@@lubuxtremeVraiment pas. Les anglais c'est l'Espagne, les allemands c'est l'Italie, les suedois également l'Italie, ...etc. la France est le pays le plus visité au monde avec 30M de personnes de plus que le second étant l'Espagne, sous estime la france, petit.
the most beautiful country in the world 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵❤️❤️ it is the most visited country in the world and where there are all the existing landscapes: beach, mountain, desert, snow.. in short there is everything 'no other country has ❤
The USA literally has everything listed, plus some sort of Jungle / Tropical area in Florida... I'm French and I love my country, the architecture makes it beautiful in many ways but it's not the most diverse one when it comes to geography. Also, don't 'take a drive' around the Arc de Triomphe as the video tells you to, it's a nightmare when you're driving just go there on foot. That being said, it's true that there are some wonders here, and I'm proud to see my own region represented (Annecy and Mont-Blanc both part of the Haute-Savoie where I was born and raised)
@@Terab75 Toulouse aussi. Bordeaux, le massif central, la Provence et la Corse en sont bien absents aussi... Quasi tout le territoire sauf la region Centre.
@@mghost2033 notre pays est plus varié que d'autres en terme d'architecture, de paysages ou même de mentalités. Ça n'en fait pas le plus beau mais je conçoit que pour des etrangers, surtout américains, ce doit etre assez incroyable. Surtout sur un territoire si petit par rapport a chez eux. Par contre des pays magnifiques il y en as. Avez vous vu l' Écosse? Le Lesotho, la Thaïlande, la Tanzanie, le Canada, l'Autriche, la Mongolie ou la Nouvelle Zélande?
thank you both for always reminding me how beautiful the world is and especially how beautiful the countries surrounding me are. i live a few hours away from France and i must say i need to take a trip again to France.
@@tktoptravel If you want to know the True France, avoid Paris and the Big Cities! Try Normandy (the strongholds of the Dukes of Normandy), try the Pays de Loire and its Renaissance castles.
@@tktoptravel Hi Guys, can you please do a reaction to this video, Top 10 places to visit in the UK, here is the video ruclips.net/video/0kXCPo7c63I/видео.html
@@AlfgardVicAenorDuFay"la vraie France, sans Paris" MDR ! Sachez mon cher, que même à Paris, il y'a des "vrais " français, qui aiment leur ville et leur région (l'Ile de France) qui a aussi son histoire et ses traditions et qui était une des plus belles avant qu'on la bétonne pour accueillir les provinciaux ... comme moi, Parisien depuis 5 générations et qui résistent à l'invasion des carriéristes venus de province et de l'étranger et qui pourrissent cette magnifique région par manque de respect (ne faites pas chez les autres ce que vous n'accepterez pas chez vous), HÉLAS ! "La vraie France" sans sa capitale, j't'en foutrait d'la vraie France ... ridicule !
I live in France and it's true that we have a lot of beautiful places here. I live in Toulouse, south west of France, not far from Carcassonne that you've seen in the video but Toulouse is a bigger city, called the "pink city" because of the color of the brick (it's actually more red than pink). Toulouse is known to be the city of aeronautics because we have Airbus here but there's so much to see! Did you guys ever been to France? If so, where?
Hi from France 🇫🇷 There´s a lot of regions in France with différents specifics like my region : Bourgogne (Burgundy) with typical houses, the city of Beaune (check the Beaune’s hospices), etc. Because France has a long history, with many kings and emperors, very different climates depending on the region, because it is bordered by several seas, it makes France beautiful 😍 See the magnificent castles of the Loire for example. Not to mention French cuisine: each region has a special gastronomy, rooted in tradition and typical agriculture because of its landscapes I wish you to come and discover my country and think outside the box, there is more to see than Paris
As someone from Alsace I can only agree, cities like Strasbourg and Saverne have awesome places for tourism. Having lived in Saverne for a while I love that city , several castles around including one that has been transformed into a primary school + museums + cinema theater (looks the same from outside only the inside has been changed)
Perso ma famille vient du Haut-Rhin et c'est drôle à quel point le Haut-Rhin et le Bas-Rhin sont si différents tout en étant si similaires ! (Bon, ma préférence ira toujours au Haut-Rhin parce que Mulhouse, Sierentz, et que c'est le cœur et la nostalgie qui parlent, mais le Bas-Rhin est magnifique aussi !)
Big cities like Paris come from a modern "bourgeois" vision of France, where it has always been above all an agricultural country with many villages or medieval cities with ancient elements, where each region had their own regional habits and customs or languages.
L'art bourgeois n'a pas à être écarter, les deux se complète, je dirais que l'art bourgeois nous fait rayonner et l'art paysan c'est le cœur de la France le bijoux caché qui prouve l'authenticité de ce pays.
@@crackheadcampus8199 i come from a little town near etretat. there is not a lot of reason for people of the area to go to etretat. in the past local people came for the casino , the cabaret or the pubs. nowadays we only are going if there is a festival or for a professional reason. you can't find a place where price are not x2~x3 the normal amount. bourgeois art and "paysan" art support each other in the past. so idk , a lot of this places are only tourist trap .
hello, it should be remembered that most towns and villages in Europe were born before or during medieval times. The houses were sheltered by a wall, which explains why they are often crowded together, with narrow streets.
Often forgotten jewel of France, look for the Dordogne valley (Rocamadour, Sarlat...). You'd also probably be surprised to discover the landscapes of Cantal, Auvergne, Lozère, Vercors... they basically look like Middle-Earth in France :)
J'allais justement en parler ... J'ai passé 1 semaine dans le Périgord et ce secteur géographique est juste splendide avec un patrimoine extraordinaire ! Je suis tombé amoureux de la vieille Sarlat et toutes ces citées en flan de falaise (Beynac-et-Cazenac et Roque‑Gageac) Rocamadour est également un bijou. C'est en visitant notre patrimoine que l'on se dit que nous avons la chance d'habiter un pays à la culture et histoires exceptionnelles et à la gastronomie largement au dessus de toutes les autres !
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Et le canal du midi, le plateau de Valensol, la Baie de Somme, les pays de Loire, les gorges du Verdon et Moustiers sainte Marie, la Bourgogne, les Landes , les calanques de Marseille, l’Ariège dans les pyrenées..... Le plus beau pays du monde!
