The Trocadero and Human Rights

Posted by Lookotel on March 10th, 2010
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paris eiffel trocadero 02 Le Trocadéro et les Droits de l’homme The Trocadero is located in the 16th arrondissement, a residential area which is rich in architectural gems, is the great rendezvous for Parisians and tourists.

Catherine de Medici (1519-1589), Queen of France and regent, the lover of the arts who helped construct the Louvre and the Tuileries, was very attached to the hill of Chaillot, the current Trocadero. She built her home craft. At the time, Chaillot was a village surrounded by vineyards, very famous, which will be annexed to Paris in 1859, the era of World Fairs. The 1878 hosts a palace of Moorish inspiration, much criticized and replaced in 1937 by the Palace of Chaillot, neo-classical, decorated with sculptures and bas-reliefs. Getting shackle rich museums and the theater of Chaillot, Jean Vilar and his plans to popularize the theater made him famous. This long history is rooted in various parts of the building facades topped by bronze groups.

A huge plaza, with magnificent views of the Eiffel Tower, stretches before the palace terrace formed between the two wings of the building and lined with bronze statues. Skiers and snowboarders and skateboard there place their faces to the delight of spectators, declining pirouettes and acrobatics on the side rails or the gigantic staircase. Hiding behind lavish gardens that stretch to the Seine Drive required for fully enjoy this exceptional place in Paris. Large pool, huge fountains, modernity and remnants of the history of Paris, all contribute to the majestic beauty of the Trocadero and the intense life which prevails. In these gardens each year, the fireworks exploded July 14 and illuminates all of Paris, really privileged place in Paris where you can also attend film screenings in the open air.

The plaza has been called "square Liberties and Human Rights". She willingly offers hospitality to many events in honor and in defense of freedom and human rights. It soars well into another dimension, strong core values.

Let's use this article to recall briefly these famous rights too often violated throughout civilizations and today, summary published by an association whose goal is to respect human rights.

Declaration of Human Rights Le Trocadéro et les Droits de l’homme

"1-We are all born free and equal;

2-No discrimination;

3-The right to live;

4-No slavery;

5-No torture;

6-You have rights everywhere you go;

7-We are all equal before the law;

7-Your rights are protected by law;

9-No arbitrary detention;

10-The right to be tried;

11-Innocent until proven guilty;

12-The right to privacy;

13-Freedom of movement;

14-The right to live in a safe place;

15-The right to a nationality;

16-Marriage and Family;

17-The right to your own affairs;

18-Freedom of thought;

19-Freedom of expression;

20-The right to assemble;

21-The right to democracy;

22-Social security;

23-The rights of the worker;

24-The right to play;

25-food and shelter for all;

26-The right to education;

27-Royalties;

28-A world free and fair;

29-Responsibility;

30-Nobody can take away your rights.

What a program! Thank you to the Trocadero to open its doors to a new civilization where he would live

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Romeo and Juliet at the Palais des Congrès de Paris

Posted by Lookotel on March 9th, 2010
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 Roméo et Juliette au Palais des Congrès de Paris After an international tour, comeback in Paris musical Gerard Presgurvic, Romeo and Juliet, the lovers of Verona, in a new version, new sets and costumes, casting changed but successful. Romeo and Juliet, from hatred to love, was a triumph in 2001 and helped propel the career of Gerard Presgurvic to a whole new level. Born in 1953, this great musician and songwriter and performer French enjoyed a highly successful solo in the 80s. Then he wrote or co-wrote with great names of French showbiz: Patrick Bruel, Florent Pagny, Henri Salvador ... before launching into the music of TV movies and films such as The truth if I lie. His multiple talents find their consecration with Romeo and Juliet.

The famous tragedy by William Shakespeare is wonderfully served by the creative and artistic Gerard Presgurvic. History of a painful passion of two lovers separated by two feuding families, who can realize their love and their union in death. William Shakespeare, through his poetry and drama on a theme inspired by an Italian count, made the couple a symbol of impossible love, love thwarted, needlessly shattered by agreements or conflicts without merit.

