Paris Experience Brochure
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WELCOME<br />
Throughout our Evans Halshaw and Stratstone dealerships,<br />
recognising and rewarding the achievements of our teams<br />
is really important to us. With this in mind, I would like to<br />
personally welcome you to the <strong>Paris</strong> <strong>Experience</strong> 2016.<br />
This is the fourth time we’ve held an event like this, and we’ve<br />
made sure you’re in for an amazing experience. Enjoy your<br />
time at the luxurious Renaissance Hotel in London on Friday<br />
10th June, where you will be treated to a drinks reception and<br />
an evening meal, before moving onto the main attraction the<br />
following morning. On Saturday, you’ll board the Eurostar<br />
train from St Pancras International travelling directly to <strong>Paris</strong>.<br />
There, you will stay at 9Hotel Republique, a four-star boutique<br />
hotel located in the heart of the beautiful French capital.<br />
From the hotel, you are just a short stroll from many of the<br />
city’s main attractions such as the Musee des Arts et Metiers.<br />
I’m delighted you’ve been able to join us, and I hope you all<br />
have a wonderful time. Celebrate your success, the success of<br />
your fellow team members and the prosperity of our business.<br />
Best wishes<br />
Trevor Finn<br />
CEO, Pendragon PLC
ITINERARY<br />
Friday 10th June, London<br />
Check-in, Renaissance Hotel St Pancras<br />
Drinks reception and three course dinner<br />
at the Renaissance.<br />
Saturday 11th June<br />
Travel to <strong>Paris</strong> via Eurostar<br />
Check-in, 9Hotel Republique<br />
Sunday 12th June<br />
<strong>Experience</strong> <strong>Paris</strong> at your own leisure<br />
Monday 13th June<br />
Travel to London via Eurostar<br />
Included within your experience, you will<br />
be given Euros (in cash) to cover meals<br />
and drinks whilst you’re in <strong>Paris</strong>. This will<br />
be given to you, along with your tickets,<br />
upon arrival at the Renaissance.
FRIDAY 10TH JUNE<br />
LONDON<br />
ST PANCRAS RENAISSANCE HOTEL<br />
Euston Road, London NW1 2AR<br />
Beautifully restored and brimming<br />
with luxury, the five-star St. Pancras<br />
Renaissance Hotel London provides a<br />
truly unforgettable experience. Behind the<br />
fairytale façade that Sir George Gilbert<br />
Scott fashioned for the Midland Grand<br />
lies a hotel that will exceed your every<br />
expectation, blending Victorian splendor<br />
with modern style and service.<br />
The easiest way to get to the Renaissance<br />
Hotel is by train – Kings Cross, St Pancras<br />
and Euston train stations are within a very<br />
close proximity to the hotel. If you would<br />
rather drive, then valet parking is available<br />
from £50 a day or alternatively off-site<br />
parking has a daily fee of £36.<br />
FROM 4.00PM<br />
7.00PM<br />
7.30PM<br />
10.00PM<br />
Check-in<br />
Drinks Reception<br />
Dinner in the Quarters<br />
Suite, hosted by<br />
Martin Dobson and<br />
Trevor Fussey<br />
The hotel bar is open<br />
until late<br />
The dress code for the dinner is smart<br />
casual.<br />
Breakfast is included with your stay.<br />
Please note: upon departure, the charge for your room, breakfast and dinner will be settled by Pendragon PLC. All other<br />
incidentals such as room service, mini bar, newspapers etc will be payable by yourselves upon your departure. These<br />
incidental costs can not be claimed back in expenses.
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE<br />
TRAVEL TO PARIS, EUROSTAR<br />
LONDON ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL<br />
Euston Road, London N1C 4QP<br />
10:01AM<br />
11.01AM<br />
2:47PM<br />
Check-in for Eurostar<br />
Departs St Pancras<br />
Arrives at <strong>Paris</strong> Gare Du Nord<br />
TICKETS<br />
Your tickets will be given to you upon<br />
arrival at the Renaissance.<br />
TRAVEL DOCUMENTATION<br />
In order to travel, you and your guest<br />
will both need to hold valid and current<br />
passports with the appropriate length<br />
of time remaining on the passport. We<br />
also recommend taking a valid European<br />
Health Card with you. Team members are<br />
covered under group insurance but guests<br />
will need to organise their own travel<br />
insurance.<br />
BAGGAGE<br />
There is no luggage weight restriction<br />
on Eurostar – you just have to be able to<br />
carry your own bags onto the train. You<br />
are allowed to take two pieces of luggage<br />
(up to 85cm long) and one piece of hand<br />
luggage.
