+The HERB5 Posted June 21, 2007 Posted June 21, 2007 Following LeTour for a week and then staying in Paris for Bastille Day. Just in-case I fancied doing a cache Any suggestions ? Quote
+imajeep Posted June 21, 2007 Posted June 21, 2007 Sorry, not a cache. But--if you can get to the Eiffel Tower the night of 13 July (the day before Bastille Day), you can get an incredible sight. Since it stays light so late in France at this time of year, all of the areas around Paris that have local fireworks do them at the same time, right after sunset. If you can get op to the first or second level of the Eiffel Tower, you will see simultaneous fireworks displays all around--360 degrees! My wife and I saw this display in 2000, and we will never forget it! Quote
+PopUpPirate Posted June 21, 2007 Posted June 21, 2007 Where are you flying from? I'm sure there'll be some near your departure airport Quote
+Dorsetgal & GeoDog Posted June 21, 2007 Posted June 21, 2007 I was in Paris for the day as a birthday treat last month, and found five in a walk from Notre Dame to Pont D'Alma, we then carried on to the Eiffel Tower. As it wasn't specifically a caching trip, we incorporated these into our planned walk. (1/1) 23 Jan 04 Bonjour de Paris by IntotheWoods (GCHJA0) A handy webcam cache just north of Notre Dame. (Thanks again Mrs Blorenge and SimplyPaul). (2/1) 6 Feb 07 GEOPOLY - Chance by biboux (GC10T9F) Convenient on street micro, easily found. (1/1) 15 Jun 02 Who is She? (Paris) by John Stead (GC6612) Handy virtual set by John Stead. (1/1.5) 9 Apr 07 No Monet 4 Tea by Houndejaout (GC121TQ) Very nice to drop Tbs in, lovely gardens but is out of comission at the moment cos of ground works. (1/1) 13 Jun 02 Liberty's Flame by otterbuff (GC63DB) Virtual over the tunnel ... Enjoy! Quote
+Tyrolean Maid Posted June 21, 2007 Posted June 21, 2007 I can also recommend "Heart of Paris" - GCQTP6. We did this nice multi round the Notre Dame on our recent weekend in Paris. Quote
+G Force Posted June 21, 2007 Posted June 21, 2007 A couple of easy multi's if you have the time in addition to ones already mentioned Paris in Springtime (GCAD88) where the Doors lead singer was laid to rest but not part of the cache Tea 4 Tour (Eiffel) (GCZB7M) some nice views of the tower unfortunately GEOPOLY - Chance by biboux (GC10T9F) the series has been archived although cachers are still finding it There seems to be a boom in Paris with caches with about a dozen new ones since I was last there in March 07. Quote
+milvus-milvus Posted July 30, 2007 Posted July 30, 2007 Bump... Any additions to this list? Especially from Nebias if he has now returned? We're off to Paris next weekend... Thanks, Baz. Quote
+The HERB5 Posted July 31, 2007 Author Posted July 31, 2007 "Heart of Paris" - GCQTP6 and Tea 4 Tour (Eiffel) (GCZB7M) are two must do Paris caches. I'd never been to the Jardin du Luxembourg so the two Latin Quartier caches GC134KP and GC135EY were great for me. Would liked to of done Le parc Monceau GC13ETC but when I got there I noticed I hadn't got the pictures. Get you thinking cap on for these two The mysterious lettre - la lettre mistérieuse GC13KC4, solved but couldn't find. The Da Vinci Code GC13QC3, couldn't solve part 2. After trying these two I would suggest any cache by zarbatavis. Bon voyage. Quote
+sTeamTraen Posted July 31, 2007 Posted July 31, 2007 I recommend the small "Petite Ceinture" series by u_man. You've never been anywhere like this in Paris - an abandoned ring-railway which circles the whole city. You may have to go a few hundred metres from the cache to find an entrance through the fence, but it's worth it. Quote
+chizu Posted July 31, 2007 Posted July 31, 2007 Jardin des Plantes is very nice too, and if you do it, make sure you go to the turkish cafe near the main entrance (not the entrance nesarest the Seine) the sweets are fantastic! Quote
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