Tips from a Frenchman if you want to visit Paris: 1) Subway is gross but pretty effective when you get the grip of it. 2) You can rent a bike easily and the city is more and more bike-accessible, because Paris is so concentrated, you can hardly be anywhere more than 30mins biking to any other place in Paris. 3) National museums are free on every first sunday of the month (old tradition). They are free if you are under 18 (just show an ID), and if you're born in the European Union, it's still free until you're 26. 4) Don't go in any restaurant near Notre-Dame de Paris, they're all tourist traps. All of them. 5) Always start a conversation with "bonjour", even if you don't know another word of French and start speaking english immediately after. It's a mark of respect and a way of saying "I'm acknowledging you as another human being" in our culture, I promiss it will make every interection 100% more satisfying.
I really want to visit france but as a muslim I'm slightly worried about how i may be recieved. However, i am aware social media inflates things so i would love to hear from an actual french person about the safety, atmosphere and genersl treatment towards Muslim tourists. Thanks!
@@kritakhatun Hi there! Our french média went into an anti-muslim rant last year during election time, so the racism level is quite high for France, but it doesn't really affect tourists. It's more like discrimination in the workplace for french muslims, but I've never heard about violent actions recently. More importantly, there is a strong touristic industry in France, so everyone in hostels and restaurants will be professional. For everyone else, just say 'bonjour' and 90% of the hostility you may encounter will be resolved.
@@loloverlord1664 hi! Thanks a lot for replying and being honest. It is a shame that rhetoric being put out is anti-Muslim. But, for everyone i know whose visited France they've had a pleasant experience with food and places accommodating to our needs.
Had the same thought. We got a week pass of Navigo for 30 euro Free public travel in metro, rail, buses Got the nice apartment 30 mins away from centre for only 70 euros
As a Middle Class Indian , I am proud of my country after seeing the expenditure, especially of my dearest Kolkata city , where maximum Rs 2000-3000 is enough to spend a day with luxury for me . The hill stations, beaches are the cheapest!!! Jai Hind 🙏
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30 euros for a dormitory bed.. In the morning buy some fresh baked bread in the local convenience store or a supermarket and try french onion soup with it which costs around 10 to 12 euros. Most of the city you can walk and if not get a whole day pass for another 30 euros. For lunch go to turkish kebab place and order a kebab plate or a doner kebab and a drink which can cost you 10 euros.. In the evening come to the Eiffel tower and get a glass of wine or beer within 20 euros or you can have amazing desserts there.. some cafe named eclairs is famous there. And in the evening you can find a lot of varieties of street food and roam again in the city and be back to your room before 12 am. You can plan in less money too if you are willing to pay less..
Brilliant approach. This was my way of seeing the city and I think I paid less in accommodations for five days than this couple spent in a day. Snd the hostel provided a good basic breakfast. 😊
340 euros is on the higher end of what you need. If you are on a tighter budget, you can stay at hostels farther from the city center and they are much cheaper. You can then use public transit to get to where you want. Hostels are around 30-40 euros per head per day depending on if it is shared or private accommodation. Also hostels have a kitchen and you can cook your own food to make it even more affordable. Of course with hostels you compromise on cleanliness and comfort. If you are a student, many places have student discounts for transit and museum entrances, and you can save more money. I would say you can survive on 50 euros a day in Paris, this includes only food, accommodation and transit within the city.
Then you have to wait and catch the public transportation and taxis, that will cost you more than your budget at the end.If you stay in heart the Paris am 100% sure you will Enjoy the day and night .🎉
Staying away from city means you have to be very punctual on public transport. And it makes no sense to cook food when you are visiting a place for few days. I believe this couple did a good thing staying in the heart of Paris. Atleast they got a lot of time to explore the city.
