London Paris Flying Visit.

My wife and I are planning a flying visit to London and Paris after an
extended holiday with friends in Ireland. We are planning to spend
three nights in London then onto Paris via the chunnel. We have four
nights in Paris before flying back to Heathrow for connecting flights
back to Sydney. What are the "must see" things we need to include in
our itinerary in the limited time available. My wife is 34 and I am 43
and are both fit and healthy.

Following up to

flying visit to London

a ride on the London Eye
"http://www.fellwalk.co.uk/thame320x.htm"

a boat trip along the Thames up to Hampton Court or down to
Greenwich.
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Mike Reid
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Following up to

flying visit to London

a ride on the London Eye
"http://www.fellwalk.co.uk/thame320x.htm"

a boat trip along the Thames up to Hampton Court or down to
Greenwich.
--
Mike Reid
Wasdale-Thames path-London-Photos "http://www.fellwalk.co.uk" -- you can email us@ this site
Eat-walk-Spain "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk" -- dontuse@ all, it's a spamtrap

On 4 Apr 2005 00:25:02 -0700, wrote:

My wife and I are planning a flying visit to London and Paris after an
extended holiday with friends in Ireland. We are planning to spend
three nights in London then onto Paris via the chunnel. We have four
nights in Paris before flying back to Heathrow for connecting flights
back to Sydney. What are the "must see" things we need to include in
our itinerary in the limited time available. My wife is 34 and I am 43
and are both fit and healthy.

Jetlag with hit you for the first day or 2 in London, so plan to take
it easy. It's a draining city at the best of times.

Just spend lots of time wandering around, with a zone 1-2 pass for
each day. There are enough famous sites in London to keep you occupied
for that short time.

Same goes for Paris. In Paris, you might want to plan at least one
full rest day, where you don't do anything too much, or even better, 2
half days. The Parisians respond better if you know a bit of French
too.
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On 4 Apr 2005 00:25:02 -0700, wrote:

My wife and I are planning a flying visit to London and Paris after an
extended holiday with friends in Ireland. We are planning to spend
three nights in London then onto Paris via the chunnel. We have four
nights in Paris before flying back to Heathrow for connecting flights
back to Sydney. What are the "must see" things we need to include in
our itinerary in the limited time available. My wife is 34 and I am 43
and are both fit and healthy.

Jetlag with hit you for the first day or 2 in London, so plan to take
it easy. It's a draining city at the best of times.

Just spend lots of time wandering around, with a zone 1-2 pass for
each day. There are enough famous sites in London to keep you occupied
for that short time.

Same goes for Paris. In Paris, you might want to plan at least one
full rest day, where you don't do anything too much, or even better, 2
half days. The Parisians respond better if you know a bit of French
too.
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DFM - http://www.deepfriedmars.com
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Following up to Deep Foiled Malls

Jetlag with hit you for the first day or 2 in London, so plan to take
it easy. It's a draining city at the best of times.

Yep, either raining or draining! Given the jetlag then that boat
trip has to be a good idea or just walk along a bit of the Thames
path.

The Parisians respond better if you know a bit of French
too.

nice understatement :-)
--
Mike Reid
Drinking the Thames path "http://www.fellwalk.co.uk/thamespath.htm"

Following up to Deep Foiled Malls

Jetlag with hit you for the first day or 2 in London, so plan to take
it easy. It's a draining city at the best of times.

Yep, either raining or draining! Given the jetlag then that boat
trip has to be a good idea or just walk along a bit of the Thames
path.

The Parisians respond better if you know a bit of French
too.

nice understatement :-)
--
Mike Reid
Drinking the Thames path "http://www.fellwalk.co.uk/thamespath.htm"

"Deep Foiled Malls" wrote in
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On 4 Apr 2005 00:25:02 -0700, wrote:

My wife and I are planning a flying visit to London and Paris after an
extended holiday with friends in Ireland. We are planning to spend
three nights in London then onto Paris via the chunnel. We have four
nights in Paris before flying back to Heathrow for connecting flights
back to Sydney. What are the "must see" things we need to include in
our itinerary in the limited time available. My wife is 34 and I am 43
and are both fit and healthy.

Jetlag with hit you for the first day or 2 in London, so plan to take
it easy. It's a draining city at the best of times.



They are flying in from Ireland, jet lag between Dublin and
London isnt THAT severe

Keith



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On 4 Apr 2005 00:25:02 -0700, wrote:

My wife and I are planning a flying visit to London and Paris after an
extended holiday with friends in Ireland. We are planning to spend
three nights in London then onto Paris via the chunnel. We have four
nights in Paris before flying back to Heathrow for connecting flights
back to Sydney. What are the "must see" things we need to include in
our itinerary in the limited time available. My wife is 34 and I am 43
and are both fit and healthy.

Jetlag with hit you for the first day or 2 in London, so plan to take
it easy. It's a draining city at the best of times.



They are flying in from Ireland, jet lag between Dublin and
London isnt THAT severe

Keith



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"Deep Foiled Malls" wrote in
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On 4 Apr 2005 00:25:02 -0700, wrote:

My wife and I are planning a flying visit to London and Paris after an
extended holiday with friends in Ireland. We are planning to spend
three nights in London then onto Paris via the chunnel. We have four
nights in Paris before flying back to Heathrow for connecting flights
back to Sydney. What are the "must see" things we need to include in
our itinerary in the limited time available. My wife is 34 and I am 43
and are both fit and healthy.

Jetlag with hit you for the first day or 2 in London, so plan to take
it easy. It's a draining city at the best of times.



They are flying in from Ireland, jet lag between Dublin and
London isnt THAT severe

Perhaps the hangover from all the boozing in Ireland would make up for
the shortfall.
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