Vive la France! Vive ma France! 💖🇲🇫 Ce n'est pas pour rien que la France est le pays le plus visité au monde! Le monde condensé dans un seul pays, la France! Merci pour ce magnifique partage 🙏
That's what I like when visiting a country, a good mix between a city trip in a big city (the tourist places and also less-tourist places) and natural landscapes, little towns and monuments. So much different things and none is better or worse than the other
As a french i can say. Most of people who live in France don't know how their country is one of the most beautiful of the world. We have a great chance to live in France. :)
I am French, born and raised. Moved to Canada back in 2012. Have been working in the Airline industry and travel A LOT. Je confirme, la France reste dans mon Top 10 des plus beaux pays de la planet. Even tho I don’t like this kind of rankings because, to keep it real : Earth is entirely magnificent :p
@@ggousier après c’est vrai que sans être un pays gigantesque comme les USA (par exemple) la diversité des paysages de France est à couper le souffle 🥰 mais bon … we are biased haha
@@EliasBac Parfois chez nous à 100 kms de distance tout change. La végétation, le climat, les mentalités. C'est ça qui est fabuleux en France. Nous avons de l'océanique, du méditerranéen, du continental, des montagnes. Et même du tropical si tu rajoutes les Dom-Tom :) .
I had the luck, when i was very young (between my 6 yo to 15), each year, to go with my parents in each region of France. We let the caravan in a strategic camping, then, we spread around in car during 15 days. So many beautiful contrysides, villages, cities, monuments, castles, churches, museums, antiquities i had the immense luck to contemplate. I really had a very beautiful childhood, in an incredible country. That's was a important part in my decision to go in history study, and the reason why i always been, and i always will be patriot. I wish everyone in the earth will have the childhood i had, and for all who want to discover my country, one day, to realise their wish. P.S : sorry for my mistakes in english.
This video could be multiplied by 5 or 6 and you still wouldn't account for everything there is to see in France. :-) People in France don't fully grasp how special their country is. Nice reaction. I hope you get to visit one day 🙂
There are so many other beautiful regions to visit in France, as for instance the volcanic region of Auvergne in the central mounts, the historic town of Le-Puy-en-Velay, the wonderful third city of Lyon, the royal castles of the Loire valley,...
Annecy is really beautiful city near the Alps. Mont Blanc's view by the "l'Aguille du midi" or "Pic du midi" it's gorgeous to see it. I love my country. So many different environnement and style. I visited "Mont St Michel" by the beach but need to walk fast because the sea up really fast loool 10:40 , The Dune of Pyla , amazing place.
Une absence de taille quand même, dans cette accroche: Où sont les Châteaux de la Loire?! A “monumental” absence in this teaser: Where are the Châteaux of the Loire?
Moi pour ma part je préfère l Europe c'est plus riches. Riche de patrimoines d histoire des paysages magnifiques la culture l histoire est partout. Et des paysages magnifiques en Europe... J ai été au États-Unis.
You'd rather come and choose 10 other places in between the ones discribed on this video and still be happy to visit France. You just have to travel a few miles like 50 for example and have the feeling of a new country folks behave different, houses look different, landscape has another shape.
Most people think France is just Paris but there are so much to see. To be french, there are the big cities like Paris, Marseille, Nice, Lyon, the great attraction Disneyland, Mont Saint Michel, les châteaux de la Loire... France is a patrimonal country with a great history, an incredible gastronomy, cultures, sports and much more. If people come in France, they must see Paris obviously but the surroundings too...
And he didn't mention most palaces/castles. For example just google image "chambord castle" if you want to have an idea of what to expect in the Loire Valley (another touristic region, in the center of France, full of palaces).
You speak about old monument, and megalitic stones (menhir and dolmen) are about -7000 BC to -1000 BC (neolithic and bronze age). But if you want very old stuff, i advise you to go see the cave of Lascaux (~12000 BC) or, way more older, the cave of Chauvet, at least -30000 BC and probably more. It's today the oldest human cave found (but they are certainly other in the world)
If you visit France one day and get out of Paris, don't forget prehistoric caves. Lascaux (21 000 years BC), Cosquer (27 000 to 19 000 years BC) and Chauvet (37 000 to 28 000 years BC) are the most famous but you can only visit (nice) replicas. However, many others exist and for some you get to see the real deal, the place were people lived ten of thousands years ago.
*France is the most touristic country in the World but the country (outside of Paris) is clearly UNDERRATED!!! Foreigners could really relax and appreciate different food, people, architecture, landscapes... if they visited other parts of the country.*
La France est extrêmement riche de ce côté là. Aussi autre chose la France est la championne du monde de l épargne. Elle peut couvrir largement se dette par cela.. Mais il préférable de faire une deuxième révolution industrielle intelligente sur 15 30 ans pour avoir une activité suffisant et exportations pour commencer à rembourser la dette sans avoir à recourir à l épargne des français. Les partis politiques de droite et de gauche en ont enfin pris conscience.. Oui cela va bouger...
"La Belle France" it is the most visited country in the world because it is one of the most beautiful countries in the world.. There are so many wonderful places to see. The history is amazing. Check out the Chateau of the Loire Valley.
Il a pas montré Nîmes ! Mais il a montré le pont du Gard c'est deja bien. Mais Nîmes c'est aussi une ville romaine avec beaucoup de construction vielle de 2000ans. Et le jardin de la fontaine qui est pas mal aussi. Par contre les drones ne sont pas légaux. Une demande d'autorisation doit etre faites dans chaque lieux. :p
I have visited all the places you have seen in this video and much more, the sand expanse pictured is "The dune of Pyla": almost 100 meters high (300 feet ) to climb it, you have to have the shape . Well, I live in France. It’s also simpler.
and there is also WWII german bunkers that litteraly collapse because of the fact there is absolutely no stability XD it's like the dunes are eating the german bunkers XD
The more I travel the world the more I realize, how blessed we Europeans are. Not only a relative safe society, art, old architecture, better and cheaper food, but also the nature. I find our landscapes much more beautiful as the dry deserts in the USA, including the Grand canyon.
To your comment : " all the houses are packed in" ... before cars, peoples had to go to work, shops, schools, everything, by foot. And there were no fridges to keep food for 1-2 weeks, so you had to be close to everything. I was raised in a typical north-american suburb build in the 60's, and before I had my driver's license, it took a 20 minutes walk just to get a pint of milk, and 20 other minutes to get back home. It's ridiculous how 1000 years settlements were often more convenient than modern ones.
Good but missing so many more places! Le Périgord, les gorges du Tarn, les châteaux de la Loire, Pont de miliau, corde sur ciel so many beautifull villages, castles, landscape, mountains, architectures ... and don't forget l'anjou et Angers to experienced "la douceur Angevine".
Arcachon ( on aperçoit à peine le pyla 2s ) , bordeaux, la rochelle, saint emilion, les gorges du verdon, Fougères, le haut koenigsbourg qui a fait bloquer le gars mais qui ne fait pas partie de la liste...
