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  • His credo is that Paris Plages—the man-made beach with free entertainment set up along the Seine for a month from July 21—presents a modest and temporary, but nevertheless genuine, attempt to redress the balance.

    I Think, Therefore I Am Happy Lennox Morrison 2011

  • Le Paris Plages could take an entire afternoon (longer if you grab one of the loungers and just close your eyes to soak in the sun).

    What to Do in Paris / Que faire a Paris? - French Word-A-Day 2009

  • This year, on the 10th anniversary of Paris Plages, he promises 10 times more sand than usual.

    I Think, Therefore I Am Happy Lennox Morrison 2011

  • We went to Paris with our family last year - not much to ad to the above, but I would recommend "Paris Plages", which has become a tradition in the last few years - they create a "beach" along the Seine, with misting machines, lots of lounging areas, a small pool with public hours, believe it or not, boules, and scheduled bands - very fun and relaxing.

    What to Do in Paris / Que faire a Paris? - French Word-A-Day 2009

  • But I do want to mention one more thing – the Paris-Plages, where for a month in the summer the city has begun closing roads by the Seine and setting up urban beaches for the Parisians and visitors simply to enjoy.

    F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Le Tour Reminds Us Why We Love Paris 2010

  • But I do want to mention one more thing – the Paris-Plages, where for a month in the summer the city has begun closing roads by the Seine and setting up urban beaches for the Parisians and visitors simply to enjoy.

    F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Le Tour Reminds Us Why We Love Paris 2010

  • How apt that the filmmaker Agnès Varda chose a house near the sea in which to sit for an interview about her latest, maybe final, motion picture: "Les Plages d'Agnès" ( "The Beaches of Agnès"), which opened last week in New York and Los Angeles.

    Memories Without Tears 2009

  • We went to Paris with our family last year - not much to ad to the above, but I would recommend "Paris Plages", which has become a tradition in the last few years - they create a "beach" along the Seine, with misting machines, lots of lounging areas, a small pool with public hours, believe it or not, boules, and scheduled bands - very fun and relaxing.

    What to Do in Paris / Que faire a Paris? - French Word-A-Day 2009

  • On the coast of Flanders, Ostend -- 'La Reine des Plages' -- is, it need hardly be said, the most important place, and its rise has been very remarkable.

    Bruges and West Flanders Am��d��e Forestier 1887

  • Skipping Nantes as being out of the route of the Anglo-Saxon abroad, though in the Place Grasselin the Français and the Cambronne both deserve a word, and the Plages d'Océan which lie between Nantes and

    The Gourmet's Guide to Europe Algernon Bastard 1885

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