The guides are full of essential hints on where to go, things to see, Cairo’s Museums, shopping mall and flea markets, quality places reasonably priced where to eat or sip a famous Pilsner, clubs and discos, budget hostels and cheap hotel deals to book, emergency numbers and more.

Cairo, which means “The Vanquisher” or “The Triumphant”, is the capital city of Egypt. While Al-Qahirah is the official name of the city, in Egyptian Arabic it is typically called simply by the name of the country, Masr. It has a metropolitan area population of officially about 16.1 million people.

Cairo, the main destination for European and Asian travellers, has, during the last century, become one of the biggest and most cosmopolitan cities in the world.

Flashbooking is a growing cheap hostel Cairo and hotels directory specializing in budget accommodation for independent travellers, students, adventurous backpackers, international volunteers, families and all the ones that travel on a budget.

Cairo is the twenty-first most populous metropolitan area in the world. It is also the most populous metropolitan area and the most populous city in Africa.

Flashbooking accommodation database is easily available online and comes completed with all relevant information about youth hostel and cheap hotel Cairo location and map, description, services, hostel contacts, customer ratings, six pictures and updated prices inclusive of taxes and services together with instant real availability.

With the monthly newsletter, Flashbooking puts at travellers’ and partner hostels’ free disposal some useful information tools as pocket travel guides of the top world cities: the Amsterdam City guide, the London City guide, the Barcelona City guide, the Paris City guide, the Rome City guide, the Florence City guide, and the freshly issued Cairo City guide!

In general, these guides have been written for giving the essential information about the most visited cities in the world and in particular for any traveller or first-time visitor. For a short visit, a week-end, a city break, these free pocket guides are useful printable and downloadable tools available online.

In the Cairo guide students, families and backpackers can get a large selection of cheap or low cost accommodation with plenty of low cost solutions in budget youth hostels, Bed and Breakfast Cairo, guesthouses, cheap hotel deals.

Our travellers are also our good partners as they help us either giving their ratings of some accommodations, lodgings, BandB, youth hostels and budget small hotels where they personally stayed, either enlarging the hostel offer by reporting some new contacts.

Flashbooking policy tends to privilege small and family-run hotels in order to promote an alternative tourism respectful of cultures and different societies.

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Honey, we are going to Paris!

Ah, the joys of preparing for the occasion…

The pleasure of diving into your favorite travel guides (I suggest visiting website Paris-Eiffel-Tower-News.com) to plan out your everyday itinerary… The sheer excitement of stuffing a large suitcase with the entire appropriate garb…

But hold on! Have you thought of leaving enough room in your luggage to bring a few gifts back home?

Bringing back cool gifts. A major important task on your To-Do-When-I’m-There list. Yes, yes, yes. But where will you find nicely original (and attractively inexpensive) stuff?

Well, search no more, I did it for you.

First Gift Opportunity: a Designer Depot

In a previous article I wrote about “designer depots”: small boutiques where it is possible to find vintage or last-season designer garb at very low prices. I like these shops; they are treasures troves where finding a deeply-discounted Chanel suit or Yves Saint Laurent dress is always within the realm of possibilities.

“Chercheminippes” is one of them. The name of the shop is a play on words: it means “searching for clothes” and is a reminder of the street name “Cherche-Midi” (or “searching for noon” in French) where the shop is located.

“Chercheminippes” is not just one shop, but a string of five shops lining the Cherche-Midi Street in the plush 6th district (near the “Sevres-Babylone” metro station, and at walking distance from Saint Germain des Pres). Each shop offers a specific category of items: women’s wear, designer clothes, men’s fashion, child wear, and home decoration.

Every piece of clothing is second-hand but in excellent condition. The owner, Mrs. Bayonne, only buys well-known brands, including French designer brands. She discounts her merchandise by 50% on average.

“Chercheminippes” also offers linen, pens, relatively inexpensive designer jewelry, and various fashion accessories. Unlike traditional designer depot owners, Mrs. Bayonne’s also shops for decorative objects, both contemporary and vintage. There lies more gift potential for you!

