals during your stay, including a microwave. Of course dishware and utensils are provided. Near the kitchen, next to the windows you will find a table and chairs where you can enjoy your meals. Heading back toward the entryway, you will find the bedroom. This furnished bedroom is equipped with a double size bed.
Lastly is the bathroom. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and shower. Towels are provided for your stay.
Now that we have seen the apartment, let's head out and visit the surrounding neighborhood. On the street, rue Poncelet, you will find a nice market where you can buy fruits and vegetables. Both the market and the street have a great ambiance. A few streets further you'll find the beautiful Russian cathedral, with its traditional orthodox Russian facades and magnificent golden dome. Of course, we must mention the famous Arc of Triumph. Designed for Napoleon and his Grand Army in 1806, from this point, 12 avenues spring out into the city of Paris. It is located by the famous shopping street, Champs Elysees, and to learn more about this area, check out this video tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v;=5qz6-ERBht8.
Don't forget to visit our website at http://www.nyhabitat.com/ where you will find more great furnished apartments, not only near the Arc of Triomphe but all over Paris. You can even watch this video playlist, http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL68ED72379C0483B5&feature;=view_all, that can help you decide on a place to rent! All you have to do it click "play all" and relax. If you prefer to do it through our website, check out the Paris furnished apartment section (http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished) to find something you like, anywhere in Paris! If you are just going to vacation in the city of lights, we also offer vacation rentals! Find out more here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation.
Skip the boring hotel room and live like a true Parisian! To find more apartments in Paris, click on this link, http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment.html, and fill in the criteria you are looking for! . Here you will find a wide array of apartments to choose from.
To learn more about Paris, this article, http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2013/01/02/guidebooks-dont-tell-trip-paris/, will provide you with information you can't find in a travel guide!
We thank you for watching and we hope to see you soon in the City of Light!
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 677
Train Tracks to Gare St. Lazare -- Paris, 17th Arrondissement
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- Duration: 1:24
- Updated: 01 Aug 2011
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The seventeenth arrondissement is not generally seen by to...
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
The seventeenth arrondissement is not generally seen by tourists but is worth visiting. Each arrondissement (there are 20) has its own city hall ("Mairie") and four "quartiers." This is quartier Batignolles. When Hausmann redesigned the city, one of the things he put in was Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond.
A huge area here was torn down and developed for the Olympics, but when we lost out on that, the project slowed, obviously. Quite a few hotels went up and are still being built.
"Le Petit Ceinture" was an outerbelt railroad line which circled Paris but went out of use long ago. What a pity! The various tramways and things which were lost to bus company corruption in the 1950s and such are now being rebuilt at huge cost and inconvenience.
I don't think any long-distance trains use Gare Saint-Lazare anymore, but I could be wrong. It's mostly a suburban train station. And some inter-city trains.
There's really a "neighborhood" and village feel to this quarter. Again, without many tourist attractions here (but there is some excellent architecture) this part of Paris tends to be quite undisturbed by tourists. You might like staying here or spending time here to see something more peaceful and "authentic." Don't be fooled by the ugly, noisy train tracks. This is a really charming area.
wn.com/Train Tracks To Gare St. Lazare Paris, 17Th Arrondissement
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.com
The seventeenth arrondissement is not generally seen by tourists but is worth visiting. Each arrondissement (there are 20) has its own city hall ("Mairie") and four "quartiers." This is quartier Batignolles. When Hausmann redesigned the city, one of the things he put in was Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond.
A huge area here was torn down and developed for the Olympics, but when we lost out on that, the project slowed, obviously. Quite a few hotels went up and are still being built.
"Le Petit Ceinture" was an outerbelt railroad line which circled Paris but went out of use long ago. What a pity! The various tramways and things which were lost to bus company corruption in the 1950s and such are now being rebuilt at huge cost and inconvenience.
I don't think any long-distance trains use Gare Saint-Lazare anymore, but I could be wrong. It's mostly a suburban train station. And some inter-city trains.
There's really a "neighborhood" and village feel to this quarter. Again, without many tourist attractions here (but there is some excellent architecture) this part of Paris tends to be quite undisturbed by tourists. You might like staying here or spending time here to see something more peaceful and "authentic." Don't be fooled by the ugly, noisy train tracks. This is a really charming area.
- published: 01 Aug 2011
- views: 587
17th Century Maison, 4th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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- Duration: 1:54
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http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/58/
Located in the very heart of the Marais in the street which owes it's name to the knights of the round templ...
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/58/
Located in the very heart of the Marais in the street which owes it's name to the knights of the round temple (the Templiers) who first gathered in what is now called the Rue Vieille du Temple - this two storey duplex apartment is set in an original "hotel particulier" (mansion house) built in 1622. The term Hotel Particulier refers to grand old private mansions built around a courtyard.
From Rue Vieille du Temple walk through the large wooden 17th Century carved doors and enter the green oasis of the central courtyard to reach one of the building wings. From here take the elevator leading to our 17th Century Maison apartment, one of only two duplexes built on the last two floors.
Facing both the beautiful interior courtyard and the street, this bright, quiet and spacious 90 sq metre (970 sq ft) home sleeps up to 6 people.
With wonderful roof top views of the old houses of the Marais you can see the magnificent stone and slate roofs as well as the street scenes of the Rue Vieille du Temple.
The architect who designed the interior space created a mix of old venerable home with great vistas. The huge living and dining room have stone tiled floors and arched ceilings with bold architectural steps leading to the upstairs bedrooms. Keeping the original wooden beams, white stucco walls and stone fireplace he created a truly romantic hideaway.
The kitchen is practical and has all modern appliances such as washing machine and dishwasher.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed, 2 walls of closet space and windows looking out onto both sides of the building and the romantic rooftops of Paris.
The second bedroom has two single beds with closets and the bathroom has a bath with shower, wc and a window giving you lots of light.
Look through any of the 9 panoramic windows and gain a fascinating insight into the days of glory of the old kingdom. The apartment is bathed in light in all rooms throughout the year and cool breezes in the spring, summer and fall.
wn.com/17Th Century Maison, 4Th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
http://www.parisrentalconnections.com/property/58/
Located in the very heart of the Marais in the street which owes it's name to the knights of the round temple (the Templiers) who first gathered in what is now called the Rue Vieille du Temple - this two storey duplex apartment is set in an original "hotel particulier" (mansion house) built in 1622. The term Hotel Particulier refers to grand old private mansions built around a courtyard.
