Yes this is fantastic! RUclips is flooded with videos of the Eiffel Tower and other tourist attractions. Love seeing the “real” Paris gems as portrayed in your videos. Great work : )
Your videos are exceptionally well done! Thank you for such thoughtful posts. IMO, they are must-watch videos for new and experienced visitors to Paris.
Your video tours are fantastic, you offer your viewers a very special and unique perspective of Paris, I enjoy them all! Thank you! I lived in Paris for many years and have gone back countless times and each time I discover new neighborhoods and unique places. Last September the highlight of my trip was 1) walking from the 7th to Île aux Cygnes to the backstreets of Musée de l'homme/Trocadéro 2) spending a rainy day in the Musée de Montmartre's jardin 3) visiting the Musée Carnavalet, Bibliothèque Forney's courtyard/exhibits, Jardins des Archives Nationales, and Maison Européenne de la Photographie 4) and the Coulée Verte!
Absolument ! This is exactly what a visitor needs if they have the good sense to allocate a sufficient amount of time to visit Paris. The Metro is great to get to a predetermined destination but Walking is the only way to get a real feeling for the city, just like a local who would know all/most of these little Gems.
As you know, I really enjoy your videos, but as a first time visitor your advisory videos were eye opening and invaluable in planning.I wish you will continue those as well.
I quite liked this video mate, especially as it features a part of Paris I never knew about. Thanks for making this, and expanding our knowledge of what the City of Lights has to offer.
@@paristoptips - I love the mixture that you do on your channel. There is something for everyone's different tastes, and we all learn something new. Keep doing what you do, because I certainly appreciate it.
I can’t tell you how much I enjoy your videos. Every time I watch one it reminds me of how much I miss Paris and France. Yes, please continue to do more features on the lesser known sites of Paris.
Loved this. We were in Paris for a week just last week, and this was the first spot we visited. (and we hadn't even seen this delightful video yet!) But we are New Yorkers and love the High Line, so we wanted to see its inspiration. Another great non-touristy neighborhood we visited was Butte-aux-Cailles.
I can't love this enough! I saw a snippet of footage of La Coulée Verte on another video and knew that I need to experience it. Thank you so much for a full length video about it. I plan on walking out and back and then having a cocktail and lunch at Brasserie Rosie afterwards.
A shame that accessibility isn’t a priority, perhaps with the Paralympics in Paris next year this will change, hopefully! And yes, more lesser known places videos please, am loving your content.😊
I love this and would love to see more- the more obscure, the better. Especially if it involves places where "The Lost Generation" or the crowd that frequented Shakespeare and Company or La Maison des Amis des Livres.
Following Gertrude Stein and Hemingway would mean making a video on bars!😁 Why not? Talking about Shakespeare and Company, they say on their window that photos are forbidden, I doubt they'd like me filming there😐
Thank you so much for this! I have known about the Coulée Verte for some time, but it was wonderful to see it like this. If it sounds interesting to you I would love to see a collection of unexpected views of the Eiffel Tower. There are places all over Paris with beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower that tourists never get to see. And I would love a video on the Pont de Bir Hakeim, although I am sure I will enjoy what ever you decide to shoot. Thank you again.
Bonjour! Thank you for your incredible work, I'm in love with these thoughtful videos, it is exactly like I used to explore a new city, total gem. I have only one wish, if it is possible not to ignore playground for kids, because it is really helpful to plan a walk. I understand that there is privacy concerns and it is tricky. But there are so many exclusively designed playgrounds in Paris
Paintings are nice but the graffiti are not... At least not as horrible as Lisbon... By the way, it would have been useful to name some cafes, patisseries etc at the beginning and at the end, always handy after a long walk :)
Yes, you are right! Well, at the end, there's nothing really interesting. But then , opposite the street where the Coulée Verte starts, there is a very nice créperie called "Au beurre salé", 55 avenue Ledru-Rollin.
More videos on lesser known places? Yes please! Am really enjoying these, a refuge from the crazy busy usual places when visiting Paris. Much appreciated 😊
Yes this is fantastic! RUclips is flooded with videos of the Eiffel Tower and other tourist attractions. Love seeing the “real” Paris gems as portrayed in your videos. Great work : )
More to come! Just be patient...
Agree!
Loved it. A real surprise. Yes please, more videos on lesser known Paris. Thank you.
Thanks a lot 🙏
Your videos are exceptionally well done! Thank you for such thoughtful posts. IMO, they are must-watch videos for new and experienced visitors to Paris.
Wow, thank you!🙏
It's honey to my ears!
Your video tours are fantastic, you offer your viewers a very special and unique perspective of Paris, I enjoy them all! Thank you!
I lived in Paris for many years and have gone back countless times and each time I discover new neighborhoods and unique places. Last September the highlight of my trip was
1) walking from the 7th to Île aux Cygnes to the backstreets of Musée de l'homme/Trocadéro
2) spending a rainy day in the Musée de Montmartre's jardin
3) visiting the Musée Carnavalet, Bibliothèque Forney's courtyard/exhibits, Jardins des Archives Nationales, and Maison Européenne de la Photographie
4) and the Coulée Verte!
Musée Carnavalet will come soon on Paris Top Tips 😁
Mon quartier que je redécouvre, merci
Avec plaisir !
Absolument ! This is exactly what a visitor needs if they have the good sense to allocate a sufficient amount of time to visit Paris. The Metro is great to get to a predetermined destination but Walking is the only way to get a real feeling for the city, just like a local who would know all/most of these little Gems.