Swing by Rue du Cherche-Midi, you will find the five shops tucked between No. 102 and No. 124.

Second Stop on Gift Road

Situated on the ground floor of a private mansion at 9 Place Furstenberg, one of my very favorite places in Paris, “Nolita” carries an unusual assortment of things in a very feminine ‘boudoir’ universe. That prices range from 10 euros to 3,000 euros is an indication of the wide diversity of items on offer. Let’s just say “Nolita” deals in everything that is interior design.

For the shopper looking for singular gifts, the shop presents a vast array of possibilities: linen, tableware, glassware, quaint decorative objects, and even vintage repainted furniture. “Nolita” also carries toiletries, including several lines of soaps. If you are looking for clothing items, the shop may have something for you too.

The owner, Mrs. Lassalle, sources her merchandise from France, Italy and England. Choice and diversity are keywords here, and I think it is unlikely you will leave the shop without a couple of gifts in your shopping bag. I heard “Nolita” is a shopping spot for many American and Japanese travelers.

Place Furstenberg hides between Saint-Germain-des-Pres and the river Seine. You owe it to yourself to discover this quaint area. The closest subway station is Saint-Germain-des-Pres.

The Red Cedar of the Prince Gardener

“Le Cedre Rouge du Prince Jardinier” carries both indoor and outdoor objects. Located at 22 Avenue Victoria, in the very central first district (”Chatelet” subway station), the shop is a cross between the Outpost, Home Depot, Hold Everything, and Williams-Sonoma mail-order catalogues.

There you will find unwieldy by beautiful outdoor furniture made by local craftsmen (tables, lounge chairs and chairs in teak, marble, travertine, and volcanic stone), as well as garden decoration items and tooling (how about a nice red gardener apron and hat? Or a large hemp-fiber bag to carry your groceries in rugged style?).

Fortunately for travelers, “The Red Cedar of the Prince Gardener” also offers more portable indoor objects, including Christmas decorations, a large assortment of perfumed candles and candle-holders, oil lamps, curious plaids and pillows, extraordinary Venetian and vintage glassware, numerous tableware and silverware sets, vases of various shapes and forms, and many other wares of sorts. Even a series of not-seen-elsewhere umbrellas.

I don’t think there is any like shop in Paris. Very unusual, kind of out-of-place, but so interesting it is absolutely worth a visit. And if you fall for a lounge chair or a large fireplace screen, they will ship it to your home. Ask for Patrice, he’s a most helpful fellow.

Well, these are but a few useful boutiques to visit should you plan on bringing something out of the ordinary from Paris for a friend or a relative. I will continue to shop for more of these places, and let you know whenever I find some I like.

Meanwhile, prepare well for your next trip to Paris!

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With thirty years of on-the-ground experience Phil Chavanne has helped many travelers to make the best of their stay in Paris. Find many of the answers you need to prepare your next trip at Paris-Eiffel-Tower-News.com/walking-in-paris.html, a free information guide about Paris hotels, restaurants, monuments, shops and sightseeing opportunities.

Alsace is a region in the northeast of France. Alsace has through its history changed hands between Germany and France on several occasions. The local culture is distinct, and the region offers historic cities and castles, and interesting countryside. A popular itinerary is the Alsatian Vineyard Route – fabulous for walking from town to town trying a whole bunch of local wines.

Alsace also has some of the most beautiful cathedrals and churches in Western Europe. The stunning Strasbourg Cathedral is a unique example of a mix of roman and gothic architecture and has the peculiarity of having one tower only and of being built with pink Vosges gres.

Due to their tumultuous past history, Alsatians are extremely proud to be French and take great offence in being mistaken for Germans when they go overseas or inland France. You will not see more French flags on the streets of any other inland French cities. Alsatians have a very deep attachment to France even if the French Government has not always reciprocated. During WWII, all Alsatians men were sent by the Germans to the Russian front. Some boys managed to escape before being sent there and went to Paris to enrol in the French army. This act of courage however came at a dire price as the family of those “malgré nous” would often be killed or sent to concentration camps.