Romeo and Juliet has had many adaptations for opera, ballet, theater or cinema. To name but a few that are creations forever rooted in the cultural memory:

Romeo and Juliet, dramatic symphony by Hector Berlioz in 1839, set in 1966 choreographed by Maurice Béjart;
Romeo and Juliet, opera by Charles Gounod in 1867;
The movie Romeo and Juliet George Cukor in 1936;

And the film version and more recent modern Romeo + Juliet Baz Luhrmann with Leonardo Di Caprio and Claire Danes.

The two lovers celebrated William Shakespeare and deserve this honor that gives them additional Gerard Presgurvic with his dazzling musical comedy, highlighted by the magnificent hall of the Palais des Congrès, place major events in Paris. The musical performance was the emotional dimension of the text of Shakespeare. For the passions rending fascinated but also big fans of musicals, rush, the last performance is 04 avril 2010!

Palais des Congrès de Paris
2, place de la Porte Maillot
75017 Paris

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Cheap Hotel in Paris: how to reduce your bill by 15 to 20% ...

Posted by Lookotel on March 8th, 2010
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Today, it is very easy to find a hotel in Paris through the central reservation which abound on the net. But for those who want to quickly and easily find a cheap hotel in Paris, things are not so simple. The central reservation saves valuable time for the user but in return they receive a commission on each booking. This commission is usually reflected on the price paid by the user ... So how to reconcile saving time and costs just, ie how easily find a cheap hotel in Paris?
liste des hotels paris sur les moteurs de recherche preferez les sites officiels id265 Hôtel pas cher à Paris : comment réduire votre facture de 15 à 20 %… Cheap Hotels in Paris prefer booking online!
The central reservation of hotels in Paris save you precious time, but the costs can go up to 15% or 20% per room per night! Therefore if the price factor counts for you, still 2 solutions. The first is to methodically peeling the web (or yellow pages) to inquire about rates and provide you a list of discount hotels in Paris. One effective but very laborious given the number of businesses in competition, so long it will take to your search! Fortunately there is another way to list the discount hotels in Paris.
Your Cheap Hotel in Paris in a few clicks, you can!
For Internet pressed in search of a cheap hotel in Paris, there are sites offering free centralizing pass commission on the price paid by the user. These sites operate on a different economic model, halfway between a yearbook and booking. On these sites, you will find lists of hotels with extensive tracking map, information on prices and retail services. The difference with a central hotel reservation? These platforms encourage the visitor to visit the official website of the hotel, even if they also offer the most impatient one reservation of their own.
A list of hotels in Paris complete and without additional cost to the user.
These sites have their very competitive pay a fixed amount requested from each institution, then exit commissions to sales made. Earnings for the user is concrete: a list of hotels in Paris made synthetically, and relevant tariff rates consistent with "direct" posted on the official website of each institution. The security for the user to find a cheap hotel in Paris in a few clicks.
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Meeting with a Parisian sculptor

Posted by Lookotel on March 5th, 2010
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I like the sculpture, the momentum of life in volumes. My thirst for new creations whose beauty m'instillera a subtle excitement and surprise me not never quenched. Contemporary sculpture rarely gives me this indescribable feeling that fills my wavelength aesthetic. I can admire the technique, sometimes the message, but I do not vibrate. To me this is not the art of research can be, but the work remains unfinished. "The beauty escapes the passing fashions. "Said Robert Doisneau.

And ... I met Alain Choisnet. Total harmony with the character and fascination for his unconditional bronzes. I'll try not to fall in the apology but rave Alain deserves to be known. Open, communicative, sensitive and humorous, such could be its major attributes which permeates his sculpture. He positioned himself as an autodidact. True, it begins. But it is even more dazzled by his talent, a true gift. Certainly, before moving into the bronze, it was evident that a particular skill matured. Give him the piles of books and he sculpted the Eiffel Tower or a ship. Any subject matter is to be formatted into his expert hands.

