As someone who’s from NY who’s never been anywhere outside of America….Paris is my #1 travel destination spot. I’m one of those people who would definitely be “that tourist” with wanting to see the typical spots in Paris, not just because they’re touristic and look amazing…..but because of the history in creating them. When it comes to buildings, monuments, and any structures that were made in the like the medieval times, Roman times, etc….I think they’re worth seeing because of how much history they hold especially with what life was like back then. It’s fascinating to see those structures but then to see more modern structures around them, showing us how much the times have changed. I would also love to visit Paris during Christmas….it would definitely be super crowded but something about the lights, and how everything is decorated makes me wanna see it.
We were there for a week in the middle of June.....Out of the dozens of shopkeepers we interacted with, only one or two were anything less than very friendly and only one was what I'd call rude...
Went to Paris last May and really enjoyed it. Loved the cafe / bar / people watching culture, all the history and the architecture. But was most impressed by the bike culture, did a Tour to get the hang of it but then did Velib rentals and enjoyed cycling around in the late Spring sunshine. If you like cycling, you’ll Love Paris ❤️
After traveling to Europe and returning to US, I finally understand what that is makes me feel so fulfilled when I am in Europe. The genius and beauty of historical architecture has an amazingly healing effect on our psychological wellbeing. It's magnificently large sculptures and structures, when you look at them for a while you just escape. I am crying because I don't there. And that's exactly why. So, perhaps when people move and experience hardship, being out can help deal with stress. I don't know.
Thank you for this great video that is filled with a lot of useful information and tips! I’d be visiting Paris for the first time in October and can’t wait to enjoy some French food and sophistication! Merci Lucile 🎉
Thank you for all the advice!!! I will be visiting in October and I am so excited and nervous at the same time. This will help me a lot!!! Great video.😊
Thank you for sharing Paris! I was there last week for the very first time and fell in love with the beautiful city. I want to go back as soon as possible and especially when Notre Dame opens again. I cannot believe I’ve missed out on this beautiful city and country my entire life. I dream of many more trips to Paris. If I had my youth to do over, I’d definitely study abroad in Paris.
You were so right about Batignolles! What an amazing neighborhood! My wife and I were out exploring yesterday after our arrival and the vibe was amazing. So many families out with their children everywhere even in the evening. Really fantastic. Thank you for the recommendation. Now we just need to find that boulangerie with your map!
Si je venais à Paris, j’adorerais t’inviter à déjeuner. J’ai 77 ans et j’étudie depuis 466 jours consécutifs. J’adore étudier la langue française! Merci pour tous vos vidéos.
Afternoon Lucile Happy Friday! I appreciate your advice on the non to great things to do over in Paris, France! Thank you so much for sharing & have a beautiful weekend! 💛💛
Another wonderful vlog Lucile with a few more tips to add to the list I've created from your vlogs. I'll be there in 72 hours!! Farewell Sydney, Bonjour Paris!
I have always found Parisians at least polite, often friendly - even when I spoke about three words of French. Mostly I was made an effort to try some words and didn't take up time in tourist spots. I still visit the Tunisian French Greengrocer I met the first time I visited. Good advice to stay in different arrondissement - Belleville is a favourite, but I often pick spots by tiny galleries/museums I haven't seen or random historical moments. Unless I need to be near the Librairie du Richelieu for study.
We spent a month in Paris this summer (mon mari est Français!) and one evening we’re having an apéro and my hubby saw you pass by and said, “I follow her on RUclips!” So tonight he showed me your videos, which I love and now we both want to come back soon. We truly enjoyed the beauty, the people, and the food. ♥️🙏
Hey Lucille 👋 thanks for another informational video 📹 of Paris. Someday I'll have to go there and maybe run into you then I would totally be on cloud ☁️ nine and give u a huge hug 🫂 🤗 your so wise and kind , your just simply one of the best people in the world 🌎 I look up to you ! And admire u a lot. Even though I'm older than you . Well, I love ❤️ u soooooo much, buddy , never forget to stay strong and always be you. Love ❤️ you again, your buddy jamie 😊
Thank you Lucile - always a pleasure listening to you showing us around. I'll be coming to Paris solo from London this Aug 22-27 in between the Olympics :) Is there anything you'd recommend avoiding / doing? If you're around, would be nice to grab a coffee as well. Cheers :)
I owe my adult daughter a trip to France. The more I research the more scared I get. My daughter and I both need to be able to get away from people when we are overwhelmed. Paris is her dream trip but it is frightening.
