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Worth noting that when the video is talking about no-go zones, the visuals we're seeing are not from the no-go zones. They're mostly from the Rue de la Harpe / Rue de la Huchette / Rue Saint-Séverin area of restaurants in the Latin Quarter, a very tourist-friendly area.
I just spent two weeks in La Seine Saint Denis. Near the Stade de France. We went out to eat in the evening. No problem. Very good transport by RER and Metro into the heart of Paris. I personally avoid walking around late at night in any big city. Paris, London, Berlin etc. I take a taxi home. In the outskirts of Paris you have alot of migrants. For a European that can represent a threat. So, be careful and sensible and enjoy Paris .
What's this neoconservative, Trumpist report on Paris "no-go" zones which is a notion imported from certain US right wing media? Tourists are concentrated on tiny areas of Paris. I am a resident and I must say for me the "no-go areas" are the ones tourists typically visit : around Notre-dame, the Eiffel tower...The "unsafe" areas are not necessarily the poor ones : it's on your way to the Eiffel tower, surrounded by multi-million euro appartments, that you can have your wallet stolen if you are not careful...
Albania, the only country in the world that can make italian food as good as in Italy, have alps like switzerland but cheaper, have beaches like croatia and greece but cheaper and a religious harmony.