French ppl are socialist like most Africans n Arabs Indians follow Anglo Saxons i.e Royalty n Luxury You won't see them into Airbnbs, Metro or Ikea stores n also less in France, bcos its not safe n doesnt look like most of Europe
You can stay in pretty good places in the 18th arrondissement for around 100 euro. Tickets which are 16.9 euro for 10, each can be used for 90 mins. Have asian food for around 25 euro for 2. Spend on ice cream and crossiants 10 euro. Hostel can be really cheap but you can easily cover in 150 euro(without attractions)
French ppl are socialist like most Africans n Arabs Indians follow Anglo Saxons i.e Royalty n Luxury You won't see them into Airbnbs, Metro or Ikea stores
We stayed 30 minutes from Eiffel for 140 during peak season! Was a great way to experience the suburbs as well. we saved some $'s. Staying around the Eiffel is defn a plus as you can walk around and have done it many times! My personal fav has been the Novotel with a walking distance to EIffel but closeby the station
Hey! I am planning to visit Paris in December first week. The entire trip is self-planned, would be great if you could help me with booking our accomodation. :)
@@deepikabhatt4713 The recommendations are just the places based on my exp. If you would like to explore closer to Eiffel try Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. This is within walking distance with a view of the Eiffel if you step outside the hotel. Rooms will be just fine and not much luxury but walking distance to the Statue of Liberty( the French one), train station and shopping spots. We did visit Disneyland with a young kid so we decided to stay near Disneyland and we think its the right choice as Disneyland needs a full day and lasts until 10 PM- I would recommend Mariott's Village near Disney which has a shuttle to Disney. They do offer full villas which works out cheaper if you add net costs. We used this stop as a place to wash our clothes, and do our own cooking in the property while enjoying a relaxed stay in the property.
Nice! Now I need only 339 euros and I can visit Paris. Ohh shu, i forgot about plane tickets 🤦 Well I will see it in 2030 when I arrive walking 😂 Wish me luck! 🤞
Some tips for ur future videos- aise videos tab banate hai jab tumne bahot kuch kiya ho saste mai.. yaha pe 30k mai jo kuch bhi kiya hai woh sab kuch 10k mai ho sakta tha.. mujhe 30k dete ek din ke toh mai aisi cheeze karta joh bahot kam hi log kar pate hoge.. Ek room jispe tum literally sirf sone jaoge uske piche 20k kharcha karke is huge waste..
I have been seeing your videos for quite some time but an honest feedback. The details are missing. When i say details, may be I expect more granularity. Look forward to a more elaborate video covering almost everything a follower might need to plan his/her trip...atb
I am a desi based out of hongkong but have worked in Paris for years and I found food and tourist places very underwhelming in Paris. But it is cheap compared to hongkong and Singapore.
That is what you spent .. honestly people can visit Paris in a much lesser cost ! Even many Europeans will fail to afford 250 a day ! But I am glad that you guys had a great time !
You need to save on your hotel..Not too far from Effel tower and you save a lot...Excluding hotel: you trip is just 75 euro per day for food..Get a apartment with kitchen (there are many) and you can save further...Unless you are super rich or money doesn't matter to you for any reason.
340 euros/day I only spend 50euros/day in paris my hotel is near disneyland paris Radisson cost 100euros a day with breakfast. I take the metro and TGV i got the 7day pass which covers all the train in paris for 30euros a week.
250 euro per night on accommodation is too much tbh . 100 -120 euro per night can give you a decent stay in 4 star property in the centre of the city .
@@DesiCoupleOnTheGo 😊 I’m just stepping into old age. Seeing your video, first of all realized how bland and ordinary and expensive the food is in Paris is. Second, have to walk around everywhere which means transport is an issue. As for the sights I’m fine seeing them in videos. Is it worth a long plane journey, spending hundreds of Euros per day just to see another set of buildings ? Actually im more comfortable going to Dubai, the best Indian city.😊 Your video is well shot and informative. Enjoy traveling while you’re still young and in good health. All the best.
Dont stay in main centre you will Still find nice hotel around 40 to 50 euro hotel . Make a metro pass like a day pass i think for days its around 10 to 12 euro . eat nrml no fancy restro , you will get 10 to 15 euro around good meal . ( visiting museums and other sites are all about choices )
Hotel was too expense i spent around. 9k inr on hotel.lunch and dinner was. 60 euro all together. Getting up on Effiel tower top level was just. 22 euros each.
Doesn't work. Sights are pretty spread out in Paris. After all this walking on day 1, there will be no energy left for rest of the days because there is a LOT to see in Paris. Pro tip: a. do not stay at the heart of the city. b. Use the metro. it's cheap.
I spent on average 150 euros per day for 3 persons for 5 days. So total 750 euros...But paris metro was expensive.. I spent around 80 euros for it including versailles palace..
I think trying to show that we spent 340 euros because it seems we can afford it is a little conceited. And yes as a frenchman in the chats has shown you can spend INTELLIGENTLY and SAVE.
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Tips from a Frenchman if you want to visit Paris:
1) Subway is gross but pretty effective when you get the grip of it.
2) You can rent a bike easily and the city is more and more bike-accessible, because Paris is so concentrated, you can hardly be anywhere more than 30mins biking to any other place in Paris.