The movement is life, the volume gives the density and strength bronze. Alain exalts the feminine beauty, immortalizing a gesture, an emotion, an attitude. Nudes, sometimes draped, natural charm or juvenile, invade your world. You swim in a particular emotion, full of contrasts: sensuality, serenity, elegance, poetry, sensitive. Figures and shapes create an infinite space as sculptures by Alain are moving and spirituality. The plastic body of his female, slender and curved, supported by a highly skilled technical, sometimes sublime touches. Alain loves his creations and makes us love it. It glorifies the eternal feminine, expressed in a language that some might label it as classic and figurative, but which emotion is communicated so powerfully that is touched by grace. Nymphs or sirens, or simple idealized, sense of movement and life you enter. It is a pure animated by a rhythm in the lines Lisy, Elea and Anah. Ladies, you're beautiful! Multiply to the delight of your gazers. And to pay tribute to you: "No thanks exterior is complete if only the inner beauty enlivens. The beauty of the soul is poured out like a light on the mysterious beauty of the body. "Victor Hugo Postscript of my life. Would he have written for you?

When we talk Alain Choisnet, we can no longer speak of a promising talent. His work already shines in the sky of Art. I undertook to remove the eulogy, but forgive me, I'm just in love, I do not tarirais praise. Visit his site and see for yourself!

His blog: http://www.sculpture-bronze-choisnet.fr/


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The Art Gallery of Paris and the Place de la Madeleine

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The Art Gallery of Paris which are currently exhibited the paintings of Edvard Munch (see the article is devoted) is a luxurious address located at Place de la Madeleine. On the occasion of this exhibition a detour in the district of La Madeleine is necessary, even if that visit the place is a veritable gallery all columns and passages, which follow each precious shops, delicatessens, Fauchon and Hediard whose reputation among gourmets is deserved, excellent restaurants, Maison de la Truffe, La Marquise de Sevigne and her famous chocolate, the ne plus ultra of the caviar and the famous flower market. We live in a world of luxury that mere contemplation enhances the senses and imagination.
At the center of this spectacular square stands the Church of the Madeleine, one of the most famous monuments of Paris, which attracts the eye as it is imposing. Impressive rectangle of 108 meters long, 43 meters wide and 30 meters high, surrounded by 52 Corinthian columns 19.50 meters high. His story is remarkable. Designed in 1764, this church will undergo many changes, even be razed and rebuilt on the model of the Pantheon and the project actually will succeed in 1845. Before being permanently to serve the religion, the original purpose has also deflected with attempts to recover this monument for economic or political. The architecture itself is peculiar church without a steeple or cross, a huge porch and huge bronze doors. The dimly lit interior shines, however, by its marble and sculptures whose beautiful Baptism of Christ by Francois Rude. You're in a church where atypical marry "good society" and concerts where conventional and unconventional are regularly given. Strange place, a little austere in some ways but fascinating contrasts with the exuberant luxury that surrounds it. The contrast helps the undeniable charm of this extremely lively place abuzz with activity. To explore the risk of becoming a huge fan.
In all cases, you do not resist the fabulous exhibitions of the art gallery in Paris.

pinacotheque paris La Pinacothèque de Paris et la place de la Madeleine

The Art Gallery of Paris which are currently exhibited the paintings of Edvard Munch (see the article is devoted) is a luxurious address located at Place de la Madeleine. On the occasion of this exhibition a detour in the district of La Madeleine is necessary, even if that visit the place is a veritable gallery all columns and passages, which follow each precious shops, delicatessens, Fauchon and Hediard whose reputation among gourmets is deserved, excellent restaurants, Maison de la Truffe, La Marquise de Sevigne and her famous chocolate, the ne plus ultra of the caviar and the famous flower market. We live in a world of luxury that mere contemplation enhances the senses and imagination.

la madeleine La Pinacothèque de Paris et la place de la Madeleine

At the center of this spectacular square stands the Church of the Madeleine, one of the most famous monuments of Paris, which attracts the eye as it is imposing. Impressive rectangle of 108 meters long, 43 meters wide and 30 meters high, surrounded by 52 Corinthian columns 19.50 meters high. His story is remarkable. Designed in 1764, this church will undergo many changes, even be razed and rebuilt on the model of the Pantheon and the project actually will succeed in 1845. Before being permanently to serve the religion, the original purpose has also deflected with attempts to recover this monument for economic or political. The architecture itself is peculiar church without a steeple or cross, a huge porch and huge bronze doors. The dimly lit interior shines, however, by its marble and sculptures whose beautiful Baptism of Christ by Francois Rude. You're in a church where atypical marry "good society" and concerts where conventional and unconventional are regularly given. Strange place, a little austere in some ways but fascinating contrasts with the exuberant luxury that surrounds it. The contrast helps the undeniable charm of this extremely lively place abuzz with activity. To explore the risk of becoming a huge fan.

