That's it!
Right you are!
Thank you, Bob!
The reason I couldn't recall it is the fact that the store has been closed
for over 10 years. I was trying to google a large department store, and,
evidently it was no longer there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Samaritaine
Now I am worried if I was
One of the several strange, quirky things about Parc Monceau is that at the
main entrance there is a beautiful little building which is a copy of
Bramante's Tempietto - used as a public toilet. It must be the grandest public
toilet in Europe, second only to the one in Charlton House, near me.
T
The department store you're thinking of is La Samaritaine. I've been to the
rooftop restaurant, which was fabulous. The interior was quite spectacular too.
It has been closed for years, supposedly for refurbishment. It featured,
closed, in the film Holy Motors, the encounter between Denis Lavant
Thanks, Ralf and Igor!
Dan
Dan Matyola
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On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 4:26 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
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> Dan,
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> That sounds like a fun trip!
> I envy you. :-)
> We've been to Paris many years ago, and keep planning on coming back.
>
> There are two th
Dan,
That sounds like a fun trip!
I envy you. :-)
We've been to Paris many years ago, and keep planning on coming back.
There are two things that I could recommend:
1. It might be obvious, but ... there is a large department store that has
a very nice view from the top floor, and it is very clo
Am 31.03.17 um 09:11 schrieb Bob W-PDML:
Have you been on the Canal Saint-Martin?
Really nice and the best impression of Amsterdam you could get in Paris. ;-)
The famous Père Lachaise cemetery, resting place of Edit Piaf, Jim
Morrison, Honoré de Balzac, Frédéric Chopin, Auguste Jean Fresnel
Am 31.03.17 um 09:45 schrieb Bob W-PDML:
Yes, I agree with Parc Monceau.
A 5 minute walk from there is Rue Daru with the beautiful Russian
orthodox cathedral.
I've lived there (Rue Daru, not the cathedral...) for some time in '76.
Sunday mass used to be fun. Mind you, those were the days of
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Are any list members or lurkers in Paris?
Next week my wife and I are flying to Paris, for a river cruise to Normandy and
return.
We will be in Paris for several hours on Tuesday April 4 and all day on Monday,
April 10. I would
love to meet up with any PDMLers in the city.
We
That sounds like a very enjoyable trip.
Have you been on the Canal Saint-Martin? It's very enjoyable place to stroll on
a spring day, and you can have a very good lunch at the famous Hotel du Nord.
B
> On 31 Mar 2017, at 04:11, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
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Are any list members or lurkers in Paris?
Next week my wife and I are flying to Paris, for a river cruise to Normandy
and return.
We will be in Paris for several hours on Tuesday April 4 and all day on
Monday, April 10. I would love to meet up with any PDMLers in the city.
We have been to Paris
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