Shop Paris on the Cheap!
Paris, France
DURATION:
4 hours long
PEOPLE:
for 1 - 4 people
TAGS:
Urban, Shopping, Choose your Own Adventure,
 

Parisian shopping can be cheap! I'll show you!

If you are not looking for only branded clothes but rather to find the pieces that will make you think of Paris without making a huge hole in your bank account this experience is made for you!

To have a little insight on the tour, here is what I'll show you
1. We'll start eating the biggest salad in town for 12 Euros at Abesses (perfect if you visited Montmartre in the morning)
2. Then I'll take you to the best and cheapest leather bag place
3. Then to Paris' Chinatown & the tens of thousands of cheap clothing stores that this area offers
4. After this, we'll go to the Jewish/Gay area to check out second hand stores
5. Last but not least, Opera & Saint-Lazare, heart of Paris with two last nice stores and a coffee in front of one of the best and hidden view spots in Paris

All this with a Parisian woman that will gladly teach you French and its slang ;). I will also obviously tell you all about restaurants, café, exhibitions that are going on and will be happy to set up your nightlife schedule in Paris too...

Paris is really expensive but there is an hidden cheap side of it! Just need to find it out and I am here for this so "Vis-le à ma façon" (live it my way). This trip is adjustable to members wishes so don't hesitate to share your preferences.

Can't wait to shop with you guys!!!!
Bisous

For: This tour is unfortunately more targeted to girls, however I'll be glad to welcome all guys looking for presents to buy for their gf/mother/sisters/grandma/daughters/cousins/next door neighbors...

Cost Includes:

A rose, a coffee on a rooftop, a one day metro ticket and a photomaton picture to remember your day...

You will have to pay for the restaurant (which is 12€ for a GIANT salad and 10€ avg for a bottle of wine) and/or decide to join us later if you'd rather.


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120
Up to 4 people
Paris, France

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JOHANNA M

International Coordination in Communication