This pharmacy is great. We've been a few times bc my fiancee has a cough and needed to buy some…read morevitamins, cough drops, pills, and ultimately a COVID test just to make sure he isn't infectious. The staff don't speak amazing English but they have a few who know enough to get by (and they speak much better English than my French) and they are super helpful with recommending products and suggesting better items than the ones we chose ourselves. This is also where we will go to get our antigen test before we travel home.

Great pharmacy with tons of inventory and lots of pharmacists to assist you. It is very crowded and…read morebe ready for shoulder to shoulder shopping experience. The price at citypharma is still better honestly. If you are around the area, this is a good place to go

I know it says pharmacy but if you are looking for some shampoo, soap or other travel necessities,…read moreI would suggest going to the nearby grocery stores as they would sell 'cheaper' brands such as Nivea, Dove, Pantene...etc. On my first day in Boulogne, I didn't know the area very well and needed shampoo. Pharmacie Mersier is right across the street from my hotel. The pharmacy is very small with not a lot of choices, mostly local brands. Only one I recognized was Occitane en Provence. I got a bottle of shampoo and body wash for 30 euros :/ it was only after that that I found a grocery store that sold Pantene and Dove for 5 euros! The staff were very friendly and store very cute and cozy but I probably wouldn't come back if I'm ever in the area and needed travel supplies.

Located immediately outside of the Hyatt doors into the mall and up the steps is this tiny…read morepharmacy. They dispense prescriptions and sell beauty and healthcare items. They are never very busy. Usually the store is only staffed with one employee. I have gotten lucky and found some items that are sold out of stores such as Monoprix. Their prices where the same as Monoprix. Closed on Sundays.

From the owner: Taxis parisiens 16 400 taxis parisiens desservent Paris ainsi que 3 autres départements : les…read moreHauts-de-Seine(92), la Seine-Saint-Denis(93) et le Val-de-Marne(94).Trois sortes de tarifs sont pratiqués par les chauffeurs selon la nature de la course :Le tarif A s'applique aux courses dans Paris de 10h à 17h (excepté les dimanches et jours fériés). Le Tarif B s'applique aux courses dans Paris de 17h à 10h et aux courses de jour en banlieue, la desserte des aéroports ainsi que les dimanches de 7h à 00h et les jours fériés. Le Tarif C s'applique aux courses en banlieue (desserte des aéroports) et dans Paris le dimanche de 00h à 7h.Pour se déplacer en taxi, il suffit de se rendre à l'une des 436 bornes réparties dans Paris, ou de le réserver en appelant une compagnie de taxi (G7 - Taxis Bleus...), d'appeler le numéro unique des taxis parisiens (01 45 30 30 30) ou encore de le héler dans la rue.Pour reconnaître un taxi libre, rien de plus simple, il suffit de jeter un œil à la signalétique