Fun video! Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign langua
Thank you for your comment Matilda! Learning languages is fascinating as it allows to learn so many other things around it! A few words to start a conversation or ask key things will do to have a fun trip and experience a new culture. 😉
🙄the music festival is above all a good opportunity for many brainless to impose noise on their neighbors ...... an orgy of decibels to vibrate the walls and prevent you from sleeping, fun when you get up at 06:00 in the morning, unlike the social case who, after having destroyed your night, will sleep until 2:00 p.m.🤨😡🤬
a quarter of the city is nogo zone where you can get robbed, mocked and even killed, the rest is full of scammers, pickpockets. The most of the locals are snobs
First, my wife and I LOVE the way you introduce us to the various Parisian neighborhoods thru these two videos! We will be coming to celebrate our 40th anniversary in September and want to make it special. Can you make any recommendations for private tour guides for us? We did this in Florence and find it so much better than the larger group tours.
Thank you John! I am happy that you like my videos and that they are useful for your next trip to Paris! I agree with you that discovering a city doing a private tour is the way to go ;) At @StrollsParis we are specialised in private tours and we would be glad to show you and your wife our beautiful city of light. You can check some of our tour ideas in our website www.strollsparis.com, or you can send us an email (info@strollsparis.com) to request something in particular. Looking forward to hearing from you! Pamela
To my opinion Montparnasse (north of 14th, south of 5th and 6th) is the greatest option of the left bank. For tose loving french food. I would add the area of 'Placed'Italie in northern 13th arrdt that would those loving asian food and the marvels of fifth.... It's all close by foot and so safe!
I agree, the area of Montparnasse can be a good option too, near the metro station of Vavin is less noisy. We can say that it is near to the center for those that love walking. During the day crossing the Luxembourg garden to reach the river is a pleasure. The area of Place d'Italie could be a bit less "Parisian" looking, but a good option too due to the good asian food around and the street art at la Butte aux Cailles. Thank you for your contribution!
Hi, could you tell me if we are visiting for the first time I'm finding for a place to stay wen I come down right away cud u share me some advice how to find an apartment/ room please?
I recommend you to always look for accommodation in advance as hotels, apartments and rooms tend to usually get fully booked. I think Airbnb works quite fine, if there is nothing available in Paris center (like the places I mentioned) don't hesitate to look in the southern suburbs. Try to make sure your accommodation is near the metro or train (RER) to be able to access the city and the highlights quickly. ;)
Hi Megan, thank you for you question. I would love to be more helpful here, but I am afraid it is a very personal thing, so I'd prefer to recommend you to check TripAdvisor reviews from other travellers before making any final decision. I personally like the hotel "JOBO" and the "Pavillion de la Reine"... otherwise there are many beautiful Airbnb in the area (try to look at Village Saint Paul or rue Charlemagne 75004 for more quiet places). Wishing you a wonderful time in the city of lights!
We just spent six weeks in Paris from APRIL TO MID MAY. We stayed oat an air bnb on St Germain Blvd. The location was excellent with plentey of bistros and fine dining restaurants. We were only blocks from Notre Dame Cathederal. The transportation system is excellent so transport is very reasonable and efficient. We also use G7 cab service which we downloaded onto our phone. It is excellent. Always on time with excellent drivers and vehicles. We highly recommend them..Hope this is of some help. Also if you have the time take a day trip by train to some of the nearby villages you won't regret it. Bon Journey.
i was in france 3 times but long ago. i mostly stayed at rue the picpùs 12 arrdosment and beateau lavoire momarte in an ateliar. Paris is an incomparable place. I visited many other places but France in general n Paris in particular is different for people with little intellect. 💓🙏
The news always make it look bad, but most of us are doing very well in Paris and enjoying living in an exciting, multicultural and mostly safe place. I invite you to come visit to create your own version of reality.
Hello, thank you for such an amazing video. What neighborhood do you think would be the best for a married couple traveling. However, my husband is in a wheelchair.
Hi Tiffany, thank you for your comment. All neighbourhoods can be romantic in Paris, but I think that if your husband is on a wheelchair the most practical would the 1st Arr, as the sidewalks tend to be a bit larger and the surface flat. I would look for a place near the Place du Marché Saint Honoré for example. Be sure that your hotel has a large elevator and comfortable installations as many of them are old and spaces are reduced. I hope this information helps and that you guys have a great time in our beautiful Paris. ps: and if you're looking for a private custom tour remember you can hire us at www.strollsparis.com
I love Paris and I have stayed in Montmartre (twice) which my wife and I loved but also the 11er. It’s not a funky happening place compared to some areas, but we found great restaurants, funky cafe’s and a fantastic weekend market where we discovered a stall selling 37 different types of butter!!! We stayed at an Air BnB on the Bld Voltaire near the Voltaire metro. It was perfect to be able to get around Paris and the locals were really lovely and loved chatting to us about Australia (where we’re from) and just about what we thought about Paris and France. And the wait staff were also really nice😁
That is also a very good idea Peter, thank you! Actually Paris has a lot of more funky areas, maybe a good idea for a future video. Thank you for your contribution ;)
There is a very large variety of hostels around the city, like the Christophers Inn (Gare du Nord and Canal Saint Martin), the Generator Hostel (near Stalingrad), or the Les Piaules (near Nation area). We do not usually give names of hotels as we have not personally tried them so we encourage you to search according to your budget and style and look for references from previous customers on TripAdvisor to be sure it is exactly what you are looking for. ;)
There is a very large variety of hotels with all prices and styles in Saint Germain de Pres. For this reason we prefer to let you search according to your budget and style and look for references from previous customers on TripAdvisor to be sure it is exactly what you are looking for.
Bienvenu à Paris !!! Merci pour la belle énergie et faire rayonner la culture parisienne à travers le monde. jbTrendy Troubadour Stylé Etoileprod@Live.fr
Thanks for this very informative video. It's nice to see what's going on at the other parts of the world during confinement and compare with where you live. Looking forward for the new video.
recién lo vi, acá en mi ciudad parece que estamos igual, a pesar de la situación mala encuentro que nos empujo a desarrollarnos mas individualmente, que harta falta nos hacia y ademas bien buena tu idea de compartir conocimientos a través de este medio por que a pesar de aprender nuevas cosas podemos ver como esta la situación en otros logares