@@philv3941 La corse, le Var, la Drome, l'ile de re... puis certaines grandes ville comme Lyon, Toulouse, Nice, Lille.... chez moi il y a Saint Malo, Rennes, Dinard, Saint Briac... qui meritaient aussi quelques secondes :)
Have you told about Conques ???? It's a village in Aveyron department (equivalent to a US county) witch made you travel throught time to medival. This village was (and still) a step to Compostelle pilgrimage. Aveyron is place to see so diverse are his landscapes.
Plus de 40 000 châteaux en France. C est tout dire c est une brillante civilisation que les américains ne soupçonne même pas, par totale ignorance et abrutissement par des discours politiques bêtes des médias et des films complètement idiots dans la majorité des cas. U' peuple complètement à côté de la plaque. Différent d Amérique du Sud, de la Chine et surtout de l Europe et de la Russie.. L argent le militaire ne suffise pas pour éduquer un peuple.
Hello, my apologies for errors but unfortunately I am not very good at the language of Shakespeare. I live in Rouen, in Normandy, where the accursed English burned Jeanne d'Arc. ^^ First of all, thank you for taking an interest in our beautiful country, it's fun to see yourself through the eyes of foreigners and your enthusiasm is a pleasure to see. And it's true that it's a beautiful country, it's not for nothing that we are the first tourist country in the world it seems to me, that is largely explained because we offer a rather incredible diversity, whether in the landscapes, in the architecture, in the gastronomy, in the historical monuments which are innumerable here, all on an area which is ultimately not that huge. As a result, you just have to travel a few kilometers sometimes to find something very different, it's one of our particularities. All the regions shown in your video are worth the trip. If you don't know Mont Saint Michel, go there without hesitation, it's a unique place, I don't see anything comparable in the world. But for me there is a huge omission that deserves its place in this top 10, it's the Loire Valley. Historically, culturally and for landscapes, fauna and flora, it is one of our richest regions, if not the richest. It is here that you will find castles and gardens that have made France famous, such as the castles of Chambord, Chenonceaux, Azay-le-Rideau, Ussé (the castle of Sleeping Beauty), Villandry, Blois, Amboise and I forget some because there are a multitude of them in this area, all more magnificent than the other. Very well known for its vineyards too, if you like to eat well, this is a good place. I can only encourage you to go there one day if you have the opportunity. On the other hand, I feel obliged to advise you against going to the cliffs of Etretat. Certainly this place is magnificent but that is precisely the problem, it is a place which is today a victim of its own success. A TV series broadcast here has done it a lot of harm, since tourists have been flocking there en masse and degrading the site, it's a small town, 1,300 inhabitants, and they can't take it anymore and can't manage to welcome all those visitors who don't really respect the place. Now it's endless traffic jams, full car parks, crowded streets, the floors are degraded with the footsteps of tourists. It has come to such a point that the inhabitants are moving from their homes, the tourist office has received instructions from the town hall to no longer display photos of the cliffs, to tell you where it is . I think there is a bit the same problem for the cliffs and creeks of Cassis near Marseille. That's all, sorry for the long message. 😁
1:39 "Aiguille du Midi" 3842m (french Alps)by ropeway ,not to be confused with the "pic du midi" (in the Pyrenees) 2877m high (an observatory is at the top, a ropeway allows you to go there) for Pic du midi, originally, there was a long and steep path which was used to supply the weather stations. To enlarge the sites, we built a "mini ropeway" (not at all up to current safety standards ^^) to transport the materials of the buildings and the parts of the current Ropeway(in the 50/60's). For "Aiguille du Midi" It takes two ropeways to climb from chamonix to the summit. The first starts from Chamonix (1008m) at the "Plan de l'Aiguille" (2317m), which offers a breathtaking view of the aiguille du midi.. the first pylon in descent in particular , marks a sharp change in slope, among the steepest for a cable car, hence a slight airtime when standing, similar to that of an attraction or a fast lift. The second is without pylons and arrives below the structure (3777m). people prone to vertigo, do not look. The vacuum under the cabin exceeds 700 m in some places. In the needle, tunnels are drilled in the mountains to reach the 3842m summit. Try it!
im french but i said again, we have the most beautifull country in the world,, and i don't forget DOM-TOM landscaped crossed the world are french too and are insame
Thx for your video! i live in britain, Rennes city. Many monuments. In this region, you can see many beautifull place to Quiberon, Saint-Malo (must see that!), Groix island, Ouessant...;)
Bretagne is called Britany, not Britain, it's a common mistake even translating books still do, but yeah Britany is the best AND THE MONT SAINT MICHEL BELONGS TO BRITANY !!!!
I suggest you also look at the callanques near Marseille as well as the videos made by drones. You will be surprised. This city is not much loved yet it is one of the most picturesque of France especially thanks to its 2600 years of history ;) For the small anecdote, Marseille has forts of defense which are not there to protect the marseillais but to defend France of the marseillais.
another French here, that's nice :) My personal favorite places not mentioned here : The stunning Cirque de Gavarnie (Pyrénées mountains) depicted by Victor Hugo as "the most mysterious work from the great architect, the Colosseum of Nature". While near Gavarnie, you should visit Lourdes, the world's most visited catholic pilgrimmage sanctuary and its beautiful basilica of the Rosary. Bordeaux's region wine villages tour including the wonderful village and famous red wine "Saint Émilion", and while in the region go see the huge Dune du Pilat on the atlantic coast. South western Basque coast including pretty cities like Saint-Jean-de-Luz and in the Basque countryside are some amazing villages like Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, Ainoa or Espelette. The city of Albi and its unique massive cathedral made of red bricks, which also has an exceptional interior. In the center of France is the beautiful natural parc of the Auvergne volcanos. Finally I have to mention the castles of the Loire river - Chateaux de la Loire (many gorgeous castles all standing in a quite little area; which are the hight of the Renaissance times) which absolutely not even need to be mentioned, so famous and splendid they are! and there are many, many more beautiful places but I'm not familiar that much with the north and east/south east of the country. bonne journée!
Hi,i'm french and dont forget toovisit the east or France...i mean Alsace and Franche Comté....we have some beautiful countryside,délicieuse food and not to mention very good wines!! Watch on the net, the Malbuisson region....it's a little town in département of Doubs....sorry for my school english...😁😁😁
Paris is dirty and depressing now. lol Other than that, thank you guys for reminding me how beautiful my country is. Mont Saint Michel is accessible on foot at low tide, but then becomes an island surrounded by water at high tide. Great video guys, thanks!
