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Paris Vacation Rental 2 Bedroom in Montmartre (PA-2332)

Paris can be a pretty wild place: Fearless motorcyclists buzz between traffic on the periphérique, hordes of commuters rush to catch the next train in the metro and tourists aggressively vie for seats at the best restaurants in town. Nonetheless, Paris is not exactly the animal kingdom with the most common wildlife being the urban pigeon. Visitors to Paris with a yearning for the African Savannah are in luck, however, as the city lies a short drive from one of Europe’s finest African Wildlife Reserve. New York Habitat can’t get you accommodations inside the wild park, but can easily find a flat in the civilized city of Paris.

The Thoiry Wildlife Reserve is more than just any old zoo. The African wildlife reserve features 130 different species and 1000 animals, in addition to a botanical garden and a centuries old Chateau. Nonetheless, Thoiry’s main attraction is the African animals. Visitors meander through the reserve in their own vehicle.

Paris Apartment 2 Bedroom Accomodation Champs Elysee (PA-2586)

The drive is eight kilometres long and allows guests to view herds of Elephants and prides of lions roaming on a 240 acre territory. Many animals have been known to approach vehicles curiously, giving an up-close and personal experience not available in traditional zoos. The park also features Thoiry Chateau where costumed guides give energetic tours. In addition, Thoiry is also home to a botanical garden displaying a large maze, rose garden, and perfume garden among others.

-This 2-bedroom vacation rental apartment in Montmartre-Sacre Coeur (PA-2332) Can comfortably accommodate 6 guests. The flat features a combination of Parisian elegance, artistic sensibilities and familial practicality.
-This studio apartment in Saint Michel (PA-1175) is a great option for a vacationing couple. The flat is filled with smart design touches and unique cachet.
-This 2-bedroom vacation rental in Parc Monceau, Champs Elysees (PA-2586) features a melange of the charms of old-world Europe with the convenience of modernity. The exposed stone walls and direct sunlight are particularly attractive.

What’s the wildest thing you’ve ever seen or experienced in the French capital? Let us know below.

1. Arab Institute of Paris: Bonaparte and Egypt exhibition
2. Top 5 Hidden Gem Museums in Paris — #4 Le Musée Gallieria

This entry was posted on Monday, August 3rd, 2009 at 3:48 pm in Paris Attractions. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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