Her er et link til TURIST I BRETAGNE http://www.tourismebretagne.com/
torsdag den 27. maj 2010
Kort over Normandiet
Klik her og få et kort med seværdigheder
http://www.bessin-normandie.com/tourisme/loisirs/randonnees/a-pied
http://www.bessin-normandie.com/tourisme/loisirs/randonnees/a-pied
Come on Eileen
"To fashion afficionados, this musty vintage boutique in the heart of the Bastille is Ali Baba’s treasure. There is not a better selection of affordable vintage designer clothes IN THE WORLD."
16-18 rue des Taillandiers
75011 Paris
Man-Fre: 11 - 20:30
Søn: 14-20
metro: Bastille
Turist omkring Bayeaux
Her er et link til Turist omkring Bayeux
http://www.bessin-normandie.com/tourisme/loisirs/randonnees/a-pied
http://www.bessin-normandie.com/tourisme/loisirs/randonnees/a-pied
Stranden
Tag en tur
Eller måske med den her
Slottet med Bayeux tapetet
Så er det her:
Klik på linket.
Her er meget at kigge på inden vi skal ind og se med egne øjne
Convenant Pennec
6 Convenant Pennec,
Langoat,
Brittany, 22450,
France
Tlf.: 0033 296 495 898
0033 685 168 224
Colette
Tænker det her kunne være noget for Victor :)
Dem der ikke er helt så interesserede kunne jo så sidde nede i caféen i kælderen eller lege med hunden Oscar ;)
Fra Turen går til Paris:
"På de 700 omhyggeligt pakkede kvadratmeter har en broget samling hippe hoveder samlet cremen af mode, musik, design og gadgets fra hele verden, og en tur rundt i forretningen er som at bladre i et vovet og forfriskende uhøjtideligt livsstilsblad. (...)
Udvalget er dybt esoterisk, og side om side finder man galliske street-art antologier, tidsskriftet The Journal of Shirt Culture og den legendariske figure Barbars finurlige pamflet Yoga pour Éléphants. Her er dyre, men pjankede dødningehovednøgleringe af den engelske designguru Alexander McQueen, unikafigurer i mangastil, flankeret af knuste sparegrise der sælges som samlesæt. Førstesalen er helliget mode til herrer og mademoiseller og består af en tilsyneladende uorganiseret skov af mannequinner, stylet i en sælsom blanding af skaterkluns fra Stüssy og Converse og high-end fashionklude fra Junya Watanabe, Dries van Noten og Hussein Chalayan. Hyggen står butikkens labrador, Oscar, for. Han vimser rundt og snuser dovent til kunderne, ligesom man kan sidde og hænge i kælderetagens Water Bar, hvis priser tilmed er væsentlig lavere end de fleste nærliggende bistroers."
Åbent man-lør kl. 11-19
75001 Paris
tirsdag den 25. maj 2010
søndag den 23. maj 2010
Premiere Classe Hotel i Bayeux
Bayeux 10-15 Juli
CHEMIN DE LA GAMBETTE
14400 BAYEUX
Telephone: 08 92 70 73 80
Fax:+33 2 31 22 75 33
Email:bayeux@premiereclasse.fr
Der er morgenmad for €4.80 per person, så vi må finde ud af om vi gider det eller hellere vil finde et sted inde i Bayeux.
Garden Opera Hotel i Paris
Paris, 20-24 Juli
75010 Paris
Tel. : +33(0)1 47 70 40 75
Fax : +33(0)1 47 70 07 41
Le 404
Marokkansk restaurant
An unexpected little dark Moroccan restaurant hidden in the Marais, 404, pronounced “cat sont cat”, commands a return visit on every trip to Paris.
Why? It’s a great spot for a romantic evening or a wild night amongst friends, for one. The unforgettable experience owes its luster to the menu of succulent tagines and North African couscous dishes to the friendly staff who invite you to dance on the tables with them around 10pm. Choose from an exotic list of African wines or stick to the refreshing mojitos.
Secondly, the scene: 404 is a hot spot among the fashion and film cognoscenti, so reservations are recommended. And don’t arrive too early, as space is tight in this little rocking casbah cocoon, or you will find yourself waiting outside.
69 rue des Gravilliers
75003 Paris
L'As du Fallafel
Apparently det bedste fallafelsted i hele Paris.
The bustling rue des Rosiers is peppered with falafel outlets that even seasoned chick-pea lovers would be hard pushed to differentiate between. L’As du Fallafel has the reputation of being the best, and the daily queues outside its take-away window go some way to backing that reputation up.
Don’t be put off by the amount of people waiting though, their crafty and efficient ordering system deploys someone patrolling the queue on the street to issue tickets and take your money so that all you have to do when you get to the window is tell the chef how much of the scrummy yoghurt sauce you want your ping-pong ball sized falafels drenched in.
And what about the food? Well, the salad is finely shredded and extremely fresh and the pita bread is deliciously squishy and soft yet tough enough to withstand the noshing action of your jaws without jettisoning half the contents of your sandwich all over the floor. The golden falafel balls themselves are crispy without being greasy and you just can’t fault the gently spiced flavor of their puffy contents.
Whether or not this really is the best falafel in Paris remains to be seen, but bearing in mind its in Le Marais, you’ll do well to find anything else for less than 5€.
34 rue des Rosiers
75004 Paris
L'Alicheur
Sund mad - cuisine sans friture...
L’Alicheur is just what the doctor ordered: healthy food! Shunning butter, oil, or anything fried, this hidden little take-away spot relies only on the flavor from a variety of fruits and vegetables. Throw in a few Cambodian family secrets et voila—a tasty solution to getting your daily dose of greens.
