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jenger109

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #560 on: October 05, 2013, 02:03:32 pm »
sisses, anong magandang puntahan sa geneva? change of plan kami, instead of zurich, geneva na lang daw.. we'll be there this dec.. any suggestions? including  restaus.. tia.. :)

^Vain_Chiq^

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« Reply #561 on: October 06, 2013, 01:32:40 am »
@sis shegie_285 I've been to Brussels and yes they di speak english but their local language there is french :). The Belgian chocolates can be bought in grams or boxes and available everywhere but popular brands are Neuhaus, Godiva and Leonidas. They also have a Forever21 there. Popular tourist spot is the Manneken Pis, which is literally translated as a young boy peeing. But you will be disappointed since it's just a small statue but still it's good to check it out. I recommend you try the Affligem red beer  ;)
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shegie_285

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« Reply #562 on: October 06, 2013, 03:02:25 am »
thanks sis^Vain_Chiq^. Naka-save na sa tripadvisor map ko ang mannekin pis. :)Same ang reviews sa tripadvisors sa sinabi mo. Pero puntahan ko na din tutal malapit naman sa Grand Place. Gusto ko sana iuwi mga artisan chocolates. I read walang preservatives so I might go with the popular ones para pasalubong :)

Red beer -  sounds like something my hubby would drink. maki-sip na lang  ako. :)

thanks sis! :)

^Vain_Chiq^

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #563 on: October 06, 2013, 04:18:58 pm »
^ The red beer is more girly sis baka di nya type. LOL. The Affligem blond also tastes good.  ;)

By the way to the sisses who's been to Florence, we are going outlet shopping but we can't decide which one (Bf only allowed me to choose one. LOL.  ;D). My choices are The Mall and Barberino Outlet. Which among the two you think is a better choice? I'm willing to spend a few hundred euros but not too much. Thanks in advance sa sasagot. :)
 
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bagaholic_chewy

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #564 on: October 06, 2013, 04:45:27 pm »
^ I haven't been to Barberino but my Italy-based friend said it's larger, and the selection there is more varied, me mga mid-priced brands like Nike, Diesel, etc. While The Mall is more on designer brands talaga. Sabi din nya mas malaki daw Prada in The Mall vs the one in Barberino. We only went to The Mall for outlet shopping in Italy, and I got great picks naman from Prada, Tod's and Gucci. :)

shegie_285

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #565 on: October 06, 2013, 07:17:49 pm »
Ah sis ^Vain_Chiq^ akala ko ale ang red beer. mahilig si hubby sa ale.

Oh jealous of outlet mall - I want to go there for the Prada outlet! :) maybe next year, actually two years pahinga muna sa bag next year. :)

^Vain_Chiq^

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #566 on: October 06, 2013, 09:45:16 pm »
I honestly don't have an idea about beers sis, all I know is masarap sya. Lol. We just decided to go to Barberino instead of The Mall, since it's more extensive and para magenjoy din si Bf with the shops and not only me :).

letters_to_cleo

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #567 on: October 07, 2013, 05:36:09 am »
^^Shegie try Pierre Marcolini's chocolates and also macarons in Brussells! Homegrown artisanal chocs din sya na may branch na sa Tokyo, though not as mainstream as Nehaus or Godiva. Nasarapan ako sa goodies from Pierre Marcolini.  Another popular tourist attraction sa Belgium is yung Atomium, though hindi sya sa city center. Yung chocolates sa Brussels, weeks lang ang itinatagal sis, but meron mga caramels and candies na mas matagal ang shelf life:-)

little_princess

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #568 on: October 07, 2013, 05:05:28 pm »
sis she, around the mannequin pis, may mga nagbebenta ng chocolates and some would even let you try it. i remember we bought some and brought it home sa manila and didn;t touch it for a month or two. ok pa naman :)

shegie_285

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #569 on: October 08, 2013, 03:47:24 am »
thanks sisses letters_to_cleo and little_princess. :) try namin ang mga chocolates dun sa Grand Place and yang Pierre Marcolini. I read mahal ata yan. Baka meron din silang sort of mass-produced na matagal shelf life. Pag wala siguro Leonidas or Godiva pasalubong :)

Sinave ko sa trip advisor ang atomium, we'll try na puntahan. Gusto ko din makita mini-Europe. :)

caterpillar-girl

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #570 on: October 12, 2013, 06:37:43 pm »
Sisses,

Urgent help please. We finally decided to push through with our Euro trip. I have not researched on Paris, because it was a last minute addition in the itinerary. Request ng MIL ko.

What area (Arrondisement?) or What hotel do you suggest we stay? We are a family of 5 (4 adults, 1 baby).

Thank you so much!


Hi delphinos, my family and I just came back from Paris. We stayed at St. James & Albany hotel spa,  just across the Tuilleries garden and the Louvre, 1st arrondisement. Room was nice, breakfast was ok and the service was good.  Hope this helps!

cinnam

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #571 on: October 13, 2013, 05:36:20 pm »
Sale alert til Oct 17 when you use you BPI cc to book your EU flight via cathay pac. Min of 2 passengers traveling together! Travel date til Apr 2014! USD 583 plus USD 513.91 taxes economy flights to London and others. Book na mga sis pwede pa 3 mos installment. What an early Christmas gift. :)

michi247

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Re: European Tours Thread 3
« Reply #572 on: October 16, 2013, 03:47:19 pm »
curious lang ko. pag nagpunta kayo europe, kayo ba mismo nagbook ng flight niyo or through travel agency?

 

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