Easter Sunday in Paris

The last day of our 7 day Paris vacation is on Easter Sunday. Will any resturants be open that day? Our plan is to walk around and just enjoy the day.

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cjledet,

Walking around and enjoying the day is a good way to spend your last day. Restaurants in the tourist area will surely be open, and a good choice for restaurants is the Marais, where things are not closed down on Easter. We enjoyed Baracane -- called Bistrot de L%26#39;Oulette now -- a very short walk from the lovely Place des Vosges, with cafes nearby. The Musee Carnavalet is also nearby.

Bistrot de L%26#39;Oulette

38, rue des Tournelles

Telephone: 014 2714333

http://www.l-oulette.com/baracane_en.php

Sandy

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Sandypaws3,

Thank you for the information. We will have our three children with us, ages 14, 12 and 5, and want to make sure they enjoy the day.

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cjledet,

You%26#39;re very welcome :-) I%26#39;m sure your children will enjoy their day. They may enjoy watching the kids who seem to always be playing soccer in the Place des Vosges. A great park for all ages is the Jardin du Luxembourg in the 6th! There are plenty of cafes nearby, on the boulevard Saint Germain. Right in front of Eglise Saint Germain is a wonderful creperie -- my favorite is the banana/Nutella crepe!

Sandy

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Sandy,

Thanks again for the information. Our goal is to make sure our children get to see the real Paris and experience their culture.

Thanks

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You%26#39;re very welcome :-) Have a wonderful trip!

Sandy

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