A simple menu featuring salads, sandwiches, noodles (gluten-free, of course) or the special plat du jour of fish or the latest market specialty never gets old. But its the soup—packed with 10 vegetables and spiced with tamarind and lemongrass—that guarantees a line out the door. For dessert, try the five-fruit salad or the cocktail du jour of blended fruits and veggies such as cauliflower, papaya, green beans, and mango for a vitamin-packed creamy smoothie. It sounds peculiar, but tastes divine.
96 rue Saint Maur
75011 Paris
L'Estaminet
Traipsing down Rue Oberkampf on a Saturday evening can be grueling (if you happen to run into a group of pub crawling tourists), surprising (finding yourself faced with walls of artwork completely dedicated to Frank Zappa) and thoroughly enjoyable-if you stumble across this lucky find.
Framed by dark woods and worn prints on the walls, stepping into this rambunctious nook is like stepping back in time to some ‘40s Parisian Bistro. The dining spaces towards the back and downstairs buzz with satisfied gourmandizers sampling from kitchen’s French menu (the confit du canard and Cassoulet are unmissable), while the bar area up front overflows with young patrons lounging to a mix of M.I.A, drum’n’bass and Bollywood tunes, sipping very well-priced beers and trading barbs with the jocular (and very reliable) bar staff.
Come Sunday brunch, the roaring laughter and bavarderie of local twentysomethings and young families fills tastefully decorated salon and boasts a tempting (and filling) array of yogurts, fruits, charcuterie, pancakes and breads.
116 Rue Oberkampf
75011 Paris
La Mosquee
Ser ud til at være en blanding af museum, café, reastaurant, spa, grønt område etc. Mathilde synes det ser meget spændende ud :)
Parisians usually enjoy “La mosquee”—the mosque—for its mint tea, traditional pastries and 30-minute massages. But the exotic gardens, the Andalusian mosaics and the 33-meter minaret warrant a visit as well, especially on Sundays after a big night out.
Built between 1922 and 1926 in the Hispano-Moresque style, the mosque commemorates the fallen Muslim “tirailleurs” from the North African colonies who fought against the Germans during World War I. The 1920-traditional hamam is an authentic trip to the “thousand and one night” land, especially after an energetic massage executed by robust Arab women. Student-friendly prices—2-3 Euros for entry—also reflect more authentic times. There’s also a restaurant, a tea room and even a suk inside the mosque.
Read more: http://paris.unlike.net/locations/304508-La-Grande-mosquee#ixzz0oljt9P00
39 rue Geoffroy St. Hilaire
75005 Paris
Free 'P' Star
Vintage butik, relativt billig.
"Crammed with wall to wall cheap vintage, including a wall of boots, piles of purses and cheap leather jackets in the basement"
8 rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonniere
75004 Paris
St Ouen Loppemarked
Et af markederne i Paris, ligger i 18. arrondissement.
Av. de la Porte de Clignancourt
75018 Paris
Musée de la Mode et du Textile (Museum med tøj og mode)
Kunne Mathilde rigtig godt tænke sig :) men måske det skulle så være hvor vi delte os op i grupper? Det er en del af et kunsthåndværksmuseum så vidt jeg forstår.
Set in the Rohan wing of Le Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the Musée de la Mode et du Textile houses a whopping 6,000 costumes, 35,000 fashion accessories and 30,000 pieces of textile. No small feat for a fashion museum, we assure you, especially considering the nightmare that is textile conservation.
The museum traces the history of fashion from the regency period to present day, and the important and under-appreciated evolution of textile production from the 7th century onward. Re-envisioned in 1997, the museum also hosts exemplary exhibitions from contemporary French design houses like Dior, Chanel and Sonyia Rykiel, in particular. Consult their website for details concerning current exhibitions.
- Les Arts Décoratifs
- 107 rue de Rivoli
- 75001 Paris
"Cour carrée" ved Louvre
Godt til at slappe af en aften måske?
Some people have seen the Louvre museum a hundred times in their lives. But few people know the “cour carree” as well, this magnificent courtyard in the western wing of the Louvre (from rue de Rivoli). A short trip there is just a cultural must.
You can sit on one of the few benches of the courtyard late at night and stare at the delicate lights on each façade. Bring a glass of wine if you can. During the day, the old Renaissance architecture and its decorative sculptures are a pleasure for the eye as well as the spirit. And If you’re lucky enough, you’ll hear a lonely cellist playing Bach in the background, which makes it a moment of grace and serenity.
Read more: http://paris.unlike.net/locations/304645-Cour-carr-e-of-the-Louvre-museum#ixzz0olaeZBb1
Rue de l'Amiral Coligny
75001 Paris
Palais de Tokyo
A world of contemporary art disguised as a parking lot, the Palais de Tokyo is Paris’ answer to contemporary art post-Pompidou. Housed next to the Musee d’Art Moderne de la Vile de Paris in an art-deco building produced for Paris’ International Exhibition in 1837, the space was opened with art critics Nicolas Bourriaud and Jerome Sans as co-directors, creating a serious stir in the art world.
Architects Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal gave the then-derelict building a much-needed facelift in 2001 for the cool price of 4 million Euros, creating a sprawling and open exhibition space.
With no permanent collection and few solo exhibitions, the museum encourages creativity through short-term group exhibitions and a jam packed agenda filled with lecture series, workshops, performances and an on-site radio station.
It can at times feel more like the world’s most cutting-edge cultural mall, with a self-service restaurant, library and shop, not to mention its midnight closing time. We especially recommend coming for the first Thursday every month, when there is a free vernissage.
- 13 avenue du Président Wilson
- 75116 Paris
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