SATURDAY 11TH TO MONDAY 13TH JUNE<br />
PARIS<br />
9HOTEL REPUBLIQUE<br />
7-9 rue Pierre Chausson, 75010 <strong>Paris</strong><br />
Located in a calm street, a stone’s throw<br />
from Place de la Republique and Canal<br />
Saint Martin, in a neighbourhood that<br />
is typically <strong>Paris</strong>ian, 9Hotel Republique<br />
offers a serene, intimate and welcoming<br />
atmosphere, a real home away from<br />
home. The hotel was conceived as a house<br />
but also as a place for meeting, sharing<br />
and experiences with open living areas<br />
creating a friendly and tranquil mood.<br />
Designed by Castel Veciana Arquitectura<br />
studio, its living spaces and 48 rooms are<br />
decorated with noble materials turn your<br />
stay into a perfect get away.<br />
Please enjoy <strong>Paris</strong> at your leisure and to<br />
help you on your way, we’ve put together<br />
some of the cities top attractions and<br />
sights.<br />
Please note: upon departure the charge for your room,<br />
breakfast and dinner will be settled by Pendragon PLC.<br />
All other incidentals such as room service, mini bar,<br />
newspapers etc will be payable by yourselves upon your<br />
departure. These incidental costs can not be claimed<br />
back in expenses.
PARIS SIGHTS<br />
MUSEE D’ORSAY<br />
Internationally renowned for its rich collection<br />
of impressionist art, the Musee d’Orsay<br />
also displays all western artistic creation<br />
between 1848 and 1914. Its collections<br />
represent all expressive forms, from painting<br />
to architecture, not forgetting sculpting,<br />
decorative arts and photography. You’re sure<br />
to be dazzled by the beauty of the place: a<br />
palace-like station, launched for the 1900<br />
Universal Exposition.<br />
For more information and to book:<br />
musee-orsay.fr<br />
LA TOUR EIFFEL<br />
A not-to-be-missed monument and symbol<br />
of the capital, the Eiffel Tower stands 324m<br />
tall, and weighs 10,100 tons. Created in 2<br />
years, 2 months and 5 days, it was built for<br />
the Exposition Universelle of 1889. You can<br />
go up the Eiffel Tower by stairs or by lift. On<br />
the 1st floor discover completely refurbished<br />
shops and on the 2nd floor treat yourself to a<br />
gastronomic meal at the famous Jules Verne<br />
restaurant, 125 metres above ground. Finally,<br />
on the 3rd floor you are at cloud level and<br />
have an exception 360-degree view!<br />
For more information and to book:<br />
tour-eiffel.fr<br />
MUSEE DU LOUVRE<br />
The Louvre Museum, former residence of<br />
the kings of France, has for two centuries<br />
been one of the biggest museums in the<br />
world. Its collections are spread over eight<br />
departments: near eastern antiquities, Islamic<br />
art, Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan and Roman<br />
antiquities, paintings, sculptures, decorative<br />
arts, prints and drawings dating from the<br />
Middle Ages to 1848.<br />
For more information and to book:<br />
louvre.fr
PARIS SIGHTS<br />
NOTRE DAME DE PARIS<br />
The cathedral Notre-Dame de <strong>Paris</strong>, a<br />
masterpiece of Gothic architecture, Is the<br />
most visited monument in France. It was<br />
built in the Middle Ages, at the far end of<br />
the Ile de la Cite. Its many visitors come to<br />
admire it stained glass and rose windows, the<br />
towers, the steeple and the gargoyles. They<br />
can also discover the Notre Dame treasury<br />
ad have a go at climbing the towers to enjoy<br />
a panoramic view of <strong>Paris</strong>. On the cathedrals<br />
parvis, a bronze star inscribed ‘zero kilometre’<br />
indicates the centre of the country in terms of<br />
road distances.<br />
For more information and to book:<br />
cathedraledeparis.com<br />
ILE SAINT-LOUIS<br />
Ile Saint-Louis is the smaller of the two<br />
islands in the centre of <strong>Paris</strong>. It is located in<br />
the historical centre of the city and is a great<br />
place for a walk full of surprises. Stroll along<br />
the main road, Rue Saint-Louis en I’ile, or go<br />
around the island along the quays. Visitors<br />
can admire the numerous former private<br />
mansion houses from the 17th and 18th<br />
centuries. Foodies will love the delicious ice<br />
cream at Berthillon<br />
