Another great videos guys. Just got back from a week in Paris "June" 1. Most establishments don't have AC, the Metros are crowded and very warm. 2. Schedule ticket required trips well in advance. 3. Forget going to the Louver. It's so packed with people having no concept of what they are taking pictures of. There are many amazing alternatives. 4. Don't get pickpocketed, before you leave the States buy a shoulder pouch. 5. Skip Euro-Disney in the summer. It's unbelievably packed and very warm. Unless part of your bucket lists is to hear Micky Mouse with a French Accent The French Military Museum is fantastic.
Thanks Norman! All great points, we are always surprised by how warm it gets in the summer. Adding the French Military Museum to the list! Happy Travels!
Excellent advice! I especially agree with not overdoing things. My wife and I have been to Paris six times and every time we cram our days full and return home exhausted. I think we feel compelled to do that because it’s an expensive trip so we want to maximize our time. However I completely agree that you shouldn’t do that! Maybe we will be able to follow your advice some day.
@@jimmyandbabstravels There’s a balance between seeing as much as you can and seeing less and appreciating more. I can’t seem to find the right balance and, of course, it’s different for everyone.
Overpacking the schedule is a huge one. The best part of Paris is just enjoying the city itself. Walk the river, go to the canal, sit outdoors at a cafe and sip a cafe, eat a picnic by the Eifel Tower, stop in bakeries, go to parks, and just walk around!
Es mi ciudad favorita, tuve la suerte de visitarla a finales de enero y quedé enamorada de la ciudad. También tuve la suerte de no tener que mucha hacer fila para entrar al museo de Louvre, ni a la Torre Eiffel.
Who are these clowns and who made them the experts on Paris? Here’s the only tip you really need: talk to locals and people who live in Paris and not people who spend a few days in Paris.
You seem to have international connections and penpals in Paris, but we do not. We did our own research and wanted to share our 🤡experiences after a few trips there. And thanks for sharing your tip of “talk to locals” 🤯. Very useful and gracious of you 🙏.
@@jimmyandbabstravels, Penpals? I lived in Paris. Yes, you just talk to locals or read articles/watch videos by locals, not other tourists unless you intentionally want to end up at the same shitty places because the tourist attractions are well known. It seems like the two of you have very limited experience traveling if you think you need to share this very basic information.