@@gabrielrigaud7662 I didn't say people were depressed, I said the city is depressing. I was on rue Rivoli about a month ago and saw what more and more people are saying about Paris. It was dirty with trash all over the ground next to the Chatelet mall, no cars on Rivoli Street so it was quiet, too quiet and morose, there's street work and renovating going on everywhere and it's neverending. I love Paris and I go often since I don't live far from the city, but yeah it's dirty and seems to get worse as time goes on.
C'est juste un petit aperçu , il manque trop de belles régions ( Cévennes , Périgord , Dordogne, Anjou etc..et tant de villes magnifique (Sarlat ,Albi , Chartres ,Reims, Cahors, Dinan, Saint Malo, Pau, j'arrete la , liste trop longue ...
France is a very rural country and has only one city, Paris with over one million people. Even if you include the suburbs there are only four, Paris, Lyon, Marseille amd Lille. Lille's suburbs extend into Belgium.
you are surprised by the construction of a castle in the 13th century but i inform you that the secound city of france but population called lyon the gastronomical capital of france was founded during the roman empire in 43 BC
If you want to know the True France, avoid Paris and the Big Cities! Try Normandy (the strongholds of the Dukes of Normandy), try the Pays de Loire and its Renaissance castles.
When he was saying Anecy, Aiguille du Midi, and Uzès, I feel pretty frustrated about the pronounciation! Like, you're doing a touristic guide about France, but you can't say the names correctly!
France is a beautiful country, like many other countries in the world. The problem sometimes (often) is the population, like many other countries in the world....
Bonjour 🙏 je découvre votre chaîne et j'adore ce que vous faites 👍🙏🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷 je vous conseille de d'aller voir ' valensol' ou encore ' les gorges du vendons ' #Orléans #Lyon
hi guys!I can't be t totally objective since i'mFRENCH-CANADIAN and i went there 3 times for a couple of months,I adored it!because of course since we are cousin...family,I can't tell you how well I was received and taking care of!yhanks for the suburb vidéo.p.s. I also went to england and find out that us Quebequers were a mix of both countries and it's perfect like that!😜
we even have the right to produce strong cheeses (YES some cheeses like the Roquefort if i remember correctly are forbiden in USA aswell as the Kinder Surprises ... WTF USA XD so they can open fast foods that are meaningly health threatening like the "Heart Attack Grill" but Kinder Surprises are forbiden because too DANGEROUS XD)
bonjour !! venez visiter notre belle ville de LAON dans le département de L'AISNE, une ville fortifiée et une belle cathédrale construite sur une butte qui domine sur 360° 🎈🎈🏰🏰
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I love when Americans call a building really old if it was build in the 19s century and Europe has 7000 yo monuments
it's like a modern kid who would call 007 films with Pierce Brosnan OLD
@@haydentenno6773 I call 90s movies old lol, and my friends are like, 'no come on, it's not that old!'
In France we have the first wall post, it's call "grotte de Lascaux" !
Facebook didn't invented sh*** 😉😂🤣😂
@@SimAG117 je sais .... C'était justement mon message
Guess why French people's first holidays destination is France.
Metropolitan France has such a diversity of landscapes easily accessible.
mdr, tous les pays leurs première destination c'est eux même, c'est la norme
@@lubuxtremeVraiment pas. Les anglais c'est l'Espagne, les allemands c'est l'Italie, les suedois également l'Italie, ...etc. la France est le pays le plus visité au monde avec 30M de personnes de plus que le second étant l'Espagne, sous estime la france, petit.
@@lubuxtreme i live in reims with 180 000 people but in summer, I hear all languages but little French ,)
Et un patrimoine gigantesque !!! Exemple il y a plus de 40 000 châteaux en France vous pouvez le vérifier !
the most beautiful country in the world 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵❤️❤️ it is the most visited country in the world and where there are all the existing landscapes: beach, mountain, desert, snow.. in short there is everything 'no other country has ❤
France is like a little earth.
WTF 😭🤣🤣
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The USA literally has everything listed, plus some sort of Jungle / Tropical area in Florida... I'm French and I love my country, the architecture makes it beautiful in many ways but it's not the most diverse one when it comes to geography.
Also, don't 'take a drive' around the Arc de Triomphe as the video tells you to, it's a nightmare when you're driving just go there on foot.
That being said, it's true that there are some wonders here, and I'm proud to see my own region represented (Annecy and Mont-Blanc both part of the Haute-Savoie where I was born and raised)
@@Hugo74390 sure driving in Paris is a nightmare but have you tried driving in Brussels it's even worse
Ravi de voir que les paysages de notre beau pays font rêver ...
it's funny to see how many "clichés" US citizens have on our country.
Il manque la vallée de la loire et surtout ses chateaux, mais effectivement, ils font plaisir.
Beaucoup de Français trouve que notre pays est moyen et ben je peux vous dire qu'on a bien le plus beau pays du monde
@@Terab75 Toulouse aussi. Bordeaux, le massif central, la Provence et la Corse en sont bien absents aussi...
Quasi tout le territoire sauf la region Centre.
@@mghost2033 notre pays est plus varié que d'autres en terme d'architecture, de paysages ou même de mentalités.
Ça n'en fait pas le plus beau mais je conçoit que pour des etrangers, surtout américains, ce doit etre assez incroyable. Surtout sur un territoire si petit par rapport a chez eux.
Par contre des pays magnifiques il y en as.
Avez vous vu l' Écosse?
Le Lesotho, la Thaïlande, la Tanzanie, le Canada, l'Autriche, la Mongolie ou la Nouvelle Zélande?
thank you both for always reminding me how beautiful the world is and especially how beautiful the countries surrounding me are. i live a few hours away from France and i must say i need to take a trip again to France.
Hey Sebastian! Thanks for watching!!! What a beautiful world---right!? This video had so many breathtaking views! We really enjoyed it. :)
@@tktoptravel If you want to know the True France, avoid Paris and the Big Cities!
Try Normandy (the strongholds of the Dukes of Normandy), try the Pays de Loire and its Renaissance castles.
@@tktoptravel Hi Guys, can you please do a reaction to this video, Top 10 places to visit in the UK, here is the video ruclips.net/video/0kXCPo7c63I/видео.html
@@AlfgardVicAenorDuFay And the regions of Camargue,Ardèche,Lozere,Gers,Provence,Cevennes,Perigord,...the cities Bordeaux,Toulouse,Lyon,Arles,Nice,...
@@AlfgardVicAenorDuFay"la vraie France, sans Paris" MDR !
