While Paris is famously walkable, it also offers a multitude of options for getting around the city. Bikes, buses, scooters, metros, trams, U ers, funicular, etc. in its plan to become a “post-car” city.
The Batobus is a bus-boat in Paris. It's possible to hop on and hop off at any of 8 stops along the Seine. You purchase a day pass at any stop which allows you to get off and visit say, the Eiffel Tower, and then hop back on and ride down the Seine until another sight...
After walking ten miles a day in Paris, this is not what you want to see in the metro: Many visitors Don't realize how many staircases you have to navigate in the metro. Instead, search for this sign: Because it means you'll find this: A welcome sight after a long day...
As part of a Blog Hop, I’ve made two coin purses. Madame Samm and Katherine shared the pattern and instructions to those willing to post a photo of the finished product. The first is a Paris Metro Ticket coin purse.As part of a Blog Hop, I’ve made two coin purses....
You see all types of motorcycles, bikes, scooters and small, city-friendly vehicles in Paris. Some are creativiely modified. When you get closer to this one, you see a baby seat, protected from the rain, and discover it's a cross between a bicycle and a stroller....