Registration for Olentangy High School's trip to France in 2001 ended on October 30, 2000.� Students who registered before June 10, 2000 will enjoy a free dinner on the Eiffel Tower! We will travel with Vistas in Education for three weeks; the highlight of the trip will be a one-week Family Stay.� See France 1999 for a sample itinerary.

There are 13 students registered for the trip. We are scheduled to leave on June 13th and we will return on July 4th. We're anxiously awaiting our itinerary!

Students may earn 1/2 credit for traveling to France and completing several activities.

General Information

U.S. Passport Information
Info-France USA
International Weather Information--5-day Forecast
Interactive Map of France
Interactive Map of French Regions
Practical Information
La Gastronomie
Les Mus�es
Pilgrimages

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What to See and Do in Paris

What would you like to see in Paris? Here are the monuments that we usually visit, listed according to their location:

Ile-de-la-C�t�: Notre Dame Cathedral, the Deportation Memorial, Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie (exterior)

Right Bank: Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Elys�es, Louvre, Mus�e d'Orsay, Orangerie, Pompidou Center ("Beaubourg"), Op�ra Garnier, Sacr�-Coeur

Left Bank: Eiffel Tower, Invalides, Rodin Museum (park only), Op�ra de la Bastille

La D�fense: La Grande Arche

If there's time: We often visit P�re Lachaise Cemetery.

Get Ready! Before the trip, you should read about each of the monuments that we will visit. Practice identifying the monuments by viewing the pictures, and review how to use the M�tro.

Paris Pages
Popular Places in Paris
Paris Museums
Paris Monuments
Interactive Map of Paris
Outstanding Photos of Monuments
Paris Digest: Monuments

For more information, contact me.�

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February 2, 2001

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