Yay. So excited. Can you tell me if there is much homelessness or stray animals. I know it’s an odd question but my daughter and I are going and she is so sensitive to those things. I want her to enjoy the city and not despise it like she does nyc.
My family doesn’t drink alcohol. Do you have a list of places to eat where the wine or alcohol isn’t the main attraction (for lack of better terms)? Or will all the places have alcohol at them?
it'd be great to have some insights about how to handle the JO madness... we've been in Paris for the past 2 days and it's just a massive pain in the butt...
Lucile, a question please I am traveling solo to Paris, first time there. Is it a acceptable to ask waiters, people outside to take my pictures? I live in NYC and it’s common here but I don’t want to annoy people over there and be mindful of the culture :)
Hi Lucille, I plan on going to Paris in the end of September to beginning of October can you send me the link to the Paris meet up groups? please I would like to try out this experience of meeting new people and interacting more with locals and tourist
hi! so i am an undergrad student at the university of michigan in ann arbor and right now i am applying to different cities to study abroad for winter 2025 (january-april), and the the two options that I am in between are paris and aixe-en-provence. if I plan on travelling to different cities across europe, where do u think a good base location to study abroad would be (so that I could travel easiest to florence, barcelona, amsterdam, etc.) paris or aixe-en-provence? Also, what is the temperature/weather like in the winter months january-april in both cities? super cold and rainy? moderatly cold? last thing, my fluency in french is at an elementary level, but I will be taking a french language course while I am there, if I end up choosing one of these locations, do you think i will be fine or will I have a difficult time communicating and getting around the city? thank u in advance for answering this long question. i am still in the process of deciding between studying abroad somewhere in france, italy, spain, or somewhere in the UK (I am a political science major)
We loved your video 🎉❤On our first trip to Paris, we stayed at the rue de hauteville area which was very good but unsafe at night. Which area would you recommend to stay if one wants to be close to Gare du nord 🙂
I enjoyed your video. I am trying to find out if I buy the navigo for zones 1-5, will I be able to use that to travel from charles de gaulle airport to Rue Doudeauville, Paris, Île-de-France 75018? Thanks.
Your videos are very informative but ngl I miss your travel vlogs🙂 I watched some videos of the Olympics opening and I’m really put off by it, it has nothing to do with the amazing athletes participating. I’m curious to see your take on it, to me it was just weird and not very representative of Paris’s history as a cultural center.
Londoners are also busy but I think we always try to help lost tourists or anyone asking for advice... I guess we are wired differently. I would rather find out myself than ask French person for help - they often seem bodered and unwilling (even though Paris heavily depends on tourists)...
It does but it’s not specifically gluten free! I love gluten free spots though and two of my favorite gluten free bakeries are copains and chambellans. I might do a special diets map in the future
Share a dinner means the experience of being together, not eating from the same plate, the French like to choose their dish for themselves to rat not to sample food. Sampling our dinners is NOT in the mood
I am sorry, but your videos are the same thing over and over again. Even the pictures are the same. I figured a local would have more to offer, but I guess not.
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Also your map is AMAZING! Thank you!
OMG THANK YOU!! That's so sweet! I appreciate you!
Such a great guide to Paris Lucile! Thanks for this :D
@LivingBobby where tf r u
As someone who’s from NY who’s never been anywhere outside of America….Paris is my #1 travel destination spot. I’m one of those people who would definitely be “that tourist” with wanting to see the typical spots in Paris, not just because they’re touristic and look amazing…..but because of the history in creating them. When it comes to buildings, monuments, and any structures that were made in the like the medieval times, Roman times, etc….I think they’re worth seeing because of how much history they hold especially with what life was like back then. It’s fascinating to see those structures but then to see more modern structures around them, showing us how much the times have changed. I would also love to visit Paris during Christmas….it would definitely be super crowded but something about the lights, and how everything is decorated makes me wanna see it.
