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How much money do you need for food for two adults for one day in Paris at a minimum?
Eating street food or snacks from local supermarkets. Maybe someone has experience?
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It's hard to say .. from 10 euros per person, probably, but this is a hard minimum. We had breakfast at the hotel (included in the cost of living), had dinner there, since we had a boiler and coffee, tea with us, and bought everything else in shops, supermarkets, and cafes to take away. If you take instant mashed potatoes and soups with you on a trip, it remains to buy on the spot in the supermarket in the culinary department (it’s cheaper) ham (you tell them how many tranches of slices to cut, not in grams) or meat pate in grams, or buy fish, other canned food, they are not expensive and you should not take them with you on a flight.
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answered 5 years ago
Perhaps yes, with breakfast included, 10 euros per day per person is the minimum if you eat stuffed baguettes or shawarma (Paris is full of kebabs and shawarma).
I have only one question - why? You are going on vacation, not participating in an extreme TV show. It is unlikely that your body will thank you for fast food. Save money on something else.
I have only one question - why? You are going on vacation, not participating in an extreme TV show. It is unlikely that your body will thank you for fast food. Save money on something else.
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Yes, I also think that if you save, then really. What do you like? For example, for those with a sweet tooth, it is important to remember later the taste of a quality Parisian croissant pur beurre, or the ice cream itself, which is sold by Berthillon on Ile Saint Louis, and walk with this ice cream cone down the street, where all the tourists are busy with the same, that is, ice cream. .and to go and buy cakes in the famous pastry shops - this is a must, otherwise why save money and why Paris? By the way, on the first Sunday of every month, most museums are free.
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answered 5 years ago
I had this experience when I went to Paris for the first time. I really wanted to, but there was not enough money. I understand you perfectly. I got up to 10 euros for a day alone. I took salads, bananas, yogurts, baguettes in the supermarket ... and even cheese. She brought porridge with her in bags and a few canned goods. But the breakfasts at the hotel were good, it was enough for me to eat 2 times a day, in the morning and in the evening, and somewhere on the excursion to have a banana or a croissant. And I do not regret it, everything was fine, it's not about food. The main thing is to see what you dreamed about. Do not hesitate and go, you will eat and sleep at home, and there you will see and enjoy everything to the maximum! Good luck!
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answered 5 years ago
10 euros is not money for Paris...
http://www.globalprice.info/?p=francia/cenu-v-parige-vo-francii-na-edu
http://www.globalprice.info/?p=francia/cenu-v-parige-vo-francii-na-edu
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No need to go to cafes and restaurants, the price of a baguette in an ordinary bakery is 1 euro, a piece of brie cheese in a store is 5 euros, 2 bananas go out to 1 euro, etc. depending on who eats.
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answered 5 years ago
Mademoisele 7 euros for a bun, two bananas and a piece of cheese, and you can also drink water (from the tap). Well, do not chew a bun dry. Scream with you Europeans...
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answered 5 years ago
An adult healthy man does not understand)))). But for girls who are used to strict diets, it will not be difficult to survive on 10 euros in Paris.
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Paris is beautiful because it dulls the feeling of hunger :)
Although with good logistics, even a man will not remain hungry, for ten euros. If you want to see Paris.
Although with good logistics, even a man will not remain hungry, for ten euros. If you want to see Paris.
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And yet, I prefer to save money on all sorts of chocolates and snacks at home, and eat normally on vacation. It’s just physically impossible for me to enjoy the Louvre and Orsay if I remember that yesterday for lunch, instead of a juicy steak, I had to chew a dry baguette, and instead of good French wine, drink water from a free caraf.
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Yes, for 10 euros a day per person in Paris, you can eat normally.
The main thing is not to follow the advice about "filled baguettes or shawarma" - in Paris - they are priced like in a restaurant, this is just not a way to save money. Cutting a sandwich on your own will cost 3-4 times cheaper than the exact same one bought on the street. There is a simple rule here - everything a Frenchman touches increases in price by 3-4 times, so it is naive to think that you can save.
It is better to find the nearest McDonald's and see if there are promotions for 2 dishes (a drink and a burger) for 2 Euros, or eat in a supermarket. I also always take sausage / liquor with me, and in general, you won’t stay hungry normally.
Yes, a hotel or apartment must be chosen with a kettle in the room, this does not affect the price.
The main thing is not to follow the advice about "filled baguettes or shawarma" - in Paris - they are priced like in a restaurant, this is just not a way to save money. Cutting a sandwich on your own will cost 3-4 times cheaper than the exact same one bought on the street. There is a simple rule here - everything a Frenchman touches increases in price by 3-4 times, so it is naive to think that you can save.