Sachez mon cher, que même à Paris, il y'a des "vrais " français, qui aiment leur ville et leur région (l'Ile de France) qui a aussi son histoire et ses traditions et qui était une des plus belles avant qu'on la bétonne pour accueillir les provinciaux ... comme moi, Parisien depuis 5 générations et qui résistent à l'invasion des carriéristes venus de province et de l'étranger et qui pourrissent cette magnifique région par manque de respect (ne faites pas chez les autres ce que vous n'accepterez pas chez vous), HÉLAS !
"La vraie France" sans sa capitale, j't'en foutrait d'la vraie France ... ridicule !
I live in France and it's true that we have a lot of beautiful places here. I live in Toulouse, south west of France, not far from Carcassonne that you've seen in the video but Toulouse is a bigger city, called the "pink city" because of the color of the brick (it's actually more red than pink). Toulouse is known to be the city of aeronautics because we have Airbus here but there's so much to see! Did you guys ever been to France? If so, where?
Il y a également le CNES à Toulouse ;)
Hi from France 🇫🇷
There´s a lot of regions in France with différents specifics like my region : Bourgogne (Burgundy) with typical houses, the city of Beaune (check the Beaune’s hospices), etc.
Because France has a long history, with many kings and emperors, very different climates depending on the region, because it is bordered by several seas, it makes France beautiful 😍
See the magnificent castles of the Loire for example.
Not to mention French cuisine: each region has a special gastronomy, rooted in tradition and typical agriculture because of its landscapes
I wish you to come and discover my country and think outside the box, there is more to see than Paris
Okok mais tu leur dis que la France devient arabe? C'est important il me semble
At last somebody who mentions the Beaunes's hospices !
@@frenchsmellyfeet4966 faut pas le dire aux touristes ça !
La Bourgogne ça cogne !!
@@frenchsmellyfeet4966 Vous êtes lourd.
As someone from Alsace I can only agree, cities like Strasbourg and Saverne have awesome places for tourism. Having lived in Saverne for a while I love that city , several castles around including one that has been transformed into a primary school + museums + cinema theater (looks the same from outside only the inside has been changed)
Perso ma famille vient du Haut-Rhin et c'est drôle à quel point le Haut-Rhin et le Bas-Rhin sont si différents tout en étant si similaires ! (Bon, ma préférence ira toujours au Haut-Rhin parce que Mulhouse, Sierentz, et que c'est le cœur et la nostalgie qui parlent, mais le Bas-Rhin est magnifique aussi !)
Big cities like Paris come from a modern "bourgeois" vision of France, where it has always been above all an agricultural country with many villages or medieval cities with ancient elements, where each region had their own regional habits and customs or languages.
L'art bourgeois n'a pas à être écarter, les deux se complète, je dirais que l'art bourgeois nous fait rayonner et l'art paysan c'est le cœur de la France le bijoux caché qui prouve l'authenticité de ce pays.
@@crackheadcampus8199 i come from a little town near etretat. there is not a lot of reason for people of the area to go to etretat. in the past local people came for the casino , the cabaret or the pubs. nowadays we only are going if there is a festival or for a professional reason. you can't find a place where price are not x2~x3 the normal amount.
bourgeois art and "paysan" art support each other in the past.
so idk , a lot of this places are only tourist trap .
hello, it should be remembered that most towns and villages in Europe were born before or during medieval times. The houses were sheltered by a wall, which explains why they are often crowded together, with narrow streets.
Often forgotten jewel of France, look for the Dordogne valley (Rocamadour, Sarlat...). You'd also probably be surprised to discover the landscapes of Cantal, Auvergne, Lozère, Vercors... they basically look like Middle-Earth in France :)
Also the Gorges du Tarn, Gorges de la Dourbie et Gorges du Verdon 😁👌
J'allais justement en parler ...
J'ai passé 1 semaine dans le Périgord et ce secteur géographique est juste splendide avec un patrimoine extraordinaire !
Je suis tombé amoureux de la vieille Sarlat et toutes ces citées en flan de falaise (Beynac-et-Cazenac et Roque‑Gageac)
Rocamadour est également un bijou.
C'est en visitant notre patrimoine que l'on se dit que nous avons la chance d'habiter un pays à la culture et histoires exceptionnelles et à la gastronomie largement au dessus de toutes les autres !
Et le canal du midi, le plateau de Valensol, la Baie de Somme, les pays de Loire, les gorges du Verdon et Moustiers sainte Marie, la Bourgogne, les Landes , les calanques de Marseille, l’Ariège dans les pyrenées..... Le plus beau pays du monde!
Just found your video last night! I had so much fun watching you guys react to it :)
Vive la France! Vive ma France! 💖🇲🇫
Ce n'est pas pour rien que la France est le pays le plus visité au monde!
Le monde condensé dans un seul pays, la France! Merci pour ce magnifique partage 🙏
Merci, c'est agréable de vous voir découvrir d'autres paysages français autres que Paris. Vive la province ! Et vive la France !
Every country has its beauties. Europe has the advantage that all the sights are so easy accessible.
Et très préservés... Il y a plus de 40 000 châteaux en France par exemple...
That's what I like when visiting a country, a good mix between a city trip in a big city (the tourist places and also less-tourist places) and natural landscapes, little towns and monuments. So much different things and none is better or worse than the other
So happy to see Alsace on this top !
Hello from France :)
I went to aiguille du midi as a kid (5 or 6 ?), I still remember it to this day. Core memory.
As a french i can say. Most of people who live in France don't know how their country is one of the most beautiful of the world. We have a great chance to live in France. :)
I am French, born and raised. Moved to Canada back in 2012. Have been working in the Airline industry and travel A LOT.
Je confirme, la France reste dans mon Top 10 des plus beaux pays de la planet.
Even tho I don’t like this kind of rankings because, to keep it real : Earth is entirely magnificent :p
@@EliasBac Les américains sont friands de stats et de classements. C'est leur côté compétitifs. 😂
@@ggousier après c’est vrai que sans être un pays gigantesque comme les USA (par exemple) la diversité des paysages de France est à couper le souffle 🥰 mais bon … we are biased haha
@@EliasBac Parfois chez nous à 100 kms de distance tout change. La végétation, le climat, les mentalités. C'est ça qui est fabuleux en France. Nous avons de l'océanique, du méditerranéen, du continental, des montagnes. Et même du tropical si tu rajoutes les Dom-Tom :) .
I had the luck, when i was very young (between my 6 yo to 15), each year, to go with my parents in each region of France. We let the caravan in a strategic camping, then, we spread around in car during 15 days. So many beautiful contrysides, villages, cities, monuments, castles, churches, museums, antiquities i had the immense luck to contemplate.
I really had a very beautiful childhood, in an incredible country.