PLACE TO VISIT

River cruise on Strasbourg’s “Ill” canal

Ecomuseum of Ungersheim – were traditional houses from all over the region have been transferred into one place

Riquewihr Traditional Winemaking village

Cité de l’automobile – National Motor Museum – Collection Schlumpf

Discover the fantastic Fritz Schlumpf collection: Bugatti, Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Hispano Suiza. They’re all there, in an area covering 17,000 m², 400 exceptional cars from amongst the most famous. There are giant screens, simulators, reconstructions truer than real life, games.

Cité du Train – Visit the Cité du Train or French Railway Museum in Mulhouse. Through the 15,000 m² of the largest train museum in France, discover the history of French railway.

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Flashboking.com is a young dynamic hostels-booker that provides students, independent travellers, backpackers, conscious tourists, families etc. with an online secure booking service.

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In Flashbooking website you can also get a quite exhaustive list of Amsterdam Events as well as the main festivals, exhibitions, concerts and cool things to do and see in other top European cities.

Another useful tool Flashbooking staff has put at travellers’ disposal is the Amsterdam Pocket City Guide: this free travel guide of Amsterdam contains, just in a few pages, all the essential information and very good suggestions about the Netherlands Capital as shopping areas and markets, Museums and Art Galleries, budget restaurants and cheap accommodations, classic itineraries you can’t miss, transports and a lot more (Bed and Breakfast Amsterdam).

The Amsterdam Pocket Guide comes with colour pictures and it is free and downloadable for anyone who wish to book and go!

Moreover, for anyone that owns a personal website, the travel guides (London, Rome, Paris and more coming on soon!) come for free and can be used as an extra travel resource for theirs users.

We are looking forward to finding the best accommodation for you on your next trip!

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Welcome to our apartments in Paris. This brief contains details for check-in to our Paris rental apartments. Please confirm that you have received these Paris apartment rentals details and ensure that you print both this email and the attached instructions for reaching our Paris rental apartments.

From the airport, you will need to call our Paris rentals agent on the Paris apartments number below. Whether you decide to call apartment rentals Paris agent from the airport or to head into town, please note that our apartments in Paris office needs a warning of ONE HOUR to get to our apartment Paris. A Paris apartment rental agent will be waiting for you at your Paris apartments to check you in and show you around your Paris rental apartments. Please note that your phone call is her signal to go to the our Paris rentals apartment.

Whilst we are sending you details of public transport to our Paris rentals, the easiest way to get to your Paris rental apartments is by cab. Alternatively and if you are coming to our Paris apartments from the airport, you might want to consider booking a car with our Paris apartment rentals car service. This is easily the most economical option for reaching our apartments Paris. Otherwise for accessing our apartments in Paris, booking the car clearly saves a lot of hassle. Note that as an apartment rentals Paris party you will likely have to take 2 separate taxis. To make a booking for our Paris rentals, email us. You will get a better rate on Paris rental apartments if you book two Paris apartments. As we have no involvement with these Paris apartment rentals bookings, all apartments Paris matters should be addressed directly to our apartments Paris office.

The official check-in time to our apartments in Paris and Paris apartment rentals is 2 pm, however we are happy to check you into our apartment rentals Paris from 11 am. Whilst we would sooner present the apartments in Paris to you in its finished state, we would hope that letting you drop off bags in apartment rentals Paris will make your arrival at our Paris apartments more hassle-free. We ask you therefore to turn a blind eye to it work at apartments Paris and to head out of the Paris apartment rentals to have some brunch. If you think this would be a problem for your Paris rental apartments, please let us know and we will check you straight into your Paris rentals.

Attached is a copy of our apartment rentals Paris guide. In addition to filling you in on the more practical side of our apartments in Paris, this will also give you some pointers to local bars, restaurants near our apartments Paris. Plenty of guides and maps will be at your disposal in our Paris apartments for the duration of your stay at our Paris rentals.

Have a safe and pleasant journey over. We look forward to welcoming you to Paris.

In the meantime, please do not hesitate to get in touch should you have any last-minute questions relating to our Paris apartment rentals.

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