Paris, what's free

[cigalechanta]

www.nationalgeographic.com/traveler/deals/freeparis0803.html

[Sandy M]

Thanks for posting this link - I was bemoaning the fact that I would have to wait another week or so before the March issue hit the newstands - never thought to go online!! So I thank you for thinking of it.

[cigalechanta]

Sandra, if you are interested in readings, here is the Village voice schedule for March:

www.villagevoicebookshop.com/author_events.html

[grunblack]

This is great, thank you very much for the link.

[Sandy M]

Cigalechanta,

Thanks so much for the link to Village Voice Book Shop - I have not run across that link before. I noticed that Anne Marsella will be doing readings from her book Remedy on April 15 and that's the day I arrive in Paris so hopefully will be able to attend - if I'm not too tired from the trip. Thanks again.

[framboiseetrose]

Mimi,

Merci Beaucoup! This link is so good - we can now plan our trips with a lot of things to do without thinking of the shrinking dollar.

-Lilia

[Katharine]

Hi guys,

I might also recommend you get the book Quiet Corners of Paris. It includes a litany of free places to visit to get a real feel for Paris. As far as I can see, there is only one place that you must pay to get into. So for the cost of the book, you can find more places for free than you can cover in one trip. I have 9 places circled on my Streetwise map to see in May.

Katharine

[grndma]

I've just found this great link. Thank you very much. It will be very useful for our" financial challenge " trip in July. My aim is to try do do everything free. I will report back on as many of these events as possible.
Denise
love from England