That's was a important part in my decision to go in history study, and the reason why i always been, and i always will be patriot.
I wish everyone in the earth will have the childhood i had, and for all who want to discover my country, one day, to realise their wish.
P.S : sorry for my mistakes in english.
This video could be multiplied by 5 or 6 and you still wouldn't account for everything there is to see in France. :-) People in France don't fully grasp how special their country is. Nice reaction. I hope you get to visit one day 🙂
entierement d'accord...
well in that time with the war in ukraine it's not as "simple" to live in france... i'm french close to avignon!
We do. That's why we are nasty to tourists. To keep them away. 😜 just kidding of course
@@jessicachamand8490 l'orgueil français non?
There are so many other beautiful regions to visit in France, as for instance the volcanic region of Auvergne in the central mounts, the historic town of Le-Puy-en-Velay, the wonderful third city of Lyon, the royal castles of the Loire valley,...
Annecy is really beautiful city near the Alps. Mont Blanc's view by the "l'Aguille du midi" or "Pic du midi" it's gorgeous to see it. I love my country. So many different environnement and style. I visited "Mont St Michel" by the beach but need to walk fast because the sea up really fast loool 10:40 , The Dune of Pyla , amazing place.
Une absence de taille quand même, dans cette accroche: Où sont les Châteaux de la Loire?!
A “monumental” absence in this teaser: Where are the Châteaux of the Loire?
Thanks to appreciate my Country, you have to visit !! ☺French people love America too !
Moi pour ma part je préfère l Europe c'est plus riches. Riche de patrimoines d histoire des paysages magnifiques la culture l histoire est partout. Et des paysages magnifiques en Europe... J ai été au États-Unis.
You'd rather come and choose 10 other places in between the ones discribed on this video and still be happy to visit France. You just have to travel a few miles like 50 for example and have the feeling of a new country folks behave different, houses look different, landscape has another shape.
Most people think France is just Paris but there are so much to see. To be french, there are the big cities like Paris, Marseille, Nice, Lyon, the great attraction Disneyland, Mont Saint Michel, les châteaux de la Loire... France is a patrimonal country with a great history, an incredible gastronomy, cultures, sports and much more. If people come in France, they must see Paris obviously but the surroundings too...
And he didn't mention most palaces/castles. For example just google image "chambord castle" if you want to have an idea of what to expect in the Loire Valley (another touristic region, in the center of France, full of palaces).
hey i found a fellow comrad of the Centre
You speak about old monument, and megalitic stones (menhir and dolmen) are about -7000 BC to -1000 BC (neolithic and bronze age). But if you want very old stuff, i advise you to go see the cave of Lascaux (~12000 BC) or, way more older, the cave of Chauvet, at least -30000 BC and probably more. It's today the oldest human cave found (but they are certainly other in the world)
I live only 10km from Carcassonne and I always find this citadel so beautiful.
I am Bretons, thank you for showing our so beautiful and old country
If you visit France one day and get out of Paris, don't forget prehistoric caves. Lascaux (21 000 years BC), Cosquer (27 000 to 19 000 years BC) and Chauvet (37 000 to 28 000 years BC) are the most famous but you can only visit (nice) replicas. However, many others exist and for some you get to see the real deal, the place were people lived ten of thousands years ago.
*France is the most touristic country in the World but the country (outside of Paris) is clearly UNDERRATED!!! Foreigners could really relax and appreciate different food, people, architecture, landscapes... if they visited other parts of the country.*
As a French, I agree !
@@Pakal77 Moi aussi! 😆
La France est extrêmement riche de ce côté là. Aussi autre chose la France est la championne du monde de l épargne. Elle peut couvrir largement se dette par cela.. Mais il préférable de faire une deuxième révolution industrielle intelligente sur 15 30 ans pour avoir une activité suffisant et exportations pour commencer à rembourser la dette sans avoir à recourir à l épargne des français. Les partis politiques de droite et de gauche en ont enfin pris conscience.. Oui cela va bouger...
"La Belle France" it is the most visited country in the world because it is one of the most beautiful countries in the world.. There are so many wonderful places to see. The history is amazing. Check out the Chateau of the Loire Valley.
Il a pas montré Nîmes !
Mais il a montré le pont du Gard c'est deja bien.
Mais Nîmes c'est aussi une ville romaine avec beaucoup de construction vielle de 2000ans.
Et le jardin de la fontaine qui est pas mal aussi.
Par contre les drones ne sont pas légaux. Une demande d'autorisation doit etre faites dans chaque lieux. :p
as a frenchmen who lives in nouvelle aquitaine region of France I really liked this, you should look at Bordeaux
Fun fact, Mont Saint Michel inspired Disney for Rapunzel's Kingdom in Tangled :)
I have visited all the places you have seen in this video and much more, the sand expanse pictured is "The dune of Pyla": almost 100 meters high (300 feet ) to climb it, you have to have the shape . Well, I live in France. It’s also simpler.
and there is also WWII german bunkers that litteraly collapse because of the fact there is absolutely no stability XD it's like the dunes are eating the german bunkers XD
The more I travel the world the more I realize, how blessed we Europeans are. Not only a relative safe society, art, old architecture, better and cheaper food, but also the nature. I find our landscapes much more beautiful as the dry deserts in the USA, including the Grand canyon.
To your comment : " all the houses are packed in" ... before cars, peoples had to go to work, shops, schools, everything, by foot. And there were no fridges to keep food for 1-2 weeks, so you had to be close to everything. I was raised in a typical north-american suburb build in the 60's, and before I had my driver's license, it took a 20 minutes walk just to get a pint of milk, and 20 other minutes to get back home. It's ridiculous how 1000 years settlements were often more convenient than modern ones.
Saint Michel Mount is in Normandy!
IT BELONGS TO BRETAGNE (BRITANY) !!!
@@haydentenno6773 and Paris belongs Disneyland: non sense.
@@domjuancourtleciel742 le secong degré hein ^^
Good but missing so many more places! Le Périgord, les gorges du Tarn, les châteaux de la Loire, Pont de miliau, corde sur ciel so many beautifull villages, castles, landscape, mountains, architectures ... and don't forget l'anjou et Angers to experienced "la douceur Angevine".
Arcachon ( on aperçoit à peine le pyla 2s ) , bordeaux, la rochelle, saint emilion, les gorges du verdon, Fougères, le haut koenigsbourg qui a fait bloquer le gars mais qui ne fait pas partie de la liste...