In all cases, you do not resist the fabulous exhibitions of the art gallery in Paris.

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The Art Gallery of Paris and Edvard Munch

Posted by Lookotel on March 4th, 2010
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The Art Gallery of Paris reopened February 19, 2010 to receive and display until July 18, 2010 a great Norwegian artist, Edvard Munch (1863-1944), popular in France where he lived for some years.
Edvard Munch, painter and innovative pioneer of expressionism, won international fame with his famous painting The Scream. While his career reflects a series of overflows without limit at the time, professionalism and a great creative technique where every detail of the painting process is important: material quality of painting, rich media, while communicating an emotion extremely strong that still upsets the field of art and its followers.
His early works were inspired by French naturalism and already proving his talent. He comes off very early conventions and follows a path that is very personal. He paints the ennui of modern life, life, love, fear and death through different themes and became one of the greatest portrait painters.
Loneliness and Melancholy Night, picture painted in France in 1890, dominated by shades of blue, expression of the decadence of the late 19th century. Period Impressionist and Pointillist that emphasizes the momentum of the soul and not the eye. Images of the Seine. The colors, style and sensibility in the service of the atmosphere and emotion.
It then describes in Berlin where he settled despite the scandal that his painting evokes. Integrated into a literary circle with major figures such as the Swedish playwright August Strindberg, he continued his work and sets. It was at Berlin that starts the cycle of The Frieze of Life, with 6 tables called Study Series: Love. The symbolism rubs raw colors and pale.
Brief return to France in 1896 before returning to his native Norway, he launches into the graphic arts and lithography which it brings new developments, and won further acclaim.
New scale with large-format paintings like Metabolism in 1898 that regulates wood relief sculpture, decorative style and lively dance of Life, Summer 1901 The Girl on the Bridge which is remarkable in its emotional force, Edvard Munch builds his career devoted to early 20th century by a stunning series of portraits, including the famous Four son of Dr. Max Linder in 1904, one of the greatest masterpieces of modern portrait.
Edvard Munch left an artistic legacy striking about 1 thousand paintings, 4500 drawings and watercolors and 6 sculptures. Also impressive beautiful (in every sense of the word)!
The art gallery of Paris known for its lavish exhibitions had to explore such an aesthetic richness.
Pinacoteca de Paris
28, place de la Madeleine
75008 Paris
Tel. : 01 42 68 02 01
www.pinacotheque.com

The Art Gallery of Paris reopened February 19, 2010 to receive and display until July 18, 2010 a great Norwegian artist, Edvard Munch (1863-1944), popular in France where he lived for some years.

edvard munch La Pinacothèque de Paris et Edvard Munch

Edvard Munch, painter and innovative pioneer of expressionism, won international fame with his famous painting The Scream. While his career reflects a series of overflows without limit at the time, professionalism and a great creative technique where every detail of the painting process is important: material quality of painting, rich media, while communicating an emotion extremely strong that still upsets the field of art and its followers.

1893 edvard munch the scream wr400 La Pinacothèque de Paris et Edvard Munch His early works were inspired by French naturalism and already proving his talent. He comes off very early conventions and follows a path that is very personal. He paints the ennui of modern life, life, love, fear and death through different themes and became one of the greatest portrait painters.

Loneliness and Melancholy Night, picture painted in France in 1890, dominated by shades of blue, expression of the decadence of the late 19th century. Period Impressionist and Pointillist that emphasizes the momentum of the soul and not the eye. Images of the Seine. The colors, style and sensibility in the service of the atmosphere and emotion.

It then describes in Berlin where he settled despite the scandal that his painting evokes. Integrated into a literary circle with major figures such as the Swedish playwright August Strindberg, he continued his work and sets. It was at Berlin that starts the cycle of The Frieze of Life, with 6 tables called Study Series: Love. The symbolism rubs raw colors and pale.

