Things to do in Paris

[Restoman]

Hahaha, thanks for the tips guys.

I heard I should go to this place called In-N-Out Burger while I'm there?

Nice. 613 million worth too.

[JUMPNYC]

Check out Versailles, its about a 20 min train trip from Paris and its a gorgeous place to walk around on a nice day. Pick up a Paris pass. Pretty much all of the museums are included on it along with metro passes and a trip to Versailles. The Rodan Museum has the thinker statue in it. The only thing not included is the Eiffel Tower. There are tons of places to eat one of my favorites is Bistro Richelieu on 45 Rue de Richelieu http://www.bistrotrichelieu.fr/ the owner Laurence is really a nice guy, and food is reasonably priced.

[briansjacobs]

I think I heard Paris is the home of hte 3 way, may be a good time to ask the GF if she is interested.

make sure you ask for ketchup everywhere you go.

[briansjacobs]

Hitler looks like a little Emo fag in this pic, I bet just after this pic he had hooked up with the guy on his right, and the guy with the camera filmed it. It is the great secret of the SS, why do you think he was obsessed with creating a master race of strong blonde hair blue eyed men.

[mrsleeve]

Well depends on your mood, You do as the french do and Surrender (I hear there is lots of civil unrest there lately should provide you with plenty of of opportunities to surrender)

Or you could enter the halls of govt with a spoon and a sling shot and take over the country, and have them all surrender to you????

[westyat7000]

There are a few flea markets in Paris that make for an interesting morning.
Also, whenever I'm in Europe I like to check out thier hobby shops, toy stores and toy departments at the larger department stores. I collect a few cars here and there, Schuco, Wiking, Siku.
Paris has a multi story department store with a restuarant/cafeteria on the top floor with outdoor seating, have lunch and enjoy the rooftop view of paris. I think it's called Printemps.

[Todd Black 88]

If your a WWII history buff, take the train to Caen and take a mini van tour of the D-Day beaches, and see the memorial in Caen.

Its not Paris, but everything is relatively close/couple hours.