Discovering Paris Neighborhoods: From Louvre to Opera, a Journey Through Time and Elegance, with map 

My pleasure 🙏

Wow, thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks a lot 🙏

Have fun! Make sure to watch my forthcoming video about Christmas lights in Paris, as it is in this neighborhood that they are the best!

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Hello beautiful Москве! 🙂

I hope you'll enjoy them and your time in Paris 👍

Excellent idea. We were in fact thinking of a video on Paris for children. Maybe could we have another one called Paris for teens.

Hello ! Parisian here. Really depends on what your girls like and their age, but off the top of my head (without ranking): 1) Musée Galliera - Fashion Muséum - if they like fashion of course, nice collections 2) Chateau de Chantilly (my fav ever around Paris) which organises equestrian shows, and has an incredible art collection - it's also a nice 'green' getaway from Paris and is easily accessible by train or car. The town is sleepy but cute as well. 3) Parc Astérix (avoid during the week end to escape the crowds and the 'bad' crowds) - our national Disneyland around Astérix and Obelix comics, extremely popular here. The whole parc is modeled around the 'lore' of Asterix and Obelix. The rollercoasters are nice. 4) Booking a cooking class - did one for the first time last week in the 2nd district, was very very fun and the chefs spoke perfect English. 5) The Catacombs always impress teens, all these bones lol :) Would suggest to book online to avoid the queue 6) Jardin des Plantes - a parc in Paris which hosts the Natural History museum, there is also a zoo (a real one with monkeys), botanical gardens and a big 'Gallery of Evolution'. All that in the middle of Paris, not far from the Seine. This place has always given me weird Harry Potter vibes as a kid, for some unknown reason. 7) Escape game - maybe silly to do that when travelling abroad but there is that one escape game company that has an escape room completely modeled to a Parisian metro car (well it's actually a métro car) that moves a bit (was quite fun to do - and it's adapted to non French speakers). 8) Musée du parfum where you can book a workshop and make your own fragrance. 9) For Shopping, wandering around in the Marais

@@marmar-90 Excellent suggestions... Thanks!

@@marmar-90 Thank you for all the wonderful suggestions. I wll definitely include them. I think my kids would love a cooking class. Could you recommend the one you liked?

Great if I can be useful! I hope you'll enjoy Paris, though the weather might be a little bit rainy.

Thank you so much 🙏

Thank you!

With great pleasure 🙏

Oh thank you! 🙏 Glad you enjoy it...

I think that at least knowing how it's pronounced in French can be helpful. I know the reverse is true: if I want to go to Londres when I'm in England, I might have more issues than if I want to go to London 😁

I'll definitely do one soon!

I agree!

I will, definitely...

Thanks for your nice comment 🙏🙏🙏

Will do!

Glad you liked it!

Hopefully, I should do that in November. Thanks for following me.

Merci beaucoup !

Here you are: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QFTCB684ceg.html

@@paristoptips exactly what I want. Can’t believe I found your channel three days before I leave Canada. I will follow the routes in your videos fir Latin Quarter, La Māoris and Louvre to Opera. Unbelievable. Thank you hugely!

You're welcome! This one might be useful too: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-thWlIk-pvD8.html

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So I have to make that video fast 😁

Unfortunately not. It is forecast to last 27 months from October 2022. So, with the usual delays, I think it will be finished by early 2025. But, the Palais Garnier will remain open throughout the construction period. Access for shows and the shop (via the main facade) and visits (entrance at the corner of Scribe and Auber streets) are maintained in the same locations.

Close to 5 kms and 3 hours without visiting museums or Opera.