Okay, everyone, one of @innerfrenchgirl‘s Twitter followers needs your help! She’s a three-tim
e visitor to Paris who’ll be returning to the City of Light in May for her honeymoon and is seeking tips on places to see that’s perhaps a little off the beaten path. (She’s a Paris veteran, after all!) So far I’ve received the following tips from some of my favorite Twitter friends:
- “well you need to spend a cpl of days in Paris, then try Toulouse, Lyon, Montpellier, Strasbg, and some smaller towns!” (from @louis010971)
- “west Versailles, Louvciennes or old villages like pontoise the south ESSONNE also has gems. Avoid the north.” (also from @louis010971)
- “if they haven’t been to the musee rodin, they should go. in my mind a perfect museum http://www.musee-rodin.fr/welcome.htm” (from @janetjoy)
- “Hello! I would say Le jardin d’acclimation, Bagatelle, Monceau Park and Carnavale Museum.” (from @squiziou)
The suburbs seem to be a tremendously popular choice, but what do you think? Please list your suggestions here so that I can pass them on to mon amie! Merci!
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If she’s not been elsewhere esp. Strasbourg, ( ahem)…then I don’t consider her knowing much about France. At all. What can I say? I’m cranky today, it’s going to snow.
ciao
Bonjour, Susan! You’re certainly more than welcome to be cranky, today or any other day. I have my cranky days, and they do wonders for the soul. Faux cheeriness is what I can’t stand!
Merci for your input! I’ll pass along the suggestions to her. We’ve some great tips here!
Salut,
Marjorie
Your honeymooning friend should call me or visit my website and I’ll access my network of friends and colleagues to create an unforgettable series of moments.
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