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Archive for December, 2009

If you and your family are planning a trip to Paris, so here are five places that you absolutely should not miss.

1st Champs Ely sees – street is an icon of Paris, with almost every tourist guide featuring a picture of the magnificent Champs Ely sees with the world famous Arc de Triumphed.

This is a great place to visit with your family, especially if you travel with teenagers or young adults, because this street has several restaurants, shops and street performances features.

Whether you want to stroll down the avenue, or have a meal or watch a few Shows Street is the Champs Ely sees is a good place to take your family. The street is full of life all day and takes a whole new atmosphere in the evenings when the street lights.

2nd Euro Disney – Families traveling with young children must ensure that they visit Euro Disney Theme Park and the resort, while in Paris. Your children are sure to enjoy meeting their favorite Disney characters while they walk on the many tours offered here.

Euro Disney is located at Marne-la-Vale, which is east of the city and can be reached by train.
3rd Eiffel Tower – Eiffel Tower is the most famous symbol of the city of Paris and is an ideal destination for a fun day with family.

This monument is located on the Champ de Mars, very close to the river Seine.

Eiffel Tower is open for visitors 09:00 to 12:45 and there are many activities that can be applied here. Admission prices for this tourist attraction are 4 for those over 25 years and 3.10 for persons under that age.

clay years ago when I first came back from Japan and was heading back to school in Hawaii, I stopped by in San Francisco to visit my brother and his wife in a few days over New Year’s holiday. We hadn’t seen each other in a few years and I had never met his wife in person, so it was a great chance for us to reconnect and catch up on previous years.

I expected San Francisco to be busier on New Year’s Eve, but to be hones, it was pretty quiet. I think we went out to eat at a Chinese restaurant with a few other people, said Happy New Year, and called it a night. The next day we tried to go out to a sushi place that he recommended in Japan Town, but it was closed for the holiday, so we found a much more expensive sushi place and then spent about four times the amount of sushi we ate. We ended up going to a sports bar to catch some of the games that were on that day.

It was long ago, and a lot of things have changed. I have a family now, and we all, right down to a year old, loves sushi.

I look forward to getting together with my brother again, eat some raw fish, and hang in a sports bar