From Rue Vieille du Temple walk through the large wooden 17th Century carved doors and enter the green oasis of the central courtyard to reach one of the building wings. From here take the elevator leading to our 17th Century Maison apartment, one of only two duplexes built on the last two floors.
Facing both the beautiful interior courtyard and the street, this bright, quiet and spacious 90 sq metre (970 sq ft) home sleeps up to 6 people.
With wonderful roof top views of the old houses of the Marais you can see the magnificent stone and slate roofs as well as the street scenes of the Rue Vieille du Temple.
The architect who designed the interior space created a mix of old venerable home with great vistas. The huge living and dining room have stone tiled floors and arched ceilings with bold architectural steps leading to the upstairs bedrooms. Keeping the original wooden beams, white stucco walls and stone fireplace he created a truly romantic hideaway.
The kitchen is practical and has all modern appliances such as washing machine and dishwasher.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed, 2 walls of closet space and windows looking out onto both sides of the building and the romantic rooftops of Paris.
The second bedroom has two single beds with closets and the bathroom has a bath with shower, wc and a window giving you lots of light.
Look through any of the 9 panoramic windows and gain a fascinating insight into the days of glory of the old kingdom. The apartment is bathed in light in all rooms throughout the year and cool breezes in the spring, summer and fall.
- published: 03 Apr 2014
- views: 236
Paris, France - Video tour of a furnished apartment on Rue Poncelet (Ternes-Wagram)
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- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 30 Jan 2012
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Hello and welcome for this new furnished apartment video tour in Paris.
Today we are taking you to a lovely 1 bedroom apartment located on Rue Poncelet, in ...
Hello and welcome for this new furnished apartment video tour in Paris.
Today we are taking you to a lovely 1 bedroom apartment located on Rue Poncelet, in the great 17th arrondissement of Paris. This apartment is found on the 4th floor of a walk-up building dating from the beginning of the 20th century. You will have to go through a charming courtyard planted with trees to reach the apartment.
Let's check it out !
When you enter the apartment, you will find yourself in a small hallway that leads to the bright living room. The living room is furnished with 2 sofas, a TV with cable, a stereo system and a beautiful modern fireplace. This room is ideal to have your friends for dinner or to relax while tasting some good French wine.
Then comes the bedroom. It features a double sized bed and book shelves. Its simple decor and soft colors will make you feel at home.
The white-tiled bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a sink and a wall-mounted mirror.
Lastly is the open kitchen. It is furnished with all amenities needed to cook at home: a fridge, a microwave, a coffee maker and hotplates. You will also find a table with chairs ideally situated in front of the window which allows plenty of light in and offers a view onto the courtyard.
Before taking a look at the neighborhood, don't hesitate to visit our website (www.nyhabitat.com) and this apartment's page in order to get more information : http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation/2004.
This apartment is found on Rue Poncelet, a little village-like street in the Wagram-Ternes area of the 17th arrondissement of Paris. The famous Poncelet outdoors markets takes place almost everyday and is known as one of the best markets in Paris. You will find numerous varieties of local products sold in a great atmosphere, from Tuesday to Sunday. You will also find a lot of boutiques, shops and restaurants on the Ternes and Wagram avenues.
This apartment is a great alternative to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city while leaving steps from the greatest monuments and places of interest. You will be in the famous neighborhood called Ternes -- Wagram, which is just a hop from the Place de l'Etoile, the Arc de Triomphe and the Avenue des Champs Elysées with its luxurious boutiques and typical cafés.
Well that's the end of this video tour for today. Feel free to watch one of the numerous neighborhood video tours by New York Habitat, like this one about the Champs Elysées (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qz6-ERBht8 or this one about Montmartre (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJHtQd2l1Uo
And check out our blog too ! You will find hundreds of useful articles about Paris, like this one about famous lovers in art and sculpture at the Louvres : http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2012/01/17/famous-lovers-art-sculpture-louvre/.
We thank the owner of this furnished apartment for making this video tour and you for watching it ! We hope to see you soon strolling around the Rue de Poncelet market !
wn.com/Paris, France Video Tour Of A Furnished Apartment On Rue Poncelet (Ternes Wagram)
Hello and welcome for this new furnished apartment video tour in Paris.
Today we are taking you to a lovely 1 bedroom apartment located on Rue Poncelet, in the great 17th arrondissement of Paris. This apartment is found on the 4th floor of a walk-up building dating from the beginning of the 20th century. You will have to go through a charming courtyard planted with trees to reach the apartment.
Let's check it out !
When you enter the apartment, you will find yourself in a small hallway that leads to the bright living room. The living room is furnished with 2 sofas, a TV with cable, a stereo system and a beautiful modern fireplace. This room is ideal to have your friends for dinner or to relax while tasting some good French wine.
Then comes the bedroom. It features a double sized bed and book shelves. Its simple decor and soft colors will make you feel at home.
The white-tiled bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a sink and a wall-mounted mirror.
Lastly is the open kitchen. It is furnished with all amenities needed to cook at home: a fridge, a microwave, a coffee maker and hotplates. You will also find a table with chairs ideally situated in front of the window which allows plenty of light in and offers a view onto the courtyard.
Before taking a look at the neighborhood, don't hesitate to visit our website (www.nyhabitat.com) and this apartment's page in order to get more information : http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation/2004.
This apartment is found on Rue Poncelet, a little village-like street in the Wagram-Ternes area of the 17th arrondissement of Paris. The famous Poncelet outdoors markets takes place almost everyday and is known as one of the best markets in Paris. You will find numerous varieties of local products sold in a great atmosphere, from Tuesday to Sunday. You will also find a lot of boutiques, shops and restaurants on the Ternes and Wagram avenues.
This apartment is a great alternative to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city while leaving steps from the greatest monuments and places of interest. You will be in the famous neighborhood called Ternes -- Wagram, which is just a hop from the Place de l'Etoile, the Arc de Triomphe and the Avenue des Champs Elysées with its luxurious boutiques and typical cafés.
Well that's the end of this video tour for today. Feel free to watch one of the numerous neighborhood video tours by New York Habitat, like this one about the Champs Elysées (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qz6-ERBht8 or this one about Montmartre (Part 1) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJHtQd2l1Uo
And check out our blog too ! You will find hundreds of useful articles about Paris, like this one about famous lovers in art and sculpture at the Louvres : http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2012/01/17/famous-lovers-art-sculpture-louvre/.
