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PARIS??
OK i am going to paris on march 12 for a week with my school and i was just wondering if like anyon new the weather there at that time in march. Is it true that when you go in to the lue that you arnt souspose to show any skin. What time of clothes do they were lyk brown and blacks. Do they were a like pinks and yellow?
-Thank You For Any Help
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LOUVRE. LOUVRE. not lue, that's stupid. it's the LOUVRE. Shorts, hats, short skirts, shirts without sleeves and anything of that nature should not be worn into the Louvre out of respect for the art. You could probably get away with it, but the francois will call you a stupid americainne (american) behind your back. If you can stand this then go for it.
When in France it's a good idea to speak only french. The francois (french people) look more kindly on those that know francais (french).
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Since you're going with school, ask your teacher/chaperone what to bring... they'll probably have advice and maybe guidlines for you.
When you go to museums and churches and stuff, it is better to wear pants or a long skirt than shorts... but that mostly applies in summer, since you're probably not going to be wearing shorts in march.
Weather is mild, but not overly warm. Think mid-weight jacket, pants, sweatshirts, etc.
Europe tends to be more stylish/trendy than America. So rather than jeans and tennies, they'll wear fashion jeans and heeled boots. But for you, as a tourist, dress for comfort!! Wear what makes you comfortable. Since you're there with school, you'll be around your friends most of the time, and anyone who sees you will probably pick out that you're American anyways, regardless of what you wear. So don't worry about it. Go and have fun.
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Hey Google is like a life saver! It has everything you need. www.google.com Look for the current temperature I do believe it's hotter there then here. Well I take that back because you might live in Florida or somehting but I live in New England and it is deifntely warmer there. Sorry, but that's really all you need to do is google information.
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Hi well..Im not sure what the Lue is? Is it a famous church or cthedral or sum religious place or something? Because then if it is, yeah you're not supposed to shw skin...like no slevelss but you can wear a t-shirt...and not a skirt or shorts but pants...thats all.
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There is no dress code in Paris, wear what you feel comfortable in. As long as you are not wearing neon, you should be fine, lol. I don't get your question about not showing your skin when you go to the lue. I remember there were outdoor urnials right on the sidewalk, but I never saw anyone use them. All the restrooms were private that I went to. Check the weather online, my guess is that it will be cold and rainny. Have fun!
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I don't know about the loo thing. But if you don't want to be singled out as "there goes an american" leave your sneakers at home. It doesn't matter what your clothes look like. What you want is to be comfortable.
Here's the daily:[Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
So just make sure you have long sleeves, short sleeves, long pants, shorts, rain gear, and a sweater. That should cover you at least. You could always get a new outfit while you're there!
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Well one way you can find that info. out is by going to google but with the clothes i dont think it matters.
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