Lindsay Dawn Mckenziein The Daily Sport

You arrive? Follow the guide!

Then the Roissy bus drops you off behind the Opera Garnier ... Even from behind, it is beautiful, right?

You knew that there was a hive on top of the Opera? It's all a story ... but then, it is best to visit .... yes, right away with your bags, OK! In fifteen to twenty minutes walk you are in the apartment. I count off, you sure are loaded ...

At big intersection, you will cross Galleries "house" (Warning, there is always the queue at vendor j ice ... 'say anything, I have not tasted !)... Then just the other side of the junction, you will see the Galleries Lafayette ...

with the entrance leading to the RER A (Auber).

If you have room in your suitcase ...

stop off Rue de la Victoire,

enter at Allan. A ... (top class clothes like Prada, Gucci, Dior, Dolce Gabana ... for registered addicts). Allan and the charming saleswoman are adorable.

On the same sidewalk, a shoe store, run by friends ... I stop to drink coffee when I cross the street from Victory ... and then the shoes for women as for men are splendid ... (Same brands as in Allan, it's the same house).

The area is full of theaters, you also come across your path, the famous theater Mogador. Going up the street you will see the Church of the Trinity. Every Thursday there are between noon and two concert that lasts forty five minutes ... watch the program and passing the exact time slot, which is always a great time when you can go with your kids! Rue de Clichy goes to the left of the church, straight towards the Place de Clichy, you're almost arrived.

Go in the middle of the street, you pass the Casino de Paris (no, this is not a playroom contrary to what its name suggests, but a theater), who had the good idea to open a restaurant upstairs. I do not know what it is but as it is in the former ballroom of the wonderful stained glass you can guess this picture, it must be worth a look up there! You tell me ...

For leave it the same way ... in twenty minutes, you get to take the Roissy bus Opera in one place. There is a departure every 15 minutes, is easy ... but it still costs € 9.10 the way! If you are many, prefer the RER. To do this, instead trinity, you take the bus to Gare du Nord (the 43 or 32, I think the two go there to check) and then there are direct RER B for Roissy, no stop between Paris and the airport! It's fast as all ... Better to wait than take the direct 10 minutes before the bus and going to take forever! Otherwise, you can also take the RER E (at the church, turn left onto St Lazare station Haussman Saint Lazare has an entrance on your right a bit further ...) that goes to Magenta and then the RER B from Magenta (it takes three minutes to correspondence with Gare du Nord). Well, you still have to provide more than an hour for the trip ... Be off, sometimes transport in Paris is a bit random play!