We thank the owner of this furnished apartment for making this video tour and you for watching it ! We hope to see you soon strolling around the Rue de Poncelet market !
- published: 30 Jan 2012
- views: 3879
Driving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, France
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- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 03 Aug 2011
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Wepler is an oyster bar just South of Place de Clichy. I am not crazy about Place de Clichy -- I find it hectic and touristy. Just North of it is the fascinat...
Wepler is an oyster bar just South of Place de Clichy. I am not crazy about Place de Clichy -- I find it hectic and touristy. Just North of it is the fascinating Cimitière de Montparnasse, however, not to be missed, and just North of THAT are some quieter areas where one can find some GREAT, authentic, reasonably priced places for lunch. Be seated at noon -- don't wait.
To the Northeast of Place de Clichy is Montmartre. (Take the métro to ABBESSES and ride the funicluar railroad to the top.)
We drove in the Dinkmobile, a Citröen '95 ZX Flash, down Avenue de Clichy towar the 17th arrondissement of Paris, far from the madding crowds. Here, we enjoyed Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond in the 17th, and found the Batignolles quartier extremely pleasant, with many restaurants, cafés, bars and florists open, which is unusual for Paris on a Sunday. The village-like atmosphere was elegant and calm, and nary a tourist in sight!
If you insist on staying in a known hotel chain in Paris, you might consider the new Ibis Hotel tower in the 17th. Don't be discouraged by the huge construction works going on there. We didn't get the Olympics, so the Olympic Village they started won't happen, but lots of other things WILL be built, and this is more the "real" Paris which you might find more pleasant to deal with daily during your stay here. There are métro trains aplenty, and they are quite user-friendly. Remember to buy your bus/ticket/tramway passes in ten-packs ("carnets") for huge savings.
wn.com/Driving From Place De Clichy Toward The 17Th, Paris, France
Wepler is an oyster bar just South of Place de Clichy. I am not crazy about Place de Clichy -- I find it hectic and touristy. Just North of it is the fascinating Cimitière de Montparnasse, however, not to be missed, and just North of THAT are some quieter areas where one can find some GREAT, authentic, reasonably priced places for lunch. Be seated at noon -- don't wait.
To the Northeast of Place de Clichy is Montmartre. (Take the métro to ABBESSES and ride the funicluar railroad to the top.)
We drove in the Dinkmobile, a Citröen '95 ZX Flash, down Avenue de Clichy towar the 17th arrondissement of Paris, far from the madding crowds. Here, we enjoyed Square de Batignolles, a little park with a duck pond in the 17th, and found the Batignolles quartier extremely pleasant, with many restaurants, cafés, bars and florists open, which is unusual for Paris on a Sunday. The village-like atmosphere was elegant and calm, and nary a tourist in sight!
If you insist on staying in a known hotel chain in Paris, you might consider the new Ibis Hotel tower in the 17th. Don't be discouraged by the huge construction works going on there. We didn't get the Olympics, so the Olympic Village they started won't happen, but lots of other things WILL be built, and this is more the "real" Paris which you might find more pleasant to deal with daily during your stay here. There are métro trains aplenty, and they are quite user-friendly. Remember to buy your bus/ticket/tramway passes in ten-packs ("carnets") for huge savings.
- published: 03 Aug 2011
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Elopement in Paris at the Parc Monceau from WeddingLight Paris
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- Updated: 19 Dec 2012
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Paris elopement - Daniele and Todd from Las Vegas eloped to PARIS France. The wedding ceremony took place at the Parc Monceau in the 17th arrondissement of Pari...
Paris elopement - Daniele and Todd from Las Vegas eloped to PARIS France. The wedding ceremony took place at the Parc Monceau in the 17th arrondissement of Paris with a celebrant from WeddingLight Events. Photography and video were organized by WeddingLight Paris.
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Paris elopement - Daniele and Todd from Las Vegas eloped to PARIS France. The wedding ceremony took place at the Parc Monceau in the 17th arrondissement of Paris with a celebrant from WeddingLight Events. Photography and video were organized by WeddingLight Paris.
- published: 19 Dec 2012
- views: 693
Hôtel Gaston - Paris, France - Amazing place!
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Hôtel Gaston - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/pavillonpereire
In Paris’s 17th arrondissement (district), Hôtel Gaston is 20 minutes from the Arc de ...
Hôtel Gaston - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/pavillonpereire
In Paris’s 17th arrondissement (district), Hôtel Gaston is 20 minutes from the Arc de Triomphe and Avenue Champs-Elysées. It offers free Wi-Fi.
The modern, soundproof and air-conditioned rooms include a TV. Each also features a private safe and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. All rooms are serviced by the hotel’s elevator.
A buffet breakfast or express breakfast is served every morning. Guests can also choose to order room service. Additional facilities at the hotel include dry cleaning and fax and photocopying at the 24-hour front desk.
The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Wagram Metro Station with direct services to Opéra and Galeries Lafayette department store. The hotel also offers an airport shuttle service for an additional fee.
17th arr. is a great choice for travelers interested in romance , shopping and sightseeing .
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Hôtel Gaston - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/pavillonpereire
In Paris’s 17th arrondissement (district), Hôtel Gaston is 20 minutes from the Arc de Triomphe and Avenue Champs-Elysées. It offers free Wi-Fi.
The modern, soundproof and air-conditioned rooms include a TV. Each also features a private safe and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. All rooms are serviced by the hotel’s elevator.
A buffet breakfast or express breakfast is served every morning. Guests can also choose to order room service. Additional facilities at the hotel include dry cleaning and fax and photocopying at the 24-hour front desk.
The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Wagram Metro Station with direct services to Opéra and Galeries Lafayette department store. The hotel also offers an airport shuttle service for an additional fee.
17th arr. is a great choice for travelers interested in romance , shopping and sightseeing .
- published: 27 Mar 2016
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Pondering Sweets in Paris
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- Updated: 02 Aug 2011
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Square de Batignolles is in the 17th arrondissement of Paris.
Crêpes are actually not eaten that much in Paris and are kind of for tourists. There are "swe...
Square de Batignolles is in the 17th arrondissement of Paris.
Crêpes are actually not eaten that much in Paris and are kind of for tourists. There are "sweet" or "salty" crêpes, generally. "Gauffres" are like Belgian waffles but may resemble more a light pastry in Paris than a waffle. Just getting one "nature" (plain) is fine, as that might only be with a dusting of sugar.
