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Picardie 22 Rue De Picardie Entrance Code: 82B39 Esc C (Agecif) 1St Floor on Left Telephone: 01 77 19 45 78 Metro: Temple, Filles Du Calvaire Tel London: +44 208 961 6770 www.parisrentalconnections.com Email: [email protected] 14/02/2019 Picardie 22 rue de Picardie Entrance Code: 82B39 Esc C (Agecif) 1st floor on left Telephone: 01 77 19 45 78 Metro: Temple, Filles du Calvaire Enjoy! Rue de Picardie is situated in the Quartier du Temple, the northern section of the Marais between the Place de la République and Arts-et-Métiers. It is ideally located to explore the varied neighbourhoods of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th districts of Paris. The Quartier du Temple was once a fortified, semi-independent entity under the Knights Templar, until the order grew so powerful it rivaled the monarchy and it was suppressed in 1313 by Philippe le Bel. Their Templar Tower was razed in 1808, and the Carreau du Temple market built in its place in 1857 by Baron Haussmann, along with the Mairie for the 3rd arrondissement and the Square du Temple. Within short walk, The Marché des Enfants-Rouges (Market of Red Children!) is the oldest covered market in Paris, dating back to 1615 (that’s Louis XIII for the slow ones!). After a six year period of closure and threatened with the prospect of being levelled, this historic market was saved, refurbished, and re-opened only a few years ago, thanks to the insistence of local residents. Explore the finest of chocolate shops, health foods, cheeses, flowers, and oysters. And if you’re wondering about the name, well, the kids in the local orphanage in the 17th century wore red uniforms. You can also visit the Square du Temple park (corner of Rue du Temple and Rue de Bretagne) created in the mid-19th century great for leisurely stroll and for children which is wonderful in spring and summer. Just next door is The Marais, considered one of Paris’ “quartier branché” –hip- neighbourhoods with its many trendy boutiques, cafés and restaurants and home to the Musée Carnavalet (Paris history museum) and the Place des Vosges the beautiful royal square constructed under Henri IV in 1605. Enjoy! 1 Table of contents Page 3. Top Tips Page 4. Amenities, phone Page 5. Television and Entertainment system Page 6. High Speed Internet, sofa bed, heating Page 7-8 Appliances Page 9. Recycling and metro Page 10. La Poste, Local Food & Wine, Museums and Monuments Pages 11-13. Maps of the area Pages 14-23 Restaurant suggestions Pages 24. Walking Tours Pages 25-26. French Vocabulary Page 27. Useful numbers Page 28-29. Our other Properties 2 Top Tips.… ➢ CHECK-OUT On the day you check-out be sure to turn everything off and close all windows securely. Make sure you have packed all your belongings. Once ready to vacate leave the keys together inside the apartment then shut the door firmly behind you making sure it is closed properly. ➢ NOISE ALERT! Sound carries in Parisian flats. Please be respectful and don’t play the TV or music loudly. Please don’t use the washing machine, dryer or dishwasher after 9 pm. Please be gentle with the front door to avoid slamming. Please don’t roll luggage at night or too early on the floor. Have your luggage ready in the hallway to avoid disturbing the neighbours in the morning. ➢ TAXI Taxi G7: 01 47 39 47 39 Taxi G7 (large car): 01 47 39 01 39 Taxi G7 English: 01 41 27 66 99 ➢ QUESTIONS? PROBLEMS? Paris Agent:+33 6 37 53 85 23 (Georgina) Email: [email protected] Alternative number – send text first: Gail: +33 6 77 06 85 87 3 ❖ Amenities ❖ Linen and towels ❖ Telephone with free local & Special Notes: ❖ Cutlery, cookware and international landline calls dishes ❖ Cable TV with English channels The building is very secure and ❖ Microwave ❖ DVD player without the code and your key you will not be able to enter the ❖ Electric Stove and Oven ❖ Hairdryer apartment. ❖ Dishwasher ❖ Iron and board Please feel free to use any food in ❖ Kettle, Toaster and Coffee ❖ English books and magazines the cupboards but please replace anything you finish. Thank you! Maker ❖ Wi-Fi high speed internet access Should anything break or be ❖ Fridge, freezer ❖ 1x Queen size bed, 1x sofa bed damaged in any way during your stay ❖ Washer please let us know. ❖ Shower & Bath Tips: NEVER leave your keys inside the lock or you will not be able to get the key into the lock on the outside to open the door again. Only a locksmith will be able to repair it. ❖ The Telephone and International Calls The phone will allow you to call To call the telephone in the To call North America: North America, and most EU apartment: 001 area code + number countries— Incoming call from France: 01 77 19 45 78 Landlines only—(see list) From Europe: Voicemail: Dial 888 for Otherwise, for countries not listed, 00 33 1 77 19 45 78 messages. please use a phone card. From North America: Dial # to skip messages 011 33 1 77 19 45 78 3 to repeat messages From Australia: 2 to erase messages 0011 33 1 77 19 45 78 Tips: International phone cards may be purchased at most convenience stores, « tabacs » (where you buy cigarettes), at most grocery stores or at the post office. 