@@philv3941 La corse, le Var, la Drome, l'ile de re... puis certaines grandes ville comme Lyon, Toulouse, Nice, Lille.... chez moi il y a Saint Malo, Rennes, Dinard, Saint Briac... qui meritaient aussi quelques secondes :)
@@borisbedelet4408 Oui presque toute la bretagne, Crozon, concarneau, la petite mer de Lorient... La corse bien sûr
Les hospices de Beaune aussi.
Have you told about Conques ???? It's a village in Aveyron department (equivalent to a US county) witch made you travel throught time to medival. This village was (and still) a step to Compostelle pilgrimage. Aveyron is place to see so diverse are his landscapes.
I am from the West part of rhe Pyrénées and there are tons of beautiful landscapes on that side as well.
I can’t believe he’s not talking about châteaux de la loire!! You have a ton of beautiful castle
Plus de 40 000 châteaux en France. C est tout dire c est une brillante civilisation que les américains ne soupçonne même pas, par totale ignorance et abrutissement par des discours politiques bêtes des médias et des films complètement idiots dans la majorité des cas. U' peuple complètement à côté de la plaque. Différent d Amérique du Sud, de la Chine et surtout de l Europe et de la Russie.. L argent le militaire ne suffise pas pour éduquer un peuple.
Hello, my apologies for errors but unfortunately I am not very good at the language of Shakespeare.
I live in Rouen, in Normandy, where the accursed English burned Jeanne d'Arc. ^^
First of all, thank you for taking an interest in our beautiful country, it's fun to see yourself through the eyes of foreigners and your enthusiasm is a pleasure to see. And it's true that it's a beautiful country, it's not for nothing that we are the first tourist country in the world it seems to me, that is largely explained because we offer a rather incredible diversity, whether in the landscapes, in the architecture, in the gastronomy, in the historical monuments which are innumerable here, all on an area which is ultimately not that huge.
As a result, you just have to travel a few kilometers sometimes to find something very different, it's one of our particularities.
All the regions shown in your video are worth the trip. If you don't know Mont Saint Michel, go there without hesitation, it's a unique place, I don't see anything comparable in the world.
But for me there is a huge omission that deserves its place in this top 10, it's the Loire Valley.
Historically, culturally and for landscapes, fauna and flora, it is one of our richest regions, if not the richest.
It is here that you will find castles and gardens that have made France famous, such as the castles of Chambord, Chenonceaux, Azay-le-Rideau, Ussé (the castle of Sleeping Beauty), Villandry, Blois, Amboise and I forget some because there are a multitude of them in this area, all more magnificent than the other.
Very well known for its vineyards too, if you like to eat well, this is a good place.
I can only encourage you to go there one day if you have the opportunity.
On the other hand, I feel obliged to advise you against going to the cliffs of Etretat. Certainly this place is magnificent but that is precisely the problem, it is a place which is today a victim of its own success. A TV series broadcast here has done it a lot of harm, since tourists have been flocking there en masse and degrading the site, it's a small town, 1,300 inhabitants, and they can't take it anymore and can't manage to welcome all those visitors who don't really respect the place. Now it's endless traffic jams, full car parks, crowded streets, the floors are degraded with the footsteps of tourists. It has come to such a point that the inhabitants are moving from their homes, the tourist office has received instructions from the town hall to no longer display photos of the cliffs, to tell you where it is .
I think there is a bit the same problem for the cliffs and creeks of Cassis near Marseille.
That's all, sorry for the long message. 😁
2:41 i am French and there is just i little error that a lot of my american friends say but it is « mont blanc » 😊
hey im frenchpeople and i visited every cities on this vidéo and its very beautifull
1:39 "Aiguille du Midi" 3842m (french Alps)by ropeway ,not to be confused with the "pic du midi" (in the Pyrenees) 2877m high (an observatory is at the top, a ropeway allows you to go there)
for Pic du midi, originally, there was a long and steep path which was used to supply the weather stations.
To enlarge the sites, we built a "mini ropeway" (not at all up to current safety standards ^^) to transport the materials of the buildings and the parts of the current Ropeway(in the 50/60's).
For "Aiguille du Midi" It takes two ropeways to climb from chamonix to the summit. The first starts from Chamonix (1008m) at the "Plan de l'Aiguille" (2317m), which offers a breathtaking view of the aiguille du midi.. the first pylon in descent in particular , marks a sharp change in slope, among the steepest for a cable car, hence a slight airtime when standing, similar to that of an attraction or a fast lift.
The second is without pylons and arrives below the structure (3777m).
people prone to vertigo, do not look. The vacuum under the cabin exceeds 700 m in some places.
In the needle, tunnels are drilled in the mountains to reach the 3842m summit. Try it!
im french but i said again, we have the most beautifull country in the world,, and i don't forget DOM-TOM landscaped crossed the world are french too and are insame
You should see the "Auguille Saint Michel" in "Le puys en Velay"
Ancient villages were fortified , the houses were packed in for safety creating a heavy block difficult to attack
Thx for your video! i live in britain, Rennes city. Many monuments. In this region, you can see many beautifull place to Quiberon, Saint-Malo (must see that!), Groix island, Ouessant...;)
Bretagne is called Britany, not Britain, it's a common mistake even translating books still do, but yeah Britany is the best AND THE MONT SAINT MICHEL BELONGS TO BRITANY !!!!
@@haydentenno6773 oh yes I know, sorry for the mistake 😅
I suggest you also look at the callanques near Marseille as well as the videos made by drones. You will be surprised. This city is not much loved yet it is one of the most picturesque of France especially thanks to its 2600 years of history ;)
For the small anecdote, Marseille has forts of defense which are not there to protect the marseillais but to defend France of the marseillais.
when do you visit France? you have the landing beaches that don't appear in the video. The American cemetery is magnificent.
another French here, that's nice :) My personal favorite places not mentioned here :
The stunning Cirque de Gavarnie (Pyrénées mountains) depicted by Victor Hugo as "the most mysterious work from the great architect, the Colosseum of Nature".
While near Gavarnie, you should visit Lourdes, the world's most visited catholic pilgrimmage sanctuary and its beautiful basilica of the Rosary.
Bordeaux's region wine villages tour including the wonderful village and famous red wine "Saint Émilion", and while in the region go see the huge Dune du Pilat on the atlantic coast.
South western Basque coast including pretty cities like Saint-Jean-de-Luz and in the Basque countryside are some amazing villages like Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, Ainoa or Espelette.
The city of Albi and its unique massive cathedral made of red bricks, which also has an exceptional interior.
In the center of France is the beautiful natural parc of the Auvergne volcanos.
Finally I have to mention the castles of the Loire river - Chateaux de la Loire (many gorgeous castles all standing in a quite little area; which are the hight of the Renaissance times) which absolutely not even need to be mentioned, so famous and splendid they are!
and there are many, many more beautiful places but I'm not familiar that much with the north and east/south east of the country.
bonne journée!