"Barbe à papa," cotton candy, is strictly for the kids, ha ha! I had a single scoop of vanilla ice cream, French style with lots of Bourbon vanilla sugar in it and cinnamon. 2 euros for takeout, 3 to sit down and eat it there. They also had jelly candies, beer, water, sodas, stuff you totally don't need! Ha ha!
Noisy train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare are right nearby, but on the other side of the Square (or park) there are lovely avenues with amazing Haussmann-era architecture. Few bother to visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a pity. It's "the real Paris," with a quiet, village-y feel to it, no tourists in sight. A full range of shops and services, even some new hotels nearby in the Olympic Village which never happened and is still a huge, ugly razed area under construction are there to serve you. Don't be discouraged by this seemingly out of the way area. These quieter parts of Paris can be the most interesting. The métro is pretty user-friendly.
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Square de Batignolles is in the 17th arrondissement of Paris.
Crêpes are actually not eaten that much in Paris and are kind of for tourists. There are "sweet" or "salty" crêpes, generally. "Gauffres" are like Belgian waffles but may resemble more a light pastry in Paris than a waffle. Just getting one "nature" (plain) is fine, as that might only be with a dusting of sugar.
"Barbe à papa," cotton candy, is strictly for the kids, ha ha! I had a single scoop of vanilla ice cream, French style with lots of Bourbon vanilla sugar in it and cinnamon. 2 euros for takeout, 3 to sit down and eat it there. They also had jelly candies, beer, water, sodas, stuff you totally don't need! Ha ha!
Noisy train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare are right nearby, but on the other side of the Square (or park) there are lovely avenues with amazing Haussmann-era architecture. Few bother to visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a pity. It's "the real Paris," with a quiet, village-y feel to it, no tourists in sight. A full range of shops and services, even some new hotels nearby in the Olympic Village which never happened and is still a huge, ugly razed area under construction are there to serve you. Don't be discouraged by this seemingly out of the way area. These quieter parts of Paris can be the most interesting. The métro is pretty user-friendly.
- published: 02 Aug 2011
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Nepal Embassy Paris ,Nepal Promotion Evening 19 April 2013 in Paris
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Nepal Promotion Evening in Paris
To commemorate the 64th Anniversary of the Establishment to the Diplomatic Relations between Nepal and France, the Embassy of N...
Nepal Promotion Evening in Paris
To commemorate the 64th Anniversary of the Establishment to the Diplomatic Relations between Nepal and France, the Embassy of Nepal in Paris with cooperation from the Mairie of 17th Arrondissement, Paris hosted a lively evening on Friday 19 April 2013.
The Program was inaugurated by His Excellency Mr Mohan Krishna Shrestha, Ambassador of Nepal to France and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO and Madame Valerie Namihas, Adjoint Mairie of the 17th Arrondissement alighting a Sukunda lamp.
Ambassador Shrestha and his wife Mrs. Sajana Shrestha welcomed the guests on the occasion.
Mr. Ram Babu Dhakal, Counsellor/DCM, Mr. Bharat Khanal, Attaché and his wife Mrs. Bhagwai Khanal and Embassy family were also present on the occasion.
Other distinguished guests included were Representative of the French Foreign Ministry, former Ambassadors, Honorary Nepalese Consul in Toulouse, Diplomatic officials from Embassies based in Paris, Professors, Presidents of NRN, France, Everest Nepali Association, Nepali Ekata Samaj, Tamu Samaj, Pakofam and Nepal Culture as well as long-term Nepali residents, Professionals working in UNESCO and other French companies, Artist, French and Nepali dignitaries from different walks of life and other distinguished guests. Specially, a delegation composed of Mr. Makar Bahadur Hamal, President of Portugal Nepalese Friendship Association and Nepalese Honorary Consul designate, Mr. Kumar Shrestha, President of Portugal Nepal Arts, Culture, Literary, Communication Association and International Arts Forujm, Mr. Ramesh Gurung, NRN, Portugal and Mr. Binod Ghimire, Editor of Portugal Nepal.com and Mr. Arjun Kumar Shrestha, ICC member of NRN Belgium and Mr. Salikram, a jounalist and Editor of Hamrokhabar.com from Belgium were also present.
Speaking on the occasion Mme. Namihas said that Nepal is a naturally beautiful country with friendly people where Lord Buddha was born some 2600 years ago. She further said that following Lord Buddha's teachings the French people can make their life peaceful and happiness-filled. She expressed his that Mairie could assist the Embassy in such a noble celebration.
Mr. Jean Romnicianu, Representative of the French Foreign Ministry recalled that in the stone inscription located at Hanumandhoka, there are few French words so our bilateral relations must have started much earlier with seminal visits and during recent times, our bilateral relations has been developing up to our mutual satisfaction.
Ambassador Shrestha enumerated the naturally beautiful aspects of Nepal and let the guests know details about innumerable Himalayan peaks calling it as the Roof of the World and Water Tower due availability of abundance water resources emanating from the Himalayas. He further informed the guests about various adventure, cultural and natural aspects of Nepal including the multi-ethnic composition of the people speaking 92 dialects. Despite differences in religious and social values, people live peacefully following a policy of live and let live Ambassador harked upon.
Dwelling on the life of Lord Buddha and Lumbini, Ambassador Shrestha said that his teachings of 4 noble truths and 8 enlightened path continued to hold much value in our modern times than before.
Ambassador Shrestha also highlighted about the availability of the different tourism activities in the country and said that one hour mountain flight provides an opportunity for lifetime to see those majestic Himalayan chain including Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world at 8,848 metres. Ambassador Shrestha further said that with the enunciation of the good policies by the Government and host of other conducive atmosphere have made Nepal an ideal destination for Foreign Direct Investment. Saying that Nepal offers interesting tourism activities for all age groups, Ambassador invited guests to visit Nepal both for tourism and investment opportunities.
Before concluding Ambassador Shrestha hoped that the bilateral relations between Nepal and France would grow much stronger in the days to come and our relations will be based on mutual understanding and mutual benefit.
A CD-rom made by Nepal Tourism Board on Naturally Beautiful Nepal - Once is not Enough was screened to the much delight of the guests. Similarly cultural dance performances by Alisa Gurung, Prashamsha KC, Florence Malla, Bimal Basel and Babu Thapa enthralled the audience. Sumptuous Nepali food dinner was loved by everybody. Brochures on Nepal and A small brochure on Lord Buddha and on his teachings were distributed free of charge to the guests.