CATACOMBS OF PARIS<br />
This <strong>Paris</strong>ian ossuary, covering 11,000m2 of<br />
underground space is called the Catacombes<br />
in reference to the Catacombs of Rome.<br />
Visitors can access the Catacombes from<br />
Place Denfert-Rochereau. Six million bones<br />
from various <strong>Paris</strong>ian cemeteries rest in the<br />
1.7km labyrinth of tunnels.<br />
For more information and to book:<br />
catacombes.paris.fr
PARIS SIGHTS<br />
ARC DE TRIOMPHE<br />
Situated at the Place de L’Etoile, overlooking<br />
the Champs-Elysees, the Arc de Triomphe<br />
is the biggest arch in the world. It was<br />
commissioned by Napoleon in 1806 to<br />
celebrate his victory at Austerlitz. Beneath<br />
the arch is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier,<br />
and each evening at 6.30pm its flame is<br />
rekindled. From the top of the monument,<br />
visitors benefit from a panoramic view of<br />
<strong>Paris</strong>, during the day and at night. A museum<br />
retracing the history of the Arc de Triomphe,<br />
situated within the structure, completes the<br />
visit.<br />
For more information and to book:<br />
arc-de-triomphe.monuments-nationaux.fr<br />
JARDIN DU LUXEMBOURG<br />
Situated on the border between Saint-<br />
Germain-des-Pres and the Latin Quarter, the<br />
Luxembourg and Gardens, inspired by the<br />
Boboli Gardens in Florence, were created<br />
upon the initiative of Queen Mare de Medici in<br />
1612. The gardens, which cover 25 hectares of<br />
land, are split into French gardens and English<br />
gardens. Between the two, lies a geometric<br />
forest and a large pond. There is also an<br />
orchard with a variety of old and forgotten<br />
apples, an apiary for you to learn about beekeeping<br />
and greenhouses with a collection of<br />
breathtaking orchids and a rose garden.<br />
For more information and to book:<br />
senat.fr/visite/jardin<br />
For more information on what to do whilst in <strong>Paris</strong>, visit the city’s Convention<br />
and Visitors Bureau website, <strong>Paris</strong> Info at en.parisinfo.com
MONDAY 13TH JUNE<br />
TRAVEL TO LONDON, EUROSTAR<br />
PARIS GARE DU NORD<br />
18 Rue de Dunkerque, 75010 <strong>Paris</strong><br />
11:31AM<br />
12.31PM<br />
2:00PM<br />
Check-in for Eurostar<br />
Departs <strong>Paris</strong> Gare Du Nord<br />
Arrives at London St Pancras<br />
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USEFUL INFORMATION<br />
CONTACTS<br />
Pendragon PLC<br />
Melanie Westall, Events & Brand Leader<br />
T: +44 (0)7973 614720<br />
ST PANCRAS RENAISSANCE HOTEL,<br />
LONDON<br />
Euston Rd, London NW1 2AR<br />
W: marriott.co.uk/hotels/travel<br />
/lonpr-st-pancras-renaissance-hotel-london/<br />
T: +44 (0)207 841 3540<br />
9HOTEL REPUBLIQUE,<br />
PARIS<br />
8 rue Jean Goujon, 75008 <strong>Paris</strong><br />
W: www.le9hotel.com/en<br />
/h/9-hotel-republique<br />
T: +33 (0) 1 40 18 11 00<br />
FRENCH EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS.<br />
Emergency (equivalent to 999 in the UK) 112<br />
Ambulance 15<br />
Police 17<br />
Fire 18<br />
BRITISH EMBASSY<br />
35, rue du Faubourg St Honoré,<br />
<strong>Paris</strong> Cedex 08, 75383 <strong>Paris</strong><br />
T: +33 (0)144 51 31 00<br />
EUROSTAR<br />
T: +44 (0)1233 617 575<br />
SIMPLE FRENCH WORDS AND PHRASES<br />
Bonjour - hello<br />
Merci – thank you<br />
Au revoir - goodbye<br />
S’il vous plait - please<br />
Je suis – I am<br />
Je cherche – I’m looking for<br />
Manger - to eat<br />
Boire – to drink<br />
Payer – to pay<br />
Acheter – to buy<br />
Un demi – A half pint of draught beer<br />
De l’eau - some water<br />
Un thé (au lait) - a tea (with milk)<br />
La toilette - the toilet<br />
Prix - price<br />
Je ne parle pas français - I don’t speak<br />
French<br />
Pouvez-vous répéter, s’il vous plait - Could<br />
you repeat that please.<br />
Avez-vous - Do you have….?<br />
Combien ça coûte? - How much is it?<br />
L’addition, s’il vous plaît. - Could I have the<br />
bill please.<br />
Une table pour deux / quatre personnes - A<br />
table for two / for four.<br />
Je cherche un distributeur de billets - I’m<br />
looking for an ATM<br />
Pouvez-vous m’appeler un taxi, s’il vous<br />
plait. - Could you please call me a cab