3) National museums are free on every first sunday of the month (old tradition). They are free if you are under 18 (just show an ID), and if you're born in the European Union, it's still free until you're 26.
4) Don't go in any restaurant near Notre-Dame de Paris, they're all tourist traps. All of them.
5) Always start a conversation with "bonjour", even if you don't know another word of French and start speaking english immediately after. It's a mark of respect and a way of saying "I'm acknowledging you as another human being" in our culture, I promiss it will make every interection 100% more satisfying.
I really want to visit france but as a muslim I'm slightly worried about how i may be recieved. However, i am aware social media inflates things so i would love to hear from an actual french person about the safety, atmosphere and genersl treatment towards Muslim tourists. Thanks!
@@kritakhatun Hi there! Our french média went into an anti-muslim rant last year during election time, so the racism level is quite high for France, but it doesn't really affect tourists. It's more like discrimination in the workplace for french muslims, but I've never heard about violent actions recently. More importantly, there is a strong touristic industry in France, so everyone in hostels and restaurants will be professional. For everyone else, just say 'bonjour' and 90% of the hostility you may encounter will be resolved.
@@loloverlord1664 hi! Thanks a lot for replying and being honest. It is a shame that rhetoric being put out is anti-Muslim. But, for everyone i know whose visited France they've had a pleasant experience with food and places accommodating to our needs.
Arabs used to flock to Paris in droves. @@kritakhatun
Thanks for the valuable tips 🙏🙏😊
I spend 250 euros on accomodation, because i cannot affort the 8 euro day ticket on public transport, lol.
being able to have all destinations at walkable distance makes it worth
😂😂😂
Had the same thought.
We got a week pass of Navigo for 30 euro
Free public travel in metro, rail, buses
Got the nice apartment 30 mins away from centre for only 70 euros
@@midnytromeocan you share your apartment details please
@@midnytromeowhere were you stay
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As a Middle Class Indian , I am proud of my country after seeing the expenditure, especially of my dearest Kolkata city , where maximum Rs 2000-3000 is enough to spend a day with luxury for me . The hill stations, beaches are the cheapest!!! Jai Hind 🙏
Abe wo India ki galti ha itna cheap currency ha
Thats why there is huge population
things are too easy
@@bharatvarshaball4000its equally disgusting (trash everywhere)
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30 euros for a dormitory bed..
In the morning buy some fresh baked bread in the local convenience store or a supermarket and try french onion soup with it which costs around 10 to 12 euros.
Most of the city you can walk and if not get a whole day pass for another 30 euros.
For lunch go to turkish kebab place and order a kebab plate or a doner kebab and a drink which can cost you 10 euros..
In the evening come to the Eiffel tower and get a glass of wine or beer within 20 euros or you can have amazing desserts there.. some cafe named eclairs is famous there.
And in the evening you can find a lot of varieties of street food and roam again in the city and be back to your room before 12 am.
You can plan in less money too if you are willing to pay less..
Brilliant approach. This was my way of seeing the city and I think I paid less in accommodations for five days than this couple spent in a day. Snd the hostel provided a good basic breakfast. 😊
Go up its worth visiting. I loved visiting top of tower
Been there 5 times, it’s beautiful
This is exactly my monthly income 😂
340 euros is on the higher end of what you need.
If you are on a tighter budget, you can stay at hostels farther from the city center and they are much cheaper. You can then use public transit to get to where you want. Hostels are around 30-40 euros per head per day depending on if it is shared or private accommodation. Also hostels have a kitchen and you can cook your own food to make it even more affordable. Of course with hostels you compromise on cleanliness and comfort.
If you are a student, many places have student discounts for transit and museum entrances, and you can save more money.
I would say you can survive on 50 euros a day in Paris, this includes only food, accommodation and transit within the city.
I agree! I'd rather spend on experiences❤️❤️❤️
Then you have to wait and catch the public transportation and taxis, that will cost you more than your budget at the end.If you stay in heart the Paris am 100% sure you will
Enjoy the day and night .🎉
50 is also too expensive for a single day co.pared to Asian countries.....
Most Indians earn no more than 200 euros per month....
Staying away from city means you have to be very punctual on public transport. And it makes no sense to cook food when you are visiting a place for few days.
I believe this couple did a good thing staying in the heart of Paris. Atleast they got a lot of time to explore the city.