The occasion also served as a platform to meet old and new friends of Nepal. All agreed that the hosting of such occasion definitely contributed to make the bilateral relations between our two countries much stronger and fruitful.
The Embassy of Nepal
45 bis, rue de Acacias
Paris 75017, France.
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Nepal Promotion Evening in Paris
To commemorate the 64th Anniversary of the Establishment to the Diplomatic Relations between Nepal and France, the Embassy of Nepal in Paris with cooperation from the Mairie of 17th Arrondissement, Paris hosted a lively evening on Friday 19 April 2013.
The Program was inaugurated by His Excellency Mr Mohan Krishna Shrestha, Ambassador of Nepal to France and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO and Madame Valerie Namihas, Adjoint Mairie of the 17th Arrondissement alighting a Sukunda lamp.
Ambassador Shrestha and his wife Mrs. Sajana Shrestha welcomed the guests on the occasion.
Mr. Ram Babu Dhakal, Counsellor/DCM, Mr. Bharat Khanal, Attaché and his wife Mrs. Bhagwai Khanal and Embassy family were also present on the occasion.
Other distinguished guests included were Representative of the French Foreign Ministry, former Ambassadors, Honorary Nepalese Consul in Toulouse, Diplomatic officials from Embassies based in Paris, Professors, Presidents of NRN, France, Everest Nepali Association, Nepali Ekata Samaj, Tamu Samaj, Pakofam and Nepal Culture as well as long-term Nepali residents, Professionals working in UNESCO and other French companies, Artist, French and Nepali dignitaries from different walks of life and other distinguished guests. Specially, a delegation composed of Mr. Makar Bahadur Hamal, President of Portugal Nepalese Friendship Association and Nepalese Honorary Consul designate, Mr. Kumar Shrestha, President of Portugal Nepal Arts, Culture, Literary, Communication Association and International Arts Forujm, Mr. Ramesh Gurung, NRN, Portugal and Mr. Binod Ghimire, Editor of Portugal Nepal.com and Mr. Arjun Kumar Shrestha, ICC member of NRN Belgium and Mr. Salikram, a jounalist and Editor of Hamrokhabar.com from Belgium were also present.
Speaking on the occasion Mme. Namihas said that Nepal is a naturally beautiful country with friendly people where Lord Buddha was born some 2600 years ago. She further said that following Lord Buddha's teachings the French people can make their life peaceful and happiness-filled. She expressed his that Mairie could assist the Embassy in such a noble celebration.
Mr. Jean Romnicianu, Representative of the French Foreign Ministry recalled that in the stone inscription located at Hanumandhoka, there are few French words so our bilateral relations must have started much earlier with seminal visits and during recent times, our bilateral relations has been developing up to our mutual satisfaction.
Ambassador Shrestha enumerated the naturally beautiful aspects of Nepal and let the guests know details about innumerable Himalayan peaks calling it as the Roof of the World and Water Tower due availability of abundance water resources emanating from the Himalayas. He further informed the guests about various adventure, cultural and natural aspects of Nepal including the multi-ethnic composition of the people speaking 92 dialects. Despite differences in religious and social values, people live peacefully following a policy of live and let live Ambassador harked upon.
Dwelling on the life of Lord Buddha and Lumbini, Ambassador Shrestha said that his teachings of 4 noble truths and 8 enlightened path continued to hold much value in our modern times than before.
Ambassador Shrestha also highlighted about the availability of the different tourism activities in the country and said that one hour mountain flight provides an opportunity for lifetime to see those majestic Himalayan chain including Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world at 8,848 metres. Ambassador Shrestha further said that with the enunciation of the good policies by the Government and host of other conducive atmosphere have made Nepal an ideal destination for Foreign Direct Investment. Saying that Nepal offers interesting tourism activities for all age groups, Ambassador invited guests to visit Nepal both for tourism and investment opportunities.
Before concluding Ambassador Shrestha hoped that the bilateral relations between Nepal and France would grow much stronger in the days to come and our relations will be based on mutual understanding and mutual benefit.
A CD-rom made by Nepal Tourism Board on Naturally Beautiful Nepal - Once is not Enough was screened to the much delight of the guests. Similarly cultural dance performances by Alisa Gurung, Prashamsha KC, Florence Malla, Bimal Basel and Babu Thapa enthralled the audience. Sumptuous Nepali food dinner was loved by everybody. Brochures on Nepal and A small brochure on Lord Buddha and on his teachings were distributed free of charge to the guests.
The occasion also served as a platform to meet old and new friends of Nepal. All agreed that the hosting of such occasion definitely contributed to make the bilateral relations between our two countries much stronger and fruitful.
The Embassy of Nepal
45 bis, rue de Acacias
Paris 75017, France.
- published: 27 Apr 2013
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Villa Monceau, Paris: The Neighborhood - Part 1
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- Duration: 5:59
- Updated: 29 Aug 2015
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Contact: Liam Gallegos
liamedia@yahoo.com
https://propertyshopfrance.wordpress.com
Come with us as we explore the neighborhood of the 17th arrondissement and b...
Contact: Liam Gallegos
liamedia@yahoo.com
https://propertyshopfrance.wordpress.com
Come with us as we explore the neighborhood of the 17th arrondissement and beyond in Paris, France.
Links highlighted in video :
HAUSSMANN'S PARIS RENOVATION IN UNDER 3 MINUTES
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-_mVRG2IDI
Vidéo BOULANGERIE LOHEZIC JOCELYN Paris 17
http://www.telecommerces.com/spot/lohezic.php
ba&sh; collection Printemps été 2014
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2A7nuOG-Q0
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Contact: Liam Gallegos
liamedia@yahoo.com
https://propertyshopfrance.wordpress.com
Come with us as we explore the neighborhood of the 17th arrondissement and beyond in Paris, France.
Links highlighted in video :
HAUSSMANN'S PARIS RENOVATION IN UNDER 3 MINUTES
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-_mVRG2IDI
Vidéo BOULANGERIE LOHEZIC JOCELYN Paris 17
http://www.telecommerces.com/spot/lohezic.php
ba&sh; collection Printemps été 2014
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2A7nuOG-Q0
- published: 29 Aug 2015
- views: 46
Bal des Pompiers - Paris 17e 2008
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- Duration: 0:26
- Updated: 13 Jul 2008
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Fireworks at the Bal des Pompiers in Paris, 17th arrondissement, on the weekend of Bastille Day 2008. This is in the courtyard of the local fire station... set...