I absolutely agree with what you said here about the history behind everything!!
Go up l’escalier du Montmartre. That entire area is amazing!
Go to Quebec City it’s the same love that city ❤
@@LucileHR 🙌
I lived in NY for 11 years and Paris is a short flight away! April is my absolute favorite time to go!
I didn't find Parisians rude. As Lucile said, when I approached someone with "Bonjour", then ask for directions, people were very helpful.
We were there for a week in the middle of June.....Out of the dozens of shopkeepers we interacted with, only one or two were anything less than very friendly and only one was what I'd call rude...
Paris has my heart for many years! Every time you visit you see more, no matter how many times you visit!
Lucile in Paris > Emily in Paris
Went to Paris last May and really enjoyed it.
Loved the cafe / bar / people watching culture, all the history and the architecture.
But was most impressed by the bike culture, did a Tour to get the hang of it but then did Velib rentals and enjoyed cycling around in the late Spring sunshine.
If you like cycling, you’ll Love Paris ❤️
So happy you enjoyed biking around Paris too! It’s my favorite way to discover the city :)
After traveling to Europe and returning to US, I finally understand what that is makes me feel so fulfilled when I am in Europe. The genius and beauty of historical architecture has an amazingly healing effect on our psychological wellbeing. It's magnificently large sculptures and structures, when you look at them for a while you just escape. I am crying because I don't there. And that's exactly why. So, perhaps when people move and experience hardship, being out can help deal with stress. I don't know.
Depressed much?.
@@raywhitehead730 No, I'm incredibly annoyed that where I am we don't have all of this. 😆
Thank you for this great video that is filled with a lot of useful information and tips! I’d be visiting Paris for the first time in October and can’t wait to enjoy some French food and sophistication! Merci Lucile 🎉
Thank you for all the advice!!! I will be visiting in October and I am so excited and nervous at the same time. This will help me a lot!!! Great video.😊
Ohhhh have so much fun!!
Congratulations on 100K subscribers!
I totally agree, Sacre Coeur and Montmartre are always my number one reccommendation in Paris. Musee d'Orsay is also my favourite!
Lucille, this was a must see vlog for all Paris tourists. Great content. Thank you and congratulations on 100k.
Thank you so much :)
Thank you for sharing Paris! I was there last week for the very first time and fell in love with the beautiful city. I want to go back as soon as possible and especially when Notre Dame opens again. I cannot believe I’ve missed out on this beautiful city and country my entire life. I dream of many more trips to Paris. If I had my youth to do over, I’d definitely study abroad in Paris.
You were so right about Batignolles! What an amazing neighborhood! My wife and I were out exploring yesterday after our arrival and the vibe was amazing. So many families out with their children everywhere even in the evening. Really fantastic. Thank you for the recommendation. Now we just need to find that boulangerie with your map!
Thank you! I am coming to Paris tomorrow.. perfect timing! ❤
Enjoy your trip!
Si je venais à Paris, j’adorerais t’inviter à déjeuner. J’ai 77 ans et j’étudie depuis 466 jours consécutifs. J’adore étudier la langue française! Merci pour tous vos vidéos.
Your videos are so helpful! I am taking my mom for the first time and getting all the info!
Afternoon Lucile Happy Friday! I appreciate your advice on the non to great things to do over in Paris, France! Thank you so much for sharing & have a beautiful weekend! 💛💛
Thanks for watching and have a great weekend too!!
Lucile, this was another winner. Thx, Merci Beaucoup💝💖💗
Every single episode of you, lucy, is very informative interesting and simple helpful thank you lucy
Love your channel and all the tips you give! Thank you 🌷
Lucile you live in magnificent city……the best in the world for me ….
Thx you so much and it’s my first time to Europe too! Love love love the information!
Another wonderful vlog Lucile with a few more tips to add to the list I've created from your vlogs. I'll be there in 72 hours!! Farewell Sydney, Bonjour Paris!
Have a good trip!!
@@LucileHR Just logged onto Holafly to check prices for all of Europe and will do again later today using your Code. I assume you get some benefit!!
My daughter and I are visiting Paris for 10 days next spring.
We are looking forward to it very much!