It is better to find the nearest McDonald's and see if there are promotions for 2 dishes (a drink and a burger) for 2 Euros, or eat in a supermarket. I also always take sausage / liquor with me, and in general, you won’t stay hungry normally.
Yes, a hotel or apartment must be chosen with a kettle in the room, this does not affect the price.
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answered 5 years ago
As in baguette and shawarma, however ...
Guys, you count how much money you spend at home on sweets and snacks. I assure you, this is a serious resource for saving. Office plankton always goes to work with a glass of coffee (at least 150 rubles per serving), the proletariat sips cheap beer after work (at least 100 rubles for 2 bottles). Chocolates, nuts, chips... Take it all out of your diet for three months and get 200 euros in savings so you don't starve in Paris.
Guys, you count how much money you spend at home on sweets and snacks. I assure you, this is a serious resource for saving. Office plankton always goes to work with a glass of coffee (at least 150 rubles per serving), the proletariat sips cheap beer after work (at least 100 rubles for 2 bottles). Chocolates, nuts, chips... Take it all out of your diet for three months and get 200 euros in savings so you don't starve in Paris.
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answered 5 years ago
Who smokes, quit smoking))). A pack of cigarettes is already 70-120 rubles.
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answered 5 years ago
Who is going for what. I am all over the world if I need to eat cheaply and cheerfully, I eat at McDuck or I make boutiques with me in a hotel room, and nothing. From the fact that I eat a sandwich on a bench with cola, on a bench overlooking Notre Dame, nothing will happen to me. And in the evening, you can drink a bottle of wine in your room, having a snack from the supermarket, discussing the impressions of the past day.
Well, who is going for what, who - to take a selfie "I'm eating a steak in a restaurant in Paris" for instagram, and who - to see Paris.
Well, who is going for what, who - to take a selfie "I'm eating a steak in a restaurant in Paris" for instagram, and who - to see Paris.
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answered 5 years ago
))) Eat steaks for yourself, not for Instagram. French cuisine is one of the main attractions of the country, it is foolish to cross it off the list.
By the way, I met one more extreme - a person goes to some Zambia and there, instead of flying over the Victoria Falls, he goes by helicopter to all sorts of slums, explaining this with a desire to see "real life, non-tourist places." And what is the point of this trip?
By the way, I met one more extreme - a person goes to some Zambia and there, instead of flying over the Victoria Falls, he goes by helicopter to all sorts of slums, explaining this with a desire to see "real life, non-tourist places." And what is the point of this trip?
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I will not say that steaks in France are different from steaks in Spain or Germany.
And I will not say that French cuisine is very different from others.
I have only been to Paris more than 10 times, I also traveled to the provinces, and the same to other European countries, already this year - 4 countries (of which such a "culinary" as Spain - 2 times a week) .. The company pays for meals in restaurants , so I visited more restaurants than all the local hangouts combined :)
I can say with confidence that "exotics" such as snails, frog legs, etc. are eaten only by tourists. Basic food throughout Europe is 90% the same. There is more difference between two neighboring restaurants in the same city than between countries.
And then, being a snob, it’s one thing to eat every day in pestorans, “I didn’t find myself in the garbage”, another thing is to eat for 10 Euros a day and go to a restaurant once to feel the “French cuisine”.
And I will not say that French cuisine is very different from others.
I have only been to Paris more than 10 times, I also traveled to the provinces, and the same to other European countries, already this year - 4 countries (of which such a "culinary" as Spain - 2 times a week) .. The company pays for meals in restaurants , so I visited more restaurants than all the local hangouts combined :)
I can say with confidence that "exotics" such as snails, frog legs, etc. are eaten only by tourists. Basic food throughout Europe is 90% the same. There is more difference between two neighboring restaurants in the same city than between countries.
And then, being a snob, it’s one thing to eat every day in pestorans, “I didn’t find myself in the garbage”, another thing is to eat for 10 Euros a day and go to a restaurant once to feel the “French cuisine”.
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answered 5 years ago
I have not tried the paws either, but everything else is divine))). Although personally in my rating Italian cuisine is in the first place, then Turkish, then Georgian. And everywhere in Europe the cuisine is different, even within the same country.
I love to have fun, especially to eat! In ordinary life, there are not many reasons to go out to a restaurant, and a vacation provides an excellent excuse to go to places.
I love to have fun, especially to eat! In ordinary life, there are not many reasons to go out to a restaurant, and a vacation provides an excellent excuse to go to places.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, it's me who "plused" you, especially for smoking. Smoked for forty years, last year he quit in one sitting. 1.5 euros x 365 = 547 euros / year. This is enough for me on gasoline with a run of 6000 km. True, so far I can not find this money anywhere, the memory is not the same.
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