There are little gems all around Paris, happily !
Excellent video!! 💯🎊💯🎊💯🎊♥️
Thank you! 🤗
As you know, I really enjoy your videos, but as a first time visitor your advisory videos were eye opening and invaluable in planning.I wish you will continue those as well.
Don't worry, I will continue practical videos as well 🙂
Yes, this is on my list. Your walk let me see all of it and I found my places to relax. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Grand plaisir de voir vos videos! Mes compliments! Greetings from Buenos Aires!
Thanks for liking them !
Merci! c'est parfait..
Merci 🙏
Definitely did not know this existed in Paris 😊
Thank you so much for showing us more than what is typically visited once there 😊
I try to!
Another good thing about visiting less touristy places is that it also means less pickpockets!
I quite liked this video mate, especially as it features a part of Paris I never knew about. Thanks for making this, and expanding our knowledge of what the City of Lights has to offer.
Thanks 🙏
I will do other lesser known places of Paris video soon.
@@paristoptips - I love the mixture that you do on your channel. There is something for everyone's different tastes, and we all learn something new. Keep doing what you do, because I certainly appreciate it.
I can’t tell you how much I enjoy your videos. Every time I watch one it reminds me of how much I miss Paris and France. Yes, please continue to do more features on the lesser known sites of Paris.
Thanks 🙏
I will, for sure!
Great video!! Looks so beautiful and peaceful👍
It does, it's true. A haven of peace in a city that never stops!
I greatly appreciate the information you provided for the area, it makes it easier to locate the Coulee Verte. Thank you so much.
You're welcome! I try to make it easy for people to get there.
Loved this walk one Sunday morning and so terrific to relive the memories with your video. Thank you ❤
You were also lucky to be able to get there. I hope this video will show the way to more people.
Loved this. We were in Paris for a week just last week, and this was the first spot we visited. (and we hadn't even seen this delightful video yet!) But we are New Yorkers and love the High Line, so we wanted to see its inspiration. Another great non-touristy neighborhood we visited was Butte-aux-Cailles.
Butte aux cailles is an inspiration for a next video 😁
Did the Coulée Verte a few years ago, great walk.
Good to know I'm not the only one to like!
@@paristoptips Looking forward on a video of le Petit ceinture or a video on JOURNÉES DU PATRIMOINE (September)
Loved this. The music was an added bonus.
Thank you ☺️
I can't love this enough! I saw a snippet of footage of La Coulée Verte on another video and knew that I need to experience it. Thank you so much for a full length video about it. I plan on walking out and back and then having a cocktail and lunch at Brasserie Rosie afterwards.
It is a beautiful stroll to make, clearly!
I had heard about this, but did not know where it was ,now i know. .Thanks. gonna check it out in august.🍀♥️👍🙋
Hope you'll like it!
Great guide to one of the tougher to discover highlights of Paris. Looking forward to more of the less known places to be explored. Thx!
Thanks a lot!🙏🙏🙏
A shame that accessibility isn’t a priority, perhaps with the Paralympics in Paris next year this will change, hopefully!
And yes, more lesser known places videos please, am loving your content.😊
I'm trying to show the best aspects of Paris, but for many things, the current municipal team is not at the level of this great city, I'm afraid!
I love this and would love to see more- the more obscure, the better. Especially if it involves places where "The Lost Generation" or the crowd that frequented Shakespeare and Company or La Maison des Amis des Livres.
Following Gertrude Stein and Hemingway would mean making a video on bars!😁 Why not? Talking about Shakespeare and Company, they say on their window that photos are forbidden, I doubt they'd like me filming there😐
What a find! Thank you for this informative video!
My pleasure!
Very nice.
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Love your videos!!!
Thank you!! 🙏
Thank you so much for this! I have known about the Coulée Verte for some time, but it was wonderful to see it like this. If it sounds interesting to you I would love to see a collection of unexpected views of the Eiffel Tower. There are places all over Paris with beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower that tourists never get to see. And I would love a video on the Pont de Bir Hakeim, although I am sure I will enjoy what ever you decide to shoot. Thank you again.
As a matter of fact, I had started such a video about the Eiffel Tower.
I may finish it one day...
Bonjour! Thank you for your incredible work, I'm in love with these thoughtful videos, it is exactly like I used to explore a new city, total gem. I have only one wish, if it is possible not to ignore playground for kids, because it is really helpful to plan a walk. I understand that there is privacy concerns and it is tricky. But there are so many exclusively designed playgrounds in Paris
Thanks. In fact, I'd love to show more playgrounds, but nowadays, people are very sensitive over filming kids, so I kinda avoid doing this...
We love your videos and would love to see more of the "off the beaten path"
There is one coming in two weeks!🙂
In which district (arrondisment) is the coulee verte located?
In the 12th, near Bastille
Paintings are nice but the graffiti are not... At least not as horrible as Lisbon... By the way, it would have been useful to name some cafes, patisseries etc at the beginning and at the end, always handy after a long walk :)
Yes, you are right!
Well, at the end, there's nothing really interesting. But then , opposite the street where the Coulée Verte starts, there is a very nice créperie called "Au beurre salé", 55 avenue Ledru-Rollin.
More videos on lesser known places? Yes please! Am really enjoying these, a refuge from the crazy busy usual places when visiting Paris. Much appreciated 😊