Fireworks at the Bal des Pompiers in Paris, 17th arrondissement, on the weekend of Bastille Day 2008. This is in the courtyard of the local fire station... set to the theme from Blade Runner. WTF!?
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Fireworks at the Bal des Pompiers in Paris, 17th arrondissement, on the weekend of Bastille Day 2008. This is in the courtyard of the local fire station... set to the theme from Blade Runner. WTF!?
- published: 13 Jul 2008
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Reinvent: Enchanting the Existing (Anne Lacaton)
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Monday, March 25, 2013
Wood Auditorium
Anne Lacaton, Lacaton & Vassal
Built in 1961 by Raymond Lopez in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, the 16-story prefabr...
Monday, March 25, 2013
Wood Auditorium
Anne Lacaton, Lacaton & Vassal
Built in 1961 by Raymond Lopez in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, the 16-story prefabricated concrete public housing project La Tour Bois-le-Prêtre had fallen into disrepair when Paris Habitat organized a competition to upgrade the building in 2005. Rather than demolish the tower, how could it be reinvented, without extending its footprint or displacing residents for long periods of time? In what Michael Kimmelman in the New York Times called a "case study in architectural ingenuity and civic rejuvenation," the winning design by Anne Lacaton and Jean Philippe Vassal, associated with Frédéric Druot, erected prefabricated modules around the exterior of the building, enchanting units with winter gardens and balconies that provide newfound light and room to move. "[O]ur priority," stated Lacaton in the same article, "was improving the living conditions for everyone."
http://events.gsapp.org/event/reinvent-enchanting-the-existing-anne-lacaton
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Monday, March 25, 2013
Wood Auditorium
Anne Lacaton, Lacaton & Vassal
Built in 1961 by Raymond Lopez in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, the 16-story prefabricated concrete public housing project La Tour Bois-le-Prêtre had fallen into disrepair when Paris Habitat organized a competition to upgrade the building in 2005. Rather than demolish the tower, how could it be reinvented, without extending its footprint or displacing residents for long periods of time? In what Michael Kimmelman in the New York Times called a "case study in architectural ingenuity and civic rejuvenation," the winning design by Anne Lacaton and Jean Philippe Vassal, associated with Frédéric Druot, erected prefabricated modules around the exterior of the building, enchanting units with winter gardens and balconies that provide newfound light and room to move. "[O]ur priority," stated Lacaton in the same article, "was improving the living conditions for everyone."
http://events.gsapp.org/event/reinvent-enchanting-the-existing-anne-lacaton
- published: 05 Apr 2013
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Paris 17th - BATIGNOLLES - 3-room apartment for sale - 42 m² - 2 bedrooms
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Paris 17th - BATIGNOLLES. On the 2nd floor of a traditional Parisian building, this 3-room 42.41m² apartment features an entry, living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroo...
Paris 17th - BATIGNOLLES. On the 2nd floor of a traditional Parisian building, this 3-room 42.41m² apartment features an entry, living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and W.C. Possible to create a double-sized living room. Very good condition, filled with light and quiet setting. Double exposition ? East/West. Steps from the City Hall of the 17th arrondissement and the boutiques of Batignolles. A basement storage unit completes this home.
http://www.junot.fr
wn.com/Paris 17Th Batignolles 3 Room Apartment For Sale 42 M² 2 Bedrooms
Paris 17th - BATIGNOLLES. On the 2nd floor of a traditional Parisian building, this 3-room 42.41m² apartment features an entry, living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and W.C. Possible to create a double-sized living room. Very good condition, filled with light and quiet setting. Double exposition ? East/West. Steps from the City Hall of the 17th arrondissement and the boutiques of Batignolles. A basement storage unit completes this home.
http://www.junot.fr
- published: 08 Feb 2016
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Video Tour of Furnished Studio Apartment in Villiers, Paris
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- Updated: 16 Oct 2013
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Welcome to another New York Habitat (www.nyhabitat.com) furnished apartment video tour! Today we take you to Villiers, Paris where we explore this sunny studio ...
Welcome to another New York Habitat (www.nyhabitat.com) furnished apartment video tour! Today we take you to Villiers, Paris where we explore this sunny studio apartment in the 17th arrondissement. To review this apartment in more detail, click here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/3846
The spacious studio (approx. 22sqm/237sqft) is located on the ground floor (considered 1st in U.S.) of a five-story walk-up 19th century building with a digital coded security system. The area is near the Ternes and Batignolles communities.
(Have you already visited Villiers? Check out our furnished studio apartment in Montparnasse here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuDsusr-F4s
Lined with hard wood floors and surrounded by large windows, this contemporary abode offers all the basic amenities for a convenient stay in Paris. The main living space includes a full-sized convertible sofa bed for maximum floor space, and a television providing easy late-night entertainment. Full-length mirrors, closet space, and a laundry washing machine are available. All windows look to a quiet courtyard.
If you are looking to stay in Paris for less than a month, you may want to check out our video tour of a one-bedroom vacation rental on Rue Tiquetonne here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B_JCq42s1M or visit our website for more options here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation. To find out more about the rental on Rue Tiqeutonne, click here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation/336
A lovely wooden breakfast bar with stools separates the main living space from the kitchenette. Some cooking appliances available include a microwave, coffeemaker, and toaster. A small dining table for one or two accommodates proper meal space. The elegant full-sized bathroom presents white-tiled floors, shower with sliding glass door, and a toilet.
Check out more of our furnished apartment rentals here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished
Villiers, Paris is a beautiful community filled with green spaces, famous attractions, and beloved cafes. The home is just a quick stroll from the famous Parc Monceau, a sprawling green field with an impressive rotunda at its entrance. Also within walking distance is Place Charles-de-Gaulle and the world-renowned Avenue des Champs Elysees. A variety of high-end retailers, top-rated restaurants, cafes, and open-air markets are located in the vicinity. While in the neighborhood don't forget to explore the magnificent Place de la Concorde!
Read our blog article on the Champ Elysees here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2013/07/29/visit-champs-elysees-arc-triomphe-paris/
Thank you for joining us on this vacation rental apartment tour. See you next time!
wn.com/Video Tour Of Furnished Studio Apartment In Villiers, Paris
Welcome to another New York Habitat (www.nyhabitat.com) furnished apartment video tour! Today we take you to Villiers, Paris where we explore this sunny studio apartment in the 17th arrondissement. To review this apartment in more detail, click here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished/3846
The spacious studio (approx. 22sqm/237sqft) is located on the ground floor (considered 1st in U.S.) of a five-story walk-up 19th century building with a digital coded security system. The area is near the Ternes and Batignolles communities.