Brief return to France in 1896 before returning to his native Norway, he launches into the graphic arts and lithography which it brings new developments, and won further acclaim.

New scale with large-format paintings like Metabolism in 1898 that regulates wood relief sculpture, decorative style and lively dance of Life, Summer 1901 The Girl on the Bridge which is remarkable in its emotional force, Edvard Munch builds his career devoted to early 20th century by a stunning series of portraits, including the famous Four son of Dr. Max Linder in 1904, one of the greatest masterpieces of modern portrait.

Edvard%20Munch 483727 La Pinacothèque de Paris et Edvard Munch

Edvard Munch left an artistic legacy striking about 1 thousand paintings, 4500 drawings and watercolors and 6 sculptures. Also impressive beautiful (in every sense of the word)!

The art gallery of Paris known for its lavish exhibitions had to explore such an aesthetic richness.

Pinacoteca de Paris

28, place de la Madeleine

75008 Paris

Tel. : 01 42 68 02 01

www.pinacotheque.com

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Parc des Expositions Porte de Versailles - Calendar of upcoming events

Posted by Lookotel on March 3rd, 2010
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Halls 8, 220 000 m 2, the park is impressive, to measure the many events it hosts regular, in many different areas, for the general public or professionals. The most famous is the Mondial de l'Automobile (former Auto Show) which takes place every 2 years in the fall. But the millions of visitors who come each year show that many other interests also occupy the place. Here is a small selection in the coming days and months:

-From 12/03/10 to 14/03/10
Salon Body fitness world: annual meeting of fitness, sport, dance and physical well-being. Machinery and equipment for the rooms and complex fitness and weight but also for individuals who practice at home. Courses and fitness shows and dance to the card on the spot

-From 12/03/10 to 14/03/10
Galaxy football: Annual national exhibition that brings together all the practices of football France, the traditional Fustal, Urban soccer, beach soccer, Freestyle or 2 cons 2. Many activities you can participate or watch spectacular demonstrations. And for professional sports, business conferences, debates and symposia.

-From 18/03/10 to 21/03/10
Le Monde in Paris: the whole world of travel, holidays, tourism and recreation, with the added bonus this year, thalassotherapy and some really unusual entertainment. So many excellent ideas and suggestions for touring. Tastings, exhibitions and film screenings offered.

-From 12/03/10 to 14/03/10
ECOBAT: build or renovate with renewable and environmentally friendly materials, the world of the future for professionals and the general public.

-From 14/03/10 to 16/03/10
Discom-Mixmove: reserved for professional clubs, discos, bars and theater. Convention work and recent innovations.

-From 19/03/10 to 21/03/10
Baby Fair: Fair for prospective parents and children with shows for toddlers. A gold mine.

-From 20/03/10 to 22/03/10
Exhibition for the Golf lovers, rich and full.

-From 25/03/10 to 27/03/10
Fair for seniors over 50 who are discovering a new life and new goals.

-From 25/03/10 to 28/03/10
Sustainable Living Planet Eco-cons and lifestyle all offers and initiatives for sustainable development.

-From 26/03/10 to 31/03/10
Salon du Livre de Paris: the appointment of professional book trade.

-From 26/03/10 to 28/03/10
Destinations for nature lovers of hiking, amateur or professional.

-From 09/04/10 to 11/04/10
21st Salon Cabriolet, Coupe & SUVs: All new and older models that are still dreaming.

-From 29/04/10 to 09/05/10
Paris Fair with 2700 exhibitors

-From 17/06/10 to 20/06/10
World modeling for the passionate and truly discover to the neophytes.

What Agenda?

Parc des Expositions

1 Place Porte de Versailles

75015 Paris

Tel.: 01 72 72 17 00

www.parisexpo.fr

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7 breakfasts 'capital'

Posted by Lookotel on March 1st, 2010
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peti dej If like me, you sometimes have to go more or less early in the morning with a friend or client, think breakfast hotels, places more friendly than the coffee shop, and assurance to discuss in a quiet and discreet, so chic!

