Here is the church of St. Augustin, the focal point of your Paris apartment in the 8ème Arrondisement. St. Augustin church was the first church in Paris to use a metal structure covered with stone. It was built between 1860 to 1871 from plans drawn by Victor-Louis Baltard. Many styles are used in this building namely Roman, Gothic, Byzantine and Renaissance. The 8ème is a wonderful residential neighborhood, loaded with restaurants, bakeries, museums and the wonderful and romantic Parc Monceau. When you stay in our air-conditioned Paris apartment, you will be in a safe and secure area. |
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The Parc de Monceau is one of the most elegant parks in Paris and is located within an easy walk from the apartment. The park, which features carefully manicured gardens, paths, small ponds and streams, and lots of sculptures, is hugely popular with young parents (and their small children), affluent joggers (they like the path that circles the park) and newlyweds having their pictures taken. The largest health club in Paris (5 floors of exercise activities) is 6 blocks from the apartment. |
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On the right is a view of the neighborhood just outside the front door of the apartment. A visit to the 8th should begin with the Champs Elysées, which starts at the Etoile Plaza, Arc de Triomphe and ends on the Place de la Concorde, where Louis XVI lost his head during the Revolution (1793). Shopping for all things musical should be done on Rue de Rome and for culture, do not miss the Jacquemart-André Museum, the Grand and Petit Palais, and the Musée de la Découverte, Paris' science museum, the Musée Cernuschi and the Musée Nissim de Camondo. Shopping at the world famous Galeries Lafayette is within walking distance of the apartment. Galeries has a beautiful glass and steel dome, and art nouveau staircase built in 1912 by the architect Cahnautin. The 10 story store is classified as an historic monument. |
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This is the view after you enter the door from the street. The corridor leads to a very quiet, private courtyard. This recently renovated, air-conditioned, and well-placed Paris apartment is located on the 2nd French floor (Western 3rd) of a Haussmann design building, with a security system and a concierge. |
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The air-conditioned living area has two west exposure windows. There is a sofa bed, armchair, cable TV with CNN, DVD, phone and a CD/FM stereo. High speed DSL Internet Access is provided with a computer. A WiFi connection is also available. There is also a dining table with four chairs. It has parquet wooden floors and salmon colored walls. |
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The apartment's bedroom has a queen size bed, a closet with mirror doors and a window with drapes. The mattress on the bed is a Tempurpedic. The walls are white and blue with a wooden parquet floor. The bedroom is separated from the living room by French doors and curtains. |
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The open kitchen is next to the entry. It is equipped with two electric burners, a microwave, a small refrigerator, a toaster oven, a coffee maker, and cupboards, which contain cooking utensils and dishware. There is also a combination clothes washer & dryer. Overall, a very well equipped Paris apartment. |
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There are two bathrooms in the apartment, both on your right after the entry. The first one is gray marbled and has a bath with a hand shower and washbasin surrounded by a mirror. The second one is also gray marbled and has a shower, a washbasin, a window and the WC. |
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Here is a map of the many metro stops that surround the Paris apartment, marked with the star. Paris has one of the best subway systems in the world. It is called The Métropolitain or Metro. There are over 300 Metro stops in Paris so that there is a Metro entrance within 500 feet of almost every spot in the city center. The Metro stops also join with the RER, the regional train system. You can arrive in Paris by train from many cities and transfer to the subway to get to the apartment. Individual Metro tickets cost about $1.50 each. There is a 10 pack called a Carnet which costs about $12.00.
You can purchase Metro Passes, called Paris Visite, in the U.S. before you leave for France. Visit Paris Metro for ordering. The passes are valid for 1 ($26), 2 ($41), 3 ($56) or 5 ($67) days. The passes are good for zones 1-5 which includes the Charles de Gaulle and Orly Airport, Versailles and Euro Disney. The prices seem high but are worth it if you use the pass to take the trains to and from the airport. You can purchases these tickets from Rail Europe. |
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| These are the "heavy hitter" restaurants in the area. Click on a numbered location for more information. Keep in mind that there are a number of very good brasseries or pubs in the surrounding blocks, that offer a wonderful selection of food. We will be reviewing and posting these eating places as well. Stay tuned for more details. |
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We hope that you have decided to give Our Paris Place a try! Stay for €600 - €693 per week for 2 people! *** Click here for a calendar of available dates for the apartment *** *** Click here for a calendar of events in Paris during your stay *** Click here to send email for more information about the apartment or send an email to stay@ourparisplace.com. For immediate service for the apartment, call internationally, +33 6 14 65 09 33. |
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