4 ❖ Television & Entertainment system Turn on the TV by using green power button on the top right of the Sony TV remote. For Cable TV • Turn on SFR Cable box with cable remote (top RH green button on its remote). • Set the TV source to HDMI-1 (Top left hand button on Sony remote). • Sometimes you have to switch the SFR cable box off a couple of times for it to power on properly (if you hear no sound try again) For playing DVD or CD • Switch on LG Blue ray player (red top left button on its remote) • Set the TV source to HDMI-2 (Top left hand button on Sony remote). For other HDMI sources e.g computer • Connect computer or other device to the unused HDMI cable at the back of the TV box. • Set the TV source to HDMI-3 (Top left hand button on Sony remote). The sound bar. • sits under the box under the TV. It comes on automatically after a little while when the TV is in use. • Adjust the sound level from the Sony TV remote. • The sound characteristics can be modified with the Maxell mini remote. CNN: 541 BBC World: 542 France 24 English: 543 CNBC: 544 Bloomberg: 545 Al Jazeera English: 546 Sky News: 549 BBC Entert: 667 5 ❖ High Speed Internet Access There is a Wi-Fi internet connection or you can use the yellow Ethernet cable at the back of the modem. Network: SSID SFR-f9f0 Pass code: Q59E 5UWA XWHQ (no spaces all caps) No wireless connection? No problems just use the Ethernet plug which needs to be plugged at the back of the wireless modem as well as in to your computer. Troubleshooting If you are experiencing a problem with the internet or phone, you can reboot the system by un-plugging the power adapter from the modem for 30 seconds and then plugging it back in to complete the re boot. ❖ Sofa-Bed Remove all cushions towards you to unfold the bed. Gently repeat the To open the bed: process backwards to re-fold the Face the sofa, place your hand on the middle of the Gently repeat the process backwards to re-fold the frame/handle. Gently pull the handle up and bed. ❖ Heating There are several radiators Comfort/Eco. (Pick Please note these are located in the living room numbered dial to adjust the different for the area and in the bedroom. temperature, temperature Temperature of Eco or Lift up the lid on the top Eco if you’re on “moon” Comfort. right on the radiators. mode and Comfort if you’re Select the function”mode” on “sun” mode. of Permanent (sun), Eco Permanent (moon) or 6 ❖ Appliances Working the Oven, cooker and microwave The kitchen is equipped with knob on the far left which indicates an induction cooker, separate to select the the cooking time oven and microwave. desired programme. to the time desired. For the cooker: Press the O The knob on the right regulates Note: the oven will not work shape for 2 seconds to switch the oven temperature from 0- unless you turn the cooking timer on. on and off. Then press the +/- Max. to regulate the heat of the rings. To use the microwave select You must place a pan on the Note: 180°C is approximately the Watt on the upper dial and cooktop to activate the heat. equivalent to 350°F. then the time on the lower dial. To operate the oven turn the Then turn the center knob Washer The Washer is located in 6-Normal 90° –120mns to the right of the program the bathroom. –7-Prewash 60° –105mns dial. 8-Delicate cold –105mns There is a lock function you Pull out the drawer to put can use which ensures the in your soap and fabric 9-Delicate 30° –120mns program will not be affected softener (The I compartment 10-Delicate 40° –60mns if any buttons are in the drawer is for the pre- 11-Delicate 60° –70mns accidentally pressed. wash cycle, II compartment 12-Wool 35° –40mns for the main wash cycle, the 13-Rinse compartment is for fabric 14-Spin-Dry The lock function is activated when pressing the softener. The programmes 15-Drain are listed on lip of drawer Start/Stop button for 3 (open drawer to see them) seconds when turning on a 1-Normal cold – 60mns Activate the round program cycle.
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