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10 most unusual churches in Paris – Walking in the Paths of Van Gogh – Paris Discount Passes
Three very different posts for this Wednesday’s Blogger Round-up. French Moments takes us to visit 10 unusual churches in Paris; Heather from Lost in Arles takes us walking on the paths of Van Gogh; while Guide 2 Paris offers a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Paris, Sightseeing
Tagged off the beaten track in Paris, paris discount passes, Van Gogh
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Leaving Van Gogh in Auvers – Language Exchange Speed Dating with Franglish – Visit to Institut de France Library
This Wednesday, I’m bringing you a new blog I’ve just discovered for the art lover – American Girls Art Club in Paris – with a post that will take you to Auvers-sur-Oise where Van Gogh died. Next Paris Weekender tells … Continue reading
Posted in History, Paris, Restaurants, Sightseeing
Tagged Angelina's, Auvers sur OIse, Franglish, Institut de France Library, Van Gogh
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