C'est vrai que c'est sympa leur thread VISITORS... bon les parisiens vous savez ce qu'ils vous restent à faire

Hi, welcome to France!

-> Here below two links where you can find nearly all the information you need about scheduled parties :
http://www.lemonsound.com/agenda,list,0.html
http://www.parisbouge.com/soirees/avenir/

-> Bars: http://www.parisbouge.com/adresses/pubs/
-> Nightclubs: http://www.parisbouge.com/adresses/...ut=boite&type=3

-> Shopping: http://www.parissi.com/shop/index.php

-> Hotels, the most difficult to find! I advise you to use the following website:
www.booking.com
You can make a first list based on availability and price ad then ask us what would be the best in terms of location (“arrondissements”) because it can be important! Do not hesitate to ask

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Yeah Anne's got you pretty much covered with her post.


Otherwise I thought I'd let you know that taxis there are super expensive, for one they don't have flat fees to and from the airports like they do in The City ( Manhattan that is ).



I'm sure I'll think of extra stuff but I believe you should also check out Palais de Tokyo ( website link ) if you are into contemporary art. Don't let the name fool you; it doesn't really have anything to do with Tokyo specifically.

You may also be interested in checking out the street and flea markets like Les Puces..... for a taste of the 'real' Paris.



ps: are you the guy on the right in your avatar? I recognize Lizz and Jay's gf ( don't remember her name at the moment ).

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Originally posted by jdat Yeah Anne's got you pretty much covered with her post. Otherwise I thought I'd let you know that taxis there are super expensive, for one they don't have flat fees to and from the airports like they do in The City ( Manhattan that is ). I'm sure I'll think of extra stuff but I believe you should also check out Palais de Tokyo ( website link ) if you are into contemporary art. Don't let the name fool you; it doesn't really have anything to do with Tokyo specifically. You may also be interested in checking out the street and flea markets like Les Puces..... for a taste of the 'real' Paris. ps: are you the guy on the right in your avatar? I recognize Lizz and Jay's gf ( don't remember her name at the moment ).

yep, that's me with Lyss and Meredith from Armin at Tobacco Warehouse.

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Originally posted by anne348 Hi, welcome to France! -> Here below two links where you can find nearly all the information you need about scheduled parties : http://www.lemonsound.com/agenda,list,0.html http://www.parisbouge.com/soirees/avenir/ -> Bars: http://www.parisbouge.com/adresses/pubs/ -> Nightclubs: http://www.parisbouge.com/adresses/...ut=boite&type=3 -> Shopping: http://www.parissi.com/shop/index.php -> Hotels, the most difficult to find! I advise you to use the following website: www.booking.com You can make a first list based on availability and price ad then ask us what would be the best in terms of location (“arrondissements”) because it can be important! Do not hesitate to ask

thanks. I'll be sure to ask.

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You can go to Techno Parade on sept 16.

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Originally posted by SidMl yep, that's me with Lyss and Meredith from Armin at Tobacco Warehouse.

hey I just thought about something ... have you spoken to Miss Bliss?


I'm sure she'll be able to give you plenty of tips as she spent a fair amount of time there in the past year or so.



damn I miss NYTAs

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Originally posted by djmanu You can go to Techno Parade on sept 16.

anyone have any infos or lineup for that?

is it usually pretty big?


might just have to check it out

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Originally posted by ATL_Trancer anyone have any infos or lineup for that? is it usually pretty big? might just have to check it out

You may find some of the bigger parisian names but not many if any djs with any international reputation but it's still a fun thing to go to.

In short, you don't go there to see big names.



Here is a list of the trucks and organizations participating:

http://www.technopol.net/technoparade/leschars



This year will be the 10th year they do the parade, and it's also the 20 years of house music so it's gonna be super special ... whatever that's supposed to mean to them

There's also going to be gathering of funds for a humanitarian organization that helps with starvation in Africa and stuff like that.

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Originally posted by jdat You may find some of the bigger parisian names but not many if any djs with any international reputation but it's still a fun thing to go to. In short, you don't go there to see big names.

Yeap, unfortunately...


well, expect to see: David Guetta, Joachim Garraud, David Vendetta... Antoine Clamaran (and many house/electro french dj's )

and many more unknown (=local) dj's of different (underground?) styles, like techno, drum&bass, hardcore(?), minimal techno/electro, house/disco house...


to jdat: it's NOT the 10th edition, BUT Technopol is 10-year-old (a lil' bit different)

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Originally posted by maxxyme Yeap, unfortunately... well, expect to see: David Guetta, Joachim Garraud, David Vendetta... Antoine Clamaran (and many house/electro french dj's ) and many more unknown (=local) dj's of different (underground?) styles, like techno, drum&bass, hardcore(?), minimal techno/electro, house/disco house... to jdat: it's NOT the 10th edition, BUT Technopol is 10-year-old (a lil' bit different)

those are still some very big names!!! ive always wanted to see antoine clamaran, quite a good producer

who eles is planning on going??