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Head to the place Arnaud-Bernard for
regular daytime cafe-lounging, place du
Capitole for the early evening meeting
place or place Winson and the popular
place St-Georges that also attract lots
of enthusiasts.
There are several good areas to look
for a place to eat. Visit rue de la
Colombette, in the St-Aubin district
which is one of the most attractive and
fashionable, place des Tiercerettes,
just north of St-Sernin, rue du Taur,
with a number of Vietnamese places and
sandwich bars, and the narrow rue du
May, with pasta places and restaurants -
for a wide choice of places to eat
out.
But if you look for lunch, there is
no surpassing the row of five or six
small restaurants jammed in line on the
mezzanine floor above the gorgeous food
market place Victor-Hugo. |
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| Entertainment |
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Place du Capitole, place St-Georges,
place St-Pierre, and just off rue
St-Rome and rue des Filatiers are the
liveliest squares to wander after dark!
For bars and pubs, check out La
Tantina de Bourgos, 27 rue de la
Garonette, Chez Tonton, 16 place
St-Pierre, Monsieur Carnaval, 34
rue Bayard, Les Deux G., Pont-Neuf,
Bar Benachine, 37 place des
Carmes, and Le Figue, 6 place de
la Colombette. Or else, enter Le New
Shanghai, 12 rue de la Pomme for the
latest in techno.
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Guests can start the day with a delicious breakfast for a nominal charge in the dining room, and browse the complimentary newspapers in the lobby. There are laundry facilities and an elevator provides access to all floors. Parking is available for a fee in the on site garage and security is maintained 24 hours. Guests are 100 meters from the nearest metro station, jolinot, connecting them with the rest of the city and historic attractions including st. Etienne square and cathedral. |
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