by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Food, Travel
Viva La Crepe Whenever I’m in the Union Square vicinity craving something sweet, I feel like my choices are either Max Brenner or…Max Brenner. A few days ago after dinner in the area, my friends and I were trying to figure our game plan for dessert and we just as easily gave up and began [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Food, Travel
Looking for delicious places to eat post-meal on your next NYC trip? Look no further! We bring you the best desserts in NYC from Beautyandthefeastblog.com. A little bit about Beauty and the Feast! As you can probably already tell, this is a blog with an unconventional mix of themes: beauty and food. The short version [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Travel
We were always in the Maho Beach area of the Dutch Side. Cheaper, great beach, fun shopping (both super expensive, and on the next street over (little more ghetto) its the chinatown kinda shopping). And there’s no/very little tax! If you’re looking for jewelry or watches head over to Little Europe Jewelers (they have two [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Travel
Sight Seeing! Places you want to check out! St. Peter’s Square/Sistine Chapel/Vatican Forum Colosseum Piazza Venezia Fontana di Trevi Piazza Navona Spanish Steps Pantheon Piazza del Popolo Castel Sant’Angelo Basilica di Santa Maria in Cosmedin. Folks like to go here to see the Bocca della Verita from Roman Holiday. You will most likely get a [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Travel
The quick and dirty travel guide for Paris travel if you’re going for just a few days. RESTAURANTS/ CAFES Chez Prune Address: 36 rue Beaurepaire- Quai Valmy Paris 10e- Metro Stop: Metro République The Quick and Dirty: It is located along the canal St Martin in front of the footbridges. The food is yummy with [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Travel
MUSEUMS Louvre and Jardin Tuilliers: The Louvre is HUGE. You may want to just do part of it, and save more for another trip. Palais de Tokyo (13, avenue du Président Wilson, Paris 16e) Metro Iéna www.palaisdetokyo.com Contemporary art. Interesting exhibitions (check the website to see the current exhibition when you are there) Located [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Travel
SHOPPING Department Stores Galeries Lafayette (40 boulevard Haussman Paris 9e) Metro Opera or Chausee d’Antin Nice historical department store, great dome ceiling inside` Le bon marché and gourmet deparment store La Grande Epicerie (38 Rue de Sevres, Paris 7e) Metro Sevres Babylone Check the gourmet store there. You shoudl get a pastry there (= ‘pâtisserie’ [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Travel
PRACTICAL INFO Transportation : RATP http://www6.ratp.info/touristes/index.php?langue=en check this link which is the link for touristical website. Once you get in Paris, just go to a RATP desk and you might want to get a ticket for the week so that you can travel as much as you want in Paris (which is zone 1 &2 , [...]
by BiblioCrunch
on May 10, 2011
in Travel
Sightseeing: The whole Chanps-Elysees, Place de la concorde, Jardin des tuileries, Musee du Louvre is definitely worth it. Nice walk, the louvre is amazing but too big, choose a few galleries and don’t overdo it. It’s crowded and exhausting. There are a few nice cafes / restaurant actually in the Jardin des tuileries. Another area not [...]
by librarycongress
on March 30, 2011
in Travel
Climate The city of Dubai is situated on a coastal strip bordered by desert and gets very hot. It is dry on the hottest days and humid during the cooler days in the summer. Cooler, more pleasant weather lasts from the end of September to beginning of May (although note that pleasant is relative, with [...]