(Have you already visited Villiers? Check out our furnished studio apartment in Montparnasse here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuDsusr-F4s
Lined with hard wood floors and surrounded by large windows, this contemporary abode offers all the basic amenities for a convenient stay in Paris. The main living space includes a full-sized convertible sofa bed for maximum floor space, and a television providing easy late-night entertainment. Full-length mirrors, closet space, and a laundry washing machine are available. All windows look to a quiet courtyard.
If you are looking to stay in Paris for less than a month, you may want to check out our video tour of a one-bedroom vacation rental on Rue Tiquetonne here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B_JCq42s1M or visit our website for more options here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation. To find out more about the rental on Rue Tiqeutonne, click here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/vacation/336
A lovely wooden breakfast bar with stools separates the main living space from the kitchenette. Some cooking appliances available include a microwave, coffeemaker, and toaster. A small dining table for one or two accommodates proper meal space. The elegant full-sized bathroom presents white-tiled floors, shower with sliding glass door, and a toilet.
Check out more of our furnished apartment rentals here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/paris-apartment/furnished
Villiers, Paris is a beautiful community filled with green spaces, famous attractions, and beloved cafes. The home is just a quick stroll from the famous Parc Monceau, a sprawling green field with an impressive rotunda at its entrance. Also within walking distance is Place Charles-de-Gaulle and the world-renowned Avenue des Champs Elysees. A variety of high-end retailers, top-rated restaurants, cafes, and open-air markets are located in the vicinity. While in the neighborhood don't forget to explore the magnificent Place de la Concorde!
Read our blog article on the Champ Elysees here: http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2013/07/29/visit-champs-elysees-arc-triomphe-paris/
Thank you for joining us on this vacation rental apartment tour. See you next time!
- published: 16 Oct 2013
- views: 354
Christelle's Petites Vacances in Paris | Wonderful Vacation Rental in Paris
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Christelle invites you to enjoy a perfect "little vacation" in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. She looks forward to welcoming you to her newly remodeled and c...
Christelle invites you to enjoy a perfect "little vacation" in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. She looks forward to welcoming you to her newly remodeled and charming one-bedroom apartment in a wonderful, convenient part of Paris.
The apartment sleeps two comfortably in the bedroom with a double bed, and two on the sleeper sofa in the living room. With lots of light, a flat-screen TV and free WiFi, you'll enjoy the modern conveniences of home while exploring all the charms of beautiful Paris!
Video produced by VidClix. Style: Roses
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Christelle invites you to enjoy a perfect "little vacation" in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. She looks forward to welcoming you to her newly remodeled and charming one-bedroom apartment in a wonderful, convenient part of Paris.
The apartment sleeps two comfortably in the bedroom with a double bed, and two on the sleeper sofa in the living room. With lots of light, a flat-screen TV and free WiFi, you'll enjoy the modern conveniences of home while exploring all the charms of beautiful Paris!
Video produced by VidClix. Style: Roses
- published: 27 Feb 2014
- views: 94
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The Often-Overlooked 17th Arrondissement of Paris, France
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Morning in the 17th Arrondissement, Paris, France
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April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
The closest métro is "Ternes" on the 2 line.
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April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
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Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
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Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
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Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload t...
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Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
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Garden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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Large one bedroom apartment in the Bati...
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Garden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartme...
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Garden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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Garden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)
Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com/) furnished apartm...
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Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)
Video Tour of a 1-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Place de Wagram, Paris (17th Arrondissement)
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Train Tracks to Gare St. Lazare -- Paris, 17th Arrondissement
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Train Tracks to Gare St. Lazare -- Paris, 17th Arrondissement
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17th Century Maison, 4th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
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Paris, France - Video tour of a furnished apartment on Rue Poncelet (Ternes-Wagram)
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Paris, France - Video tour of a furnished apartment on Rue Poncelet (Ternes-Wagram)
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Driving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, France
Wepler is an oyster bar just South of Place de Clichy. I am not crazy about Place de Clic...
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Driving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, France
Driving From Place de Clichy Toward the 17th, Paris, France
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Elopement in Paris at the Parc Monceau from WeddingLight Paris
Paris elopement - Daniele and Todd from Las Vegas eloped to PARIS France. The wedding cere...
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In Malawi, people with albinism face ‘total extinction’– UN rights expert
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Print. 29 April 2016 – A United Nations human rights expert today warned that the atrocities faced by persons with albinism in Malawi render them “an endangered people group facing a risk of systemic extinction over time if nothing is done.” ... “Many do not sleep peacefully and have deliberately restricted their movement to the necessary minimum,” she added ... ‘A crisis disturbing in its proportions’. Ms ... Ms ... Albinos. Photo ... Ms ... Ero stated....
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Cache Of Roman Coins Found In Spain
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More than 1,300 pounds (590kg) of bronze Roman coins dating to the 3rd century A.D ... The workers immediately stopped, and soon discovered that there were many coins there, inside broken amphoras."...
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Beyonce Wows in Balmain at the ‘Formation World Tour’ in Miami
Edit Pinkvilla 29 Apr 2016
Queen B has officially begun her ‘Formation World Tour’ in Miami yesterday ... How about you?. ....
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Friend Of Accused Church Shooter Pleads Guilty To Lying To Authorities
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A friend of the white man accused of killing nine black parishioners during a Bible study at a Charleston church last year pleaded guilty Friday to lying to federal authorities ... Dylann Roof, who is charged with the slayings, had previously posed for photos with a rebel flag.Authorities have said Meek failed to tell investigators all he knew about Roof's plans to shoot the parishioners at Emanuel AME Church last June 17....
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Police-On-Spousal Crime Is The Other Cover-Up
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. “You must let suffering speak, if you want to hear the truth.” – Dr. Cornel West. Now that systematic police abuse against blacks are starting to finally be exposed, it should never be forgotten that crime and emergency-room statistics in the U.S ... Years earlier, I can still recall the first time I met Joe, a police officer ... Murdering them ... He is a correspondent for www.worldnews.com....
