Yes, Thank you ! There is only 3 real Statue of Liberty in the world. The first one is this one, the second is in the jardin du Luxembourg and the last one is in New York. The other one, is only copy
I love the Covered Passages, such as the one up Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Passage Brady... Little India, Gallerie Vivienne Close to the Palais Royal. Also the Palais Royal. The Cour du Commerce Saint-André, where you can still see a remnant of the wall the protected Paris in the 12th century, where you can dine and the has the patisserie 'Un Dimanche A Paris', where you can get your fill of macarons!
On the warm days buy a quiche at the market across the street from the jardin du luxembourg. Sit in the garden and people watch. The boat races in the fountain are fun to watch too. Nice vid. Merci.
this is the last video i will be watching on RU-vid before i leave australia in 13 hours bound for london then onto paris on eurostar and it is an excellent video...loved it
May have been mentioned but one of my favorite places is Arene de Lutece a mostly complete Roman Arena close to the Latin Quarter. Great to take a snack and people watch in the sun.
I love suggestion #1... I've been to Paris twice and have been "collecting" the space invaders (with a camera). It's incredibly fun and they're in such unexpected places. They even have some in Versailles! Also, Ladurée macarons are okay... Pierre Hermé's are much better.
Stayed in a lovely apartment on Rue Cler. So close to the Eiffel Tower and Napoleon’s Tomb. Apartments are so much more “bang for the buck” than hotels or B&B’s! And more fun too.
Thank you so much. It was one of the best videos I watched so far. Thank you so much. I am planning to come to Paris this summer. I will try to visit the places recommended by you :)
Museums are free first Sunday of the month. Go to Le Procope restaurant, oldest in Paris... you can see items from Marie Antoinette and Benjamin Franklin
Brittany R I was there in November last year, which i would highly recommend. We were they spent 4 days there, and the first 2 it was sunny and about 17° so we walked around i sweaters. The next 2 it was raining and about 12°, so it was a little cold. But there were extremely few people, so we had it all to ourselves😍
The strings orchestra in Saint Chappelle! Beautiful music like Vivaldi surrounded by all the stain glass - there is a reason it was known as the Kings jewellery box.
actually u can't just leave scooters anywhere or get the ones next to you, they need to be available and parked at parking location given to you by the app and sometimes it can be a nightmare finding a scooter.
True. Scooters need be parked at special spots. Theres one about 300 meters. Still. I’m thankful for them and the Velib bike. Walking and taking the metro as a tourist is a exhausting nightmare.
Hy, I'm deciding to go to Europe for my higher studies but I'm confused to select Paris or London .can you suggest which is best one not only for my studies but also to enjoy .so, Pls reply which is best to enjoy and to study
Best of luck when visiting Galeries Lafayette. Window shopping or actually shopping, one is bound to feel like the poorest person ever😵 everything is super, super expensive. But yeah, that dome is very impressive👍🏼
…for Restaurants: Don’t use Trip Advisor. Use “the Fooding” or the “Michelin” instead. For Pro Foodies: the online Blog/ Homepage of Mister Pudlowski (only in french)
Lindt Chocolate Shop near Paris Opera. Maison Georges Larnicol Mof Biscuiterie Chocolaterie Montmarte. Anne Frank Garden. Elysee Palace (Outside view only). Tour Montparnasse incredible views of Paris and fabulous Restaurant. Choco Story. Parc Monceau. Nelson Mandela Garden. Sorbonne University. No queing times for any of these.
Can you believe I'm in Paris for two weeks without having visited a lot of places. I've been lazy about going out after my French classes... Lesson: Don't go on vacations alone...
# 2: please do not promote electric scooters! They are tourist toys, clutter the pavements, are ridiculously expensive to use, involved in many accidents and often end up in rivers where their batteries are toxic. The public bike rental system Vélib is the better alternative.
How can you call it FAKE statue of liberty? The statue on "l'île aux Cygnes" been made by the same french artist Auguste Bartholdi 3 years after the one he made for the Americans.
It’s amazing how the Americans think they are the original everything 😂 your statue of liberty my dear is a gift from France. Theirs is not fake, yours is just french. Jeez.
Hi Buddy, sorry you feel this way, however, the Statue of Liberty located on Île aux Cygnes in Paris was, in fact, donated by the Americans in Paris in 1889 as the plaque on the statue clearly states. Here is a Wikipedia page with the explanation (but you will find this explanation in other sources too): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%8Ele_aux_Cygnes Of course, the Statue of Liberty in NYC was a gift from the people of France to the United States ;)
Two things. First, how about you listen before commenting. He said the Statue of Liberty in PARIS, not the Statue of Liberty in New York. Second.... It's Statue of Liberty, not "statue of liberty". Capitalize the S and L, Buddy.