So here I am out to conquer breakfast hotels, to retain only 7, all in Paris 4 stars chosen for the specific product, part or location, but always in order to retain quality, service and tranquility of the place.
Notice to mothers who leave their children to school in the morning and begin the very day in style before a shopping spree with friends ...
Thank you to one and one that accompanied me every time, it was a most enjoyable experience and I think I'll direct my next test to SPA Paris. We must eliminate these small kilos taken. ... Volunteers? ;-)

Every time he mentioned "booking advised, this is especially true if you are more than two people, and this, to ensure you find a free table. All breakfasts cited in this article have been tested by myself, about 9:30 in the morning, between January 15 and February 15.
Feel free to ask me for additional information.

Hidden Hotel: City-Ternes Arc de Triomphe

hidden hotel Breakfast buffet from 7am to 11am. Reservations recommended.
Price: 15 euros
Tel.: 01 40 55 03 57
Website: http://www.hidden-hotel.co m
Address: 28, rue de l'Arc de Triomphe, 75017 Paris
Specificity: A majority of natural products, organic and artisan, true to the concept of eco-luxury of the hotel.
Everything here is natural, raw wood furniture and colors make up a perfect blend with the sleek design of the whole. The general atmosphere invites you to travel.
Arranged around the bar in the hotel lounge, ground floor, this breakfast I immediately made me want to taste it! It consists of:

Organic baguette, pastries baked on site every morning, country cheeses (Tomme de Savoie, Cantal ... etc. ... different depending on the day), deli meats (ham, rosette), pickles, olives.
Fresh juice: orange, grapefruit, pomme.Fruits fresh tomato confit (delicious!), Jams (fig with violet, raspberry, honey dough and hazelnut), chocolate spread, butter Echiré, smoked Norwegian salmon quality , yoghurts crafts (blackberries, lemon, nature) presented in clay pots.
Hot drinks served at the table (coffee, chocolate, tea)
3 kinds of milk, skimmed, soya milk bio
Several kinds of cereal (Special K, muesli, etc ....)
Avocados, tomatoes, cucumber
Dry fruits: almonds, prunes, dates ... etc. ...
The +: Very generous and above all, good quality products, natural, organic or artisan, I want more!

Hotel Pershing Hall: District Champs-Elysees.

pershing hall Continental breakfast served from 7am to 12pm. Reservations recommended.
Price: 26 euros
Tel: 01 58 36 58 36
Website: http://www.pershinghall.co m
Address: 49, rue Pierre Charron, 75008 Paris
Specificity: Served in the beautiful courtyard in front of a green wall 30 feet high under the canopy was open, we take advantage of daylight in luxurious surroundings. A clientele of men and women in business, spaced tables, and possibility to book a "working breakfast".
Impeccable service, very caring staff, also try Sunday brunch with family.
Surprisingly sympathetic contrast and in this mecca of the night for his Paris restaurant ... enter in the morning and find the place in daylight, in a more "dynamic", it helps to appreciate the world from a different angle .

Waiter service:
Basket of pastries baked on site (excellent!) Croissant, pain au chocolat, raisin bread. Bread or toast, butter, jams.
Pressed fruit: orange, grapefruit, apple, mango, pineapple (mango juice, delicious!)
Hot drinks (coffee, tea, hot chocolate at the earliest)
Homemade yoghurt (vanilla, plain or fruit)
Most: The beauty of the place, the room bathed in natural light for an appointment or personal work, a trendy and quality service!

Hotel de l'Abbaye Saint-Germain district

abbaye Les 7 petits déjeuners capitaux Continental breakfast served from 7am to 10.30am. Reservations recommended.
Price: 10 euros
Tel: 01 45 44 38 11
Website: http://www.hotelabbayepari s.com
Address: 10 rue Cassette, 75006 Paris
Specificity: In the heart of Saint-Germain, ideal to begin a day of shopping, I liked the cozy lounge and pleasant smell of chimney fire, and breakfast served under the canopy, facing the private courtyard and summer terrace. Here, you feel the soul of Saint-Germain, in the decoration of this hotel.
Served at table:
The basic breakfast consists of hot drinks (coffee, tea, chocolate, milk), fresh fruit juice, baguette, a basket of pastries (brioche, croissant), butter and jam.
Possibility to order extra and map: scrambled eggs, cereals, fresh fruit etc. ...
Most: The quiet, the view, very pleasant, comfortable lounges, and the true service of a 4-star table ...