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General Shareholders’ Meeting on April 28, 2016 Availability of the Shareholders’ Meeting Documents (Technip SA)
Edit Public Technologies 13 Apr 2016
(Source. Technip SA). Technip's Shareholders are invited to participate to Technip's Shareholders' Meeting which will be held on Thursday, April 28, 2016, at 3.00 p.m. at Salle Wagram, 39-41 avenue de Wagram - 75017 Paris (France). The Notice including the Agenda and the draft resolutions was published in the BALO (Bulletin des Annonces Légales Obligatoires) dated March 16, 2016 ... °. ° ° ... TKPPY) as American Depositary Receipts ... (noodl....
Blanc: 'Winning: The best preparation' (PSG - Paris Saint-Germain Football SA)
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(Source. PSG - Paris Saint-Germain Football SA). Check out the highlights from Laurent Blanc's press conference on the eve of the Week 32 Ligue 1 clash against OGC Nice, at 17.00 on Saturday at the Parc des Princes. CURRENT FORM.. 'Marco (Verratti) is working hard, and I think that he should be getting back out on the pitch train normally soon ... http.//www.psg.fr/en/News/003001/Article/75017/Blanc-Winning-The-best-preparation. (noodl....
Annual General Meeting of April 20, 2016 / 2015 Registration Document (L'Oréal SA)
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(Source. L'Oréal SA). Information available concerning the Annual General Meeting to be held on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 and the 2015 Registration Document. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SET FOR APRIL 20, 2016.. L'Oréal informs its shareholders that its Annual General Meeting will be held at Le Palais des Congrès de Paris (2 place de la Porte Maillot - 75017 Paris) at 10 am on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 ... 2015 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT. ... Tel. ... Tel.....
Assemblée Générale Mixte du 12 mai 2016 (Air Liquide SA)
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(Source. Air Liquide SA). The Combined Shareholders' Meeting of Air Liquide will be held in Paris on Thursday, May 12, 2016, starting at 3 p.m., on first notice, in the Palais des Congrès, 2 place Porte Maillot, 75017 Paris. The preliminary meeting notice was published today in the legal gazette (BALO- Bulletin des Annonces Légales et Obligatoires) ... www.airliquide.com ... Air Liquide values the participation of each shareholder ... (noodl....
Combined Shareholders’ Meeting on May 12, 2016 (Air Liquide SA)
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(Source. Air Liquide SA). The Combined Shareholders' Meeting of Air Liquide will be held in Paris on Thursday, May 12, 2016, starting at 3 p.m., on first notice, in the Palais des Congrès, 2 place Porte Maillot, 75017 Paris. The preliminary meeting notice was published today in the legal gazette (BALO- Bulletin des Annonces Légales et Obligatoires) ... www.airliquide.com ... Air Liquide values the participation of each shareholder ... (noodl....
HOLDING OF AN ORDINARY GENERAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING OF BUSINESS & DECISIONS ON 22 MARCH 2016 ...
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(Source. Business & Decision SA). The Ordinary General Shareholders Meeting will be held.. On 22 March 2016. at 5.30 p.m. at 153, rue de Courcelles. 75017 Paris ... In this respect, the Bensabat family reiterates its support and confidence in the current management ensured by Mr ... The next Board of Directors meeting will be held immediately after the general meeting appointing the board members and shall appoint the new President ... CONTACT ... Tél ....
Number of shares et voting rights as of January 31, 2016 (Eurazeo SA)
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(Source. Eurazeo SA) 52785e06-2907-42c5-a0b4-4061b6de9164.pdf. EURAZEO. French Société anonyme with a capital of € 213.980.103. Registered Office. 1, rue Georges Berger - 75017 Paris. Registered with the Paris Commerce and Company Registry under number 692 030 992. Information on the total number of voting rights and shares ... Date....
Big Data Paris, March 7-8, 2016 (Expert System SpA)
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(Source. Expert System SpA). On March 7-8, Expert System France will participate in Big Data Paris ... Expert System France invites you to visit the MarkLogic Partner's village (Booth #407) where you will be able to meet our team around our Demo Pool ... Big Data Paris ... PALAIS DES CONGRES DE PARIS ... 75017 PARIS FRANCE ... (noodl....
Number of shares and voting rights as of December 31, 2015 (Eurazeo SA)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Jan 2016
(Source. Eurazeo SA) 1a539760-4a4b-4027-9279-bc6dccda4819.pdf. EURAZEO. French Société anonyme with a capital of € 213.980.103. Registered Office. 1, rue Georges Berger - 75017 Paris. Registered with the Paris Commerce and Company Registry under number 692 030 992. Information on the total number of voting rights and shares ... Date....
Inabata to exhibit at COSMETAGORA 8 eme edition in France (Inabata & Co Ltd)
Edit Public Technologies 08 Jan 2016Join GLF Session: Climate Smart Landscapes: Key Ingredients for impact at scale. (SNV Netherlands Development ...
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(Source. SNV Netherlands Development Organisation). On Landscapes Day at the Global Landscape Forum, SNV with IUFRO, ICRAF and AFOLU Working Group of LEDS presents a session on Climate Smart Landscapes. Key Ingredients for impact at scale. Join us on December 6th at 3.45pm at Pavilion D Nature and Climate Change, Level 2 - Hall Maillot Palais des Congres de Paris. 2, Place de la Porte Maillot, 75017 Paris, France. Speakers/Panelist ... (noodl....
COMBINED GENERAL MEETING 2015/16: AVAILABILITY OF PREPARATORY DOCUMENTS (Pernod Ricard SA)
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(Source. Pernod Ricard SA). AVAILABILITY OF PREPARATORY DOCUMENTS FOR THE COMBINED GENERAL MEETING (ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINARY SESSIONS) OF 6 NOVEMBER 2015. The Combined General Meeting of Pernod Ricard's shareholders will be held on Friday 6 November 2015 at 2 p.m. at Palais des Congrès, 2, Place de la Porte Maillot - 75017 Paris ... These notices include information on how to attend and vote at the General Meeting ... Shareholders' agenda.....
The European Union Celebrates Youth Entrepreneurs in the MENA Region (Delegation of the European Union ...
Edit Public Technologies 20 Oct 2015
(Source. Delegation of the European Union to Egypt) a6485ca0f36111646d4e3b.pdf. The European Union Celebrates Youth Entrepreneurs in the MENA Region. 21st October 2015. Sharm Al Sheikh-Recognizing the importance of youth socio-economic empowerment in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, the European Union (EU) has supported Youth Entrepreneurship Project (YEP) initiative ... YEP targets. ... 44 rue de Prony 75017 Paris - France Tel ....
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