I have always found Parisians at least polite, often friendly - even when I spoke about three words of French. Mostly I was made an effort to try some words and didn't take up time in tourist spots. I still visit the Tunisian French Greengrocer I met the first time I visited.
Good advice to stay in different arrondissement - Belleville is a favourite, but I often pick spots by tiny galleries/museums I haven't seen or random historical moments. Unless I need to be near the Librairie du Richelieu for study.
We spent a month in Paris this summer (mon mari est Français!) and one evening we’re having an apéro and my hubby saw you pass by and said, “I follow her on RUclips!” So tonight he showed me your videos, which I love and now we both want to come back soon. We truly enjoyed the beauty, the people, and the food. ♥️🙏
I am planning a paris vacation this October and your videos are a god send😂
It's beautiful there lucille.thank you for sharing.have a great day.
Thanks for watching Sabrina :)
Great ideas! I’m super excited to visit Paris!
Hey Lucille 👋 thanks for another informational video 📹 of Paris. Someday I'll have to go there and maybe run into you then I would totally be on cloud ☁️ nine and give u a huge hug 🫂 🤗 your so wise and kind , your just simply one of the best people in the world 🌎 I look up to you ! And admire u a lot. Even though I'm older than you . Well, I love ❤️ u soooooo much, buddy , never forget to stay strong and always be you. Love ❤️ you again, your buddy jamie 😊
Awesome job luck is drop a like and congratulations again to hit 100k on RUclips
Thanks for watching!
No problem
This channel is so great and you are complètement génial. Merci beaucoup.
Paris is my favorite place on Earth.
Thank you Lucile - always a pleasure listening to you showing us around. I'll be coming to Paris solo from London this Aug 22-27 in between the Olympics :) Is there anything you'd recommend avoiding / doing? If you're around, would be nice to grab a coffee as well. Cheers :)
I owe my adult daughter a trip to France. The more I research the more scared I get. My daughter and I both need to be able to get away from people when we are overwhelmed. Paris is her dream trip but it is frightening.
I've only been pickpocketed once in Europe - but not in Paris (where I've been many times), but in Rome on the infamous 42 bus.
J'adore vos vidéos, Lucile, merci!
Merci :)
this was wonderful Lucile! Where would be your favorite place to stay? can't wait for our next trip back!
Looking forward to haveing the nice breads for breakfast again in October
❤️❤️❤️ thank u so much. Your great ‼️‼️❤❤❤
Great Video ! Very interesting !!! :D
Thank you!!
Yay. So excited. Can you tell me if there is much homelessness or stray animals. I know it’s an odd question but my daughter and I are going and she is so sensitive to those things. I want her to enjoy the city and not despise it like she does nyc.
Hé oui, c'était le bon temps le pass Culture pour visiter le Louvre et les musées nationaux ❤
Paris ❤ nice city
My family doesn’t drink alcohol. Do you have a list of places to eat where the wine or alcohol isn’t the main attraction (for lack of better terms)? Or will all the places have alcohol at them?
I love to climb the Eiffel Tower from the stairs
Also another question, I see the times for lunch and dinner. Is there a time for breakfast? Or is breakfast the pastry shops?
Did you ever go to Accor arena? Im going there next month for the C du soleil. Is it good?
This is a great video thank you. We love our champagne what is the name of your favourite champagne shop please ? Merci ❤
Dilettantes!!
@@LucileHR thank you so much :) ☺️
Superb
Thanks for watching :)
Great advice. Thanks Isn't St Germain des Pres in in the 6th district, per your map. You said 7th..
it'd be great to have some insights about how to handle the JO madness... we've been in Paris for the past 2 days and it's just a massive pain in the butt...
Lucile, a question please
I am traveling solo to Paris, first time there. Is it a acceptable to ask waiters, people outside to take my pictures?
I live in NYC and it’s common here but I don’t want to annoy people over there and be mindful of the culture :)
Hi great video, what section of the seine river do you recommend to walk around?
Any tips for taking a pic of the Louvre in the evening with the lights on?
