Charles de Gualle Airport

Welcome to Paris! Glad everyone made it safely. It was a pleasure seeing Professor Zinder again. Today, we walked around the neighborhood. The H Market has upgraded their checkout system. Self checkout is now available and there is also an English option, so we don’t have to struggle. Don’t forget to try the freshly squeezed orange juice and near by restaurants. Tomorrow is our first tour of Paris. Have a good night!

Cou cou!! Today was the first day of the our immersion.  Dr. DuChamp taught us many things, from French to street smarts. The phrases will be very useful and don’t forget to practice your numbers. Thanks to Professor Warner and Professor Hoffman for such useful gifts. The guide books you received has great information that will help with your walking tour. Bring your water bottles and no one will be thirsty ;). Thank you for arriving on time today; let’s keep up the professionalism. I look forward to seeing everyone tomorrow morning.

TAIWSP 2018, A NEW CHAPTER HAS BEGUN!!

Today is June 7th, the fifth day in Paris. We took the RER to Chantilly-Gouvieux and walked to Hotel Auberge Du Jeu De Paume. We took a tour of the hotel; we went to visit the classic rooms, deluxe rooms, and presidential rooms. The rooms were surprisingly expensive, ranging from 650 Euros to 6000 Euros per night.  At the end of the tour, the staff provided us with juice, Chantilly and puff pastries. The hotel was built for people who come to Chantilly for the Chateau. The Chateau was full of original painting and other antiques; it was preserved very well. We also visited the Musee Du Cheval and saw some horses and ponies. This year will be the last year of the horse race in Hippodrome de Chantilly since the racecourse in Paris will be reopening. The race will take place during early October, and it will be attracting a lot of people.

Group Picture at Auberge Du Jeu Paume.

Enjoying the long walk to the hotel.

Chantilly at Chantilly 😉

The beautiful Chateau & Musee du Cheval.

Lunch with Prof. Warner, Michelle, Nagisa, Angela & carol.

Today is June 7th, the fifth day in Paris. We took the RER to Chantilly-Gouvieux and walked to Hotel Auberge Du Jeu De Paume. We took a tour of the hotel; we went to visit the classic rooms, deluxe rooms, and presidential rooms. The rooms were surprisingly expensive, ranging from 650 Euros to 6000 Euros per night.  At the end of the tour, the staff provided us with juice, Chantilly and puff pastries. The hotel was built for people who come to Chantilly for the Chateau. The Chateau was full of original painting and other antiques; it was preserved very well. We also visited the Musee Du Cheval and saw some horses and ponies. This year will be the last year of the horse race in Hippodrome de Chantilly since the racecourse in Paris will be reopening. The race will take place during early October, and it will be attracting a lot of people.

Group Pic at Auberge DuJeu De Paume

Chantilly