Hotel Le Bellechasse: District Orsay Museum (design Christian Lacroix)

bellechasse Les 7 petits déjeuners capitaux Breakfast buffet from 7am to 11am, booking essential 48 hours in advance.
Price: 21 euros
Tel: 01 45 50 22 31
Website: http://www.lebellechasse.c om
Address: 8 Rue de Bellechasse, 75007 Paris
Specificity: Breakfast haute couture! The hotel was fully dressed by Christian Lacroix with prints and drawings with colorful butterflies. Quality and variety of products await you.
Served buffet style, in the basement, whose room has been dressed by Chistian Lacroix
Mariage Freres teas, jams Alain Millat, scrambled eggs, sausage, dried fruit, fruit juice Alain Millat, organic pastries, cereals
Smoked salmon, deli meats, cheeses, yoghurts, fresh fruit salad.
And if you're still hungry after all that ... .. no, impossible! ;-)
Most: The variety of products, and instead signed a big name in haute couture! Breakfast every color!

Hotel Napoleon: District Champs-Elysees

napoleon Les 7 petits déjeuners capitaux Breakfast buffet from 7am to 10am (weekends, 7am to 11am). Reservations appreciated.
Price: 26 euros
Tel: 01 56 68 43 21
Website: http://www.hotelnapoleonpa ris.com
Address: 40 Avenue de Friedland, 75008 Paris
Specificity: At the foot of the Arc de Triomphe! Elegant lounges English paneling and warm fabrics, ideal for a business breakfast, the tables are spaced conducive to discretion.
Home and impeccable service
Comfortably seated on benches or chairs, you can taste salty or sweet from a wide selection of fresh produce:

Fruit juices, fresh fruit salad, cereals, scrambled eggs (or to your liking: fried, omelette etc ...), bacon, cheese cutting, breads and specialty breads, pastries baked on premises, deli meats, tomatoes , cucumbers, butter, jam, hot drinks, fresh fruit.
Possibility also of breakfast from 12 hours, the restaurant, the "Bivouac cafe, perfect address for business district.
Most: The location, the lighting dim, the ceiling fresco in the quality and quantity, at the foot of the Place de l'Etoile!

Hotel Le Pera: Madeleine Ward

le pera Breakfast buffet from 7 to 11 hours. Reservations appreciated.
Price: 19 euros
Tel: 01.53 43 54 00
Website: http://www.hotellepera.com
Address: 17, rue Caumartin -75009 Paris
Specificity: Breakfast with some atypical products! Very nice colors tonic lounge with fireplace, perfect to start a shopping trip, between the Madeleine and department stores. Wide variety of savory and sweet products.
Dried fruits: pineapple, apricots, almonds, etc. ...
Fruit salad, fruit juices, hot drinks, pastries, breads, cakes, muffins, brioche bread, butter, jam, loukoums, pastries.
French and Greek cheeses, scrambled eggs, sausage, boiled egg, olives, marinated anchovies, peppers stuffed with cheese, dried tomatoes, artichoke stuffed mushrooms.
I liked the choice of savory products.
Most: Variety of products, smart hospitality, and location. Having tasted a little of everything, you will be unable to bind with lunch!

Grand Hotel Saint Michel Quartier Latin

garnd hotel saint michel Breakfast buffet from 7am to 11am, booking advised during the week and needed the weekend.
Price: 20 euros
Tel: 01 46 33 33 02
Website: http://www.hotel-saintmich el-paris.com
Address: 19 rue Cujas-75005 Paris
Specificity: Very nice room vaulted, in the heart of the Latin Quarter, the breakfast is very comprehensive, modern chic furniture.
The buffet consists of:
Fresh fruit juice, 3 kinds of grains (including 2 organic), nuts (almonds, pistachios, dates, prunes, apricots, nuts ... etc.), olives, sausages, scrambled eggs, cheese cut, smoked salmon, cream cheese Fruit salad, fresh fruit, pancakes, organic jams, organic yogurt, Nespresso coffee, pastries and specialty breads and a toaster for grilling.
The +: Very complete, you want to taste everything, the smile and welcoming staff, a selection of organic products, trendy now!

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