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Que predique con el ejemplo y se los lleve a todos al Vaticano que iban a dejarlo todo peor que Paris cuando gana el PSG la Champions...

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2026🗼🎾Paris Roland Garros Grand Slam🏆 第一个！！！米拉安德烈娃以后还会有很多个！！

Isabelle Ithurburu at French Tennis Open at Roland Garros in Paris 05/28/2026 ​

Joyce Jonathan at French Tennis Open at Roland Garros in Paris 06/01/2026 ​

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C’est pas un problème de taxes, c’est un problème d’élus et de gestion En france aussi l’ex-maire de paris aime mettre l’argent du contribuable là où ce n’est pas vraiment nécessaire.

Le temps de l'amour · Francoise Hardy The "Yeh-Yeh" Girl from Paris ℗ 2015 TP4 Music Released on: 2001-09-20 Laisse tomber les filles (Remastered) · France Gall Mes Débuts ℗ 2019 Universal Digital Enterprises Released on: 2019-03-01

Laure Boulleau at French Tennis Open at Roland Garros in Paris 05/25/2026 ​

Laure Boulleau at French Tennis Open at Roland Garros in Paris 06/01/2026 ​

Monster in Paris said: Ở voz cũng có 1 anh dev game sau khi thành công lừa được chục thằng Tây đã đem về được ...200k tiền lời. (j/k) game gì vậy fen?

Ophelie Meunier at French Tennis Open at Roland Garros in Paris 06/05/2026 ​

N'importe quoi. Ils sont sur la même zone mais 300 m les uns des autres. Bien que le thermomètre soit haut. Je préfère un 38 en bord de mer qu'un 31 à Paris

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Great deal ,this is a truly superb theme park, on a par with Disneyland Paris IMO

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Entrega não efetuada e produto em devolução pela transportadora Pierserv. L'Oréal Paris e está constando (MATERIAIS EM PROCESSO DE DEVOLUCAO) sendo que nem fui avisada sobre esse pedido. Queria que fosse enviado novamente por gentileza. Pedido *****

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Before going to Paris many people had told me that i need to be aware of the rudeness of French people and the unclean streets to a point where that was what I was expecting. Boy were people wrong. I have met the nicest people there. Everyone was willing to help. The streets were clean and the trash was collected. This was more than just a journey to Paris for me. This was a spiritual journey. This city spoke to me and pointed a finger at many wrong things i had taken for granted and made me realize that i need to experience everything before jumping to conclusions. Thank you Paris for the experience. What a majestic beautiful city. Completely in love with it and the French people. Thank you for disappointing me and making me grow as a human. submitted by /u/xanderiop to r/ParisTravelGuide [link] [comments]

I saw this post on Facebook and thought I'd share: Here is the link to the entire article: https://www.france-hotel-guide.com/en/blog/things-not-to-do-paris/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=02-16-25-Do-your-researc Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk Unfortunately, it’s a fairly common practice that can get on the nerves of Parisians, who, it has to be said, sometimes don’t need much to get on their nerves. Don’t stop in the middle of the sidewalk; instead, stand to one side to consult your map or take your photos. This way, you won’t be pushed around by people in a hurry or on their way to work, and you won’t get in anyone’s way. 2) Don’t stand in the middle of escalators If you don’t want to be jostled on the escalators, keep to the right. People in a hurry go to the left. The principle is simple and universal. It’s the key to avoiding blocking and irritating everyone, especially at rush hour. 3) Don’t go to big chains There are so many small establishments with exceptional products and top-notch service that it would be a shame to end up at McDonald’s or Starbucks. Choose local restaurants and cafés for an authentic Parisian experience. A baguette and croissant from a good artisan bakery, accompanied by a refined café on the terrace, is much better than an overpriced, over-sweetened coffee, don’t you think? Plus, you’re supporting the local economy! 4) Don’t miss out on learning a few French words Even though many Parisians speak English more or less well, making the effort to learn a few words in French can greatly enhance your experience. A simple “bonjour”, “merci” or “s’il vous plaît” is always appreciated and shows that you respect the local culture. Speak even more simple phrases and you will be delighted by how different and more immersive your visit will be. 5) Don’t just visit the major monuments The Canal Saint-Martin is little known to tourists but is a very charming place, ideal for waterside strolls. I’m not saying you shouldn’t visit the Louvre, or even climb to the top of the Eiffel Tower, but there’s so much more to visit in Paris! Discover lesser-known neighborhoods like the Marais, visit fascinating sites like the Sainte-Chapelle and explore the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin, for example. Ask your concierge for a few examples or ask locals you are interacting with already. 6) Avoid shopping on the Champs-Élysées It’s not here that you’ll find the gem you’re looking for. The Champs-Élysées are certainly iconic, but they are often crowded and feature only large chain stores that aren’t particularly inexpensive. For a more unique shopping experience, I recommend heading to Saint-Germain-des-Prés or the Marais, where you’ll find independent boutiques with more singular and unique items. Or, look up thrift stores! 7) Avoid overloading your schedule It can be tempting to want to plan everything so as to visit as many places as possible, but this can backfire and become exhausting! These schedules are often difficult to keep, because they don’t take enough time into account for walking and transport. Feeling rushed in Paris is the EXACT opposite of how we want you to feel. 8) Don’t visit Paris in August In August, most Parisians are on vacation. So what’s the problem? Well, it also means that many shops and restaurants will be closed at this time in the less touristy areas. On top of that, it’s the busiest time of the year for tourists, so you’ll spend your stay waiting in line at every monument.I’d advise you to come in May, June, September and October. 9) Don’t neglect safety As in all big cities, you need to beware of pickpockets, especially in crowded areas like the metro. Always keep an eye on your belongings and wear tight pants—they won’t pick your pocket like that! ,10) Avoid places that are too popular on Instagram or TikTok Is that queue in front of the Angelina Rivoli really worth it? Some places, like the Angelina tearoom, are ultra-popular on social networks and sometimes don’t live up to their reputation after sometimes an hour in line. Instead, look for lesser-known places with authentic charm that will have just as great of a photo opportunity and then YOU will look like a seasoned visitor. 11) Take time to eat French culture places great importance on leisurely meals. Don’t rush to eat, and take the time to savor each dish. You’ll appreciate French cuisine and the local art of living even more. 12) Don’t limit yourself to tourist restaurants Restaurants near tourist attractions are often far too expensive for what they offer. Ask locals or your hotel for recommendations to discover establishments that are popular with locals and unknown to other tourists. Ask the waitstaff at each place you eat, where THEY eat! If you're in a pharmacy, ask where they eat for lunch. Locals really do love to share and help. 13) Don’t miss an evening stroll Paris at night is one of the most underrated aspects of your visit. Strolling around Paris is a magnificent experience, and it is even more so at night! You’ll be able to explore a whole new side of Paris, with its romantic atmosphere, illuminated monuments, and glittering Eiffel Tower. I honestly prefer the city at night, as do most. So, one day, take a nap during the day and take a long walk a night and you will be amazed at how differently you will see the city. submitted by /u/WolfgangBlumhagen to r/ParisTravelGuide [link] [comments]

I was walking down the street of Saint Denis to meet my colleague around 20Hours. While on street I found a woman asking if I want sex for 20 euros.. I found it bit shady, and I left from that place. Anyone having similar experience? Is it safe? submitted by /u/hereForThisshit to r/paris [link] [comments]