Re: A $100 weekend in Paris
Some useful hints and tips there, though as ever, you tend to trade off time and money.(An alternative to his translation of Paris Pas Cher - Paris without a facelift)
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Ahhhhhhhhh (groan) that was fun. At least he had duck confit.
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The Carnavalet Museum and duck confit sound like the makings of a great weekend, to me.
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One of the most interesting things I learned from the article is that American credit cards don't work to rent those bikes!
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Well, if you have a chip in your card, you're okay, but doesn't everyone have a chip now?
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I don't think my Capital One Visa has a chip.I've had trouble in Europe in the past using any sort of automated ticket machine, in train stations, etc.
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At one point I thought it had something to do with the PIN no being too short--four nos. Had mine changed to five numbers, and it worked fine as long as I remembered the five nos. (I am at that state...
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I have no idea if my credit cards have chips. Is there a way to tell?
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Don't know 100% how to tell, but I think the chip cards require that you enter a PIN. I found this on the Rick Steves website (2010). I've not in the past (haven't tried this year yet) had any...
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On the same page is an article on Jacques Genin's chocolate/cafe
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ooh, can't see that, I got the credit card info from this page
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100 dollars for a wkd is simply too hard - hell, even an evening sometimes. I came all that way - in for a penny, in for a pound. Where I'd budget, if I had to, would be food. And you can find good...
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