If you want to do crazy improbable things, ask the french.
Fun fact, This week France payed 1 millions euros to put a new antena on top of the Eiffel Tower and gained 6M in hight and is now 330M
Came from "bretagne" to "britany"
Hi,i'm french and dont forget toovisit the east or France...i mean Alsace and Franche Comté....we have some beautiful countryside,délicieuse food and not to mention very good wines!! Watch on the net, the Malbuisson region....it's a little town in département of Doubs....sorry for my school english...😁😁😁
Paris is dirty and depressing now. lol Other than that, thank you guys for reminding me how beautiful my country is.
Mont Saint Michel is accessible on foot at low tide, but then becomes an island surrounded by water at high tide.
Great video guys, thanks!
I live in Paris since my born and I am not depressed at all
A yellow vest guy ?
Paris is not dirty. Some people are, including tourists.
@@gabrielrigaud7662 I didn't say people were depressed, I said the city is depressing. I was on rue Rivoli about a month ago and saw what more and more people are saying about Paris. It was dirty with trash all over the ground next to the Chatelet mall, no cars on Rivoli Street so it was quiet, too quiet and morose, there's street work and renovating going on everywhere and it's neverending.
I love Paris and I go often since I don't live far from the city, but yeah it's dirty and seems to get worse as time goes on.
@@tigerkub9 noise from cars doesnt make a city lively
@@hicetnuncmonamour what's the point of talking about yellow vests ?
Annecy 😍😍♥️♥️♥️ it's my city, I'm so happy to see it in this kind of video, welcome to Annecy 😍😁😁
C'est juste un petit aperçu , il manque trop de belles régions ( Cévennes , Périgord , Dordogne, Anjou etc..et tant de villes magnifique (Sarlat ,Albi , Chartres ,Reims, Cahors, Dinan, Saint Malo, Pau, j'arrete la , liste trop longue ...
Hyper interessant le sujet de la vidéo 👌🏼
France is a very rural country and has only one city, Paris with over one million people. Even if you include the suburbs there are only four, Paris, Lyon, Marseille amd Lille. Lille's suburbs extend into Belgium.
France is amazing !
you are surprised by the construction of a castle in the 13th century but i inform you that the secound city of france but population called lyon the gastronomical capital of france was founded during the roman empire in 43 BC
This video didn't even covered 10% of the must see places in France, because it is just an amazing country to visit
I saw the Menirh de Kergadiou!!!! It's not to far from where I am from.
Oh ! An iron tower. It looks pretty.
Thanks you for we! ;) a friendly advice not to go to Paris except for the Louvre museum!
I read somewhere that "Mont Saint-Michel" and "Rocamadour" inspired Peter Jackson for Minas Tirith in the Lord of the Rings.
If you want to know the True France, avoid Paris and the Big Cities!
Try Normandy (the strongholds of the Dukes of Normandy), try the Pays de Loire and its Renaissance castles.
basicaly try the countryside and DO NOT COME IN PARIS !!! (seriously, this city is a parody of France)
When he was saying Anecy, Aiguille du Midi, and Uzès, I feel pretty frustrated about the pronounciation!
Like, you're doing a touristic guide about France, but you can't say the names correctly!
english video for english speakers, nobody cares it's just a name
France is a beautiful country, like many other countries in the world. The problem sometimes (often) is the population, like many other countries in the world....
Bonjour 🙏 je découvre votre chaîne et j'adore ce que vous faites 👍🙏🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷 je vous conseille de d'aller voir ' valensol' ou encore ' les gorges du vendons ' #Orléans #Lyon
Valensole. Gorges du Verdon
@@stephanedajtlich oui désolé pour l'orthographe
hi guys!I can't be t totally objective since i'mFRENCH-CANADIAN and i went there 3 times for a couple of months,I adored it!because of course since we are cousin...family,I can't tell you how well I was received and taking care of!yhanks for the suburb vidéo.p.s. I also went to england and find out that us Quebequers were a mix of both countries and it's perfect like that!😜
It’s not a good idea to drive around the Arc de Triomphe so people are driving like crazy 😱
menton nice la ou j habite cet endroit est le plus visiter l ete vraiment beaux comme coin coming in france welcom
Just a fact : Colmar is the home town of August Bartholdi this is the man who sculpted the statue of liberty
France is a gift from sky
J'espère que cela dura...
oui et gardons la!
il me fume "aguille du midi" au lieu de "aiguille "😂
Je suis contente que notre pays vous plaise ❤ bisous des français
We have everything in France 😉
we even have the right to produce strong cheeses (YES some cheeses like the Roquefort if i remember correctly are forbiden in USA aswell as the Kinder Surprises ... WTF USA XD so they can open fast foods that are meaningly health threatening like the "Heart Attack Grill" but Kinder Surprises are forbiden because too DANGEROUS XD)
You like my country. You're right, i'm here if you want a guide.
And this video doesn't speak about the cassoulet, choucroute, gigot à l'ail, snails, préfou or frogs !
"France is a paradise populated by people who believe they are in hell"
TOTALY TRUE, peoples can't understand the chance they have to live in France
my contry 💞
bonjour !! venez visiter notre belle ville de LAON dans le département de L'AISNE, une ville fortifiée et une belle cathédrale construite sur une butte qui domine sur 360° 🎈🎈🏰🏰
Je suis d'accord. J'y ai vécu 2 ans et cette ville est unique en France et sa cathédrale magnifique !
@@NaCle62 merci d'avoir confirmé sans vous j aurai peu être pas convaincu les futures touristes 😉😉☺☺
Yes, France it's not only Paris. There is a lot of other thing to discover. as morpheus said to neo "Welcome to the real world"
Et l'Auvergne alors les volcans vive la France 🤗🇨🇵
I live in Annecy it’s cool but super expensive
The Eternal France !
Next reaction : wonderful indonesia 2022 jiwa jagad jawi.
And free healthcare for every one! 5 weeks of vacation every year, free university ... our french dream
i'm still unemployed XD
Free university ?! That cost an arm !
Marseille, most beautiful city !
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@@chatpat8800 Ah, on tient qq de la campagne je crois
@@YooHxC oui et supporter de l'O.M...😉😆
@@chatpat8800 Comme quoi, tu as aussi des qualités mdr
salut ^^ c est beau, c est mon pays. Merci a vous ^^
Oh my village is in the video (Menton)
Oui
Yes. Thank you. Paris may be the capital but Paris is not France 😁
Mont blanc en anglais se traduit évidemment par mount white
white mount