Hi Lucille, I plan on going to Paris in the end of September to beginning of October can you send me the link to the Paris meet up groups? please I would like to try out this experience of meeting new people and interacting more with locals and tourist
hi! so i am an undergrad student at the university of michigan in ann arbor and right now i am applying to different cities to study abroad for winter 2025 (january-april), and the the two options that I am in between are paris and aixe-en-provence. if I plan on travelling to different cities across europe, where do u think a good base location to study abroad would be (so that I could travel easiest to florence, barcelona, amsterdam, etc.) paris or aixe-en-provence? Also, what is the temperature/weather like in the winter months january-april in both cities? super cold and rainy? moderatly cold? last thing, my fluency in french is at an elementary level, but I will be taking a french language course while I am there, if I end up choosing one of these locations, do you think i will be fine or will I have a difficult time communicating and getting around the city? thank u in advance for answering this long question. i am still in the process of deciding between studying abroad somewhere in france, italy, spain, or somewhere in the UK (I am a political science major)
We loved your video 🎉❤On our first trip to Paris, we stayed at the rue de hauteville area which was very good but unsafe at night. Which area would you recommend to stay if one wants to be close to Gare du nord 🙂
I'd recommend going towards the Canal Saint Martin area as much as possible
@@LucileHR thank you so much for your information :)
Of course!! Thanks for watching my videos :)
I enjoyed your video. I am trying to find out if I buy the navigo for zones 1-5, will I be able to use that to travel from charles de gaulle airport to Rue Doudeauville, Paris, Île-de-France 75018? Thanks.
Your videos are very informative but ngl I miss your travel vlogs🙂
I watched some videos of the Olympics opening and I’m really put off by it, it has nothing to do with the amazing athletes participating. I’m curious to see your take on it, to me it was just weird and not very representative of Paris’s history as a cultural center.
Thank you for watching :) I'm making a video about the Olympics right now!
Londoners are also busy but I think we always try to help lost tourists or anyone asking for advice... I guess we are wired differently. I would rather find out myself than ask French person for help - they often seem bodered and unwilling (even though Paris heavily depends on tourists)...
That has not been my experience at all, quite the opposite.
👍
Does France stamp on passport? If it does is it on Entry, Exit or both?
Thanks
I bet its Crazy over there now due to the Olympics.
Just a bit haha
Lucille in time for the Games🏟️
Yessss!! So excited for today! I’ll be making a video about it for sure :)
Does the food map show gluten free eateries? It looks like a gf symbol but couldn’t tell. BTW we love your videos 😊
It does but it’s not specifically gluten free! I love gluten free spots though and two of my favorite gluten free bakeries are copains and chambellans. I might do a special diets map in the future
프랑스 고칠것 많아요 인생이 핑크빛아니에요 소외계층 챙겨야 합니다 합격 그래서 고뇌 합니다 합격 했대요 동영상보여주신것 감사합니다 예를 들면 이탈리아 도 소외계층 생각 하고 챙기게 됩니다 상대편입장이 되면 웃을수 없네요
Come to oman😊
Hey.. What is the champagne shop name??
Dilettantes!!
i plan to work in la defense pls advise which area to live is good can i go by bicycle from apartment to la defense im
first time
I follow from Chili……!!!!
저는 모순되게도 이탈리아어 가 친숙해서 발음까지 익혔네요 신기했고요 그다음이 프랑어 발음 익혔습니다 도자기 취향 알고 있습니다 전 수행 해서요 와인 안마셔요 기운뽑히죠
Scams are definitely exaggerated.
Share a dinner means the experience of being together, not eating from the same plate, the French like to choose their dish for themselves to rat not to sample food. Sampling our dinners is NOT in the mood
예뻐지는비결 뱀기운 뽑는것입니다 맞다고 합니다
Having been to France (and Paris) I wouldn't go back. There are many more pleasant countries to visit.
영성진화차원에서 치즈 안먹게 됩니다 수행하시면 알게 됩니다
프랑스국민 삭제된것 식인 해서입니다
Hi Lucile, can you do a video in how toget get a french girlfriend like you?
Arrondissements : can’t American tourists make the tiny effort to memorize key words ?
염라대왕아버지가 인간삭제 합니다합격 했대요 전세계나라 인간 삭제 했대요 세상사람일 저도 제 마음대로 안했습니다
I am sorry, but your videos are the same thing over and over again. Even the pictures are the same. I figured a local would have more to offer, but I guess not.