If you have 50 euro budget then better to stay home and eat good food
It just give me all the same vibes related to miraculous ladybug and catnoir show☺☺
As a French guy I really recognize the Paris prices
Too much,loot😂
200 euro monthly my room
French ppl are socialist like most Africans n Arabs
Indians follow Anglo Saxons i.e Royalty n Luxury
You won't see them into Airbnbs, Metro or Ikea stores
n also less in France, bcos its not safe n doesnt look like most of Europe
Oh total almost 30,000 per day which is normal people salary in India… per month and it’s more then monthly expenses of a family.😊
it is bit on a higher side, yes but relatively normal for a mid luxury segment for europe
You can stay in pretty good places in the 18th arrondissement for around 100 euro. Tickets which are 16.9 euro for 10, each can be used for 90 mins. Have asian food for around 25 euro for 2. Spend on ice cream and crossiants 10 euro. Hostel can be really cheap but you can easily cover in 150 euro(without attractions)
Thank you for the info. Much appreciated.
Thank you for your info
Seems like you went to Paris to eat French breakfast lunch and dinner WOW😊
That’s not a bad idea! 😊
250€/day bruh the overwhelming majority of people in france cannot afford that...
There’s a reason the tourism industry has always been lucrative in France.. it’s only worth it for ppl who think it’s a new indulgent experience
Yea too much in germany it is like monthly basic rent for student apartment 😂😂😂
French ppl are socialist like most Africans n Arabs
Indians follow Anglo Saxons i.e Royalty n Luxury
You won't see them into Airbnbs, Metro or Ikea stores
Beautiful France 🇫🇷
Paris Je T'aime.
We stayed 30 minutes from Eiffel for 140 during peak season! Was a great way to experience the suburbs as well. we saved some $'s. Staying around the Eiffel is defn a plus as you can walk around and have done it many times! My personal fav has been the Novotel with a walking distance to EIffel but closeby the station
Hey! I am planning to visit Paris in December first week. The entire trip is self-planned, would be great if you could help me with booking our accomodation. :)
@@deepikabhatt4713 The recommendations are just the places based on my exp. If you would like to explore closer to Eiffel try Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. This is within walking distance with a view of the Eiffel if you step outside the hotel. Rooms will be just fine and not much luxury but walking distance to the Statue of Liberty( the French one), train station and shopping spots. We did visit Disneyland with a young kid so we decided to stay near Disneyland and we think its the right choice as Disneyland needs a full day and lasts until 10 PM- I would recommend Mariott's Village near Disney which has a shuttle to Disney. They do offer full villas which works out cheaper if you add net costs. We used this stop as a place to wash our clothes, and do our own cooking in the property while enjoying a relaxed stay in the property.
@@deepikabhatt4713hey planning to travel in October. Would be grateful if you could share the details of hotel that you booked and if it was good. 😊
Miraculous
Nice! Now I need only 339 euros and I can visit Paris. Ohh shu, i forgot about plane tickets 🤦 Well I will see it in 2030 when I arrive walking 😂 Wish me luck! 🤞
Omg you poor thing your feet are going to hurt we will help you with a foot massage😢
Good info🎉❤Thank you👍welcome to Kerala🤩Happy Christmas 🍰🎉🌹
Happy that you liked France 🇫🇷
This is very helpful. ❤
Some tips for ur future videos- aise videos tab banate hai jab tumne bahot kuch kiya ho saste mai.. yaha pe 30k mai jo kuch bhi kiya hai woh sab kuch 10k mai ho sakta tha.. mujhe 30k dete ek din ke toh mai aisi cheeze karta joh bahot kam hi log kar pate hoge.. Ek room jispe tum literally sirf sone jaoge uske piche 20k kharcha karke is huge waste..
After spending this much momey , chanel name is desi wow just wow
Good luck !. 🙏✌️ !.
Great tip for seeing the Tower on the Seine! We're going there in a few weeks.
Have fun!
@@maddfrost Haven't gone yet.
I definitely need to go back to Paris, it is beautiful
The sparkel of the tower is breathtaking🎉.
It is indeed
One day transport pass is only 20 so I guess you can save on lodging
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I have been seeing your videos for quite some time but an honest feedback. The details are missing. When i say details, may be I expect more granularity. Look forward to a more elaborate video covering almost everything a follower might need to plan his/her trip...atb
I am a desi based out of hongkong but have worked in Paris for years and I found food and tourist places very underwhelming in Paris. But it is cheap compared to hongkong and Singapore.
haven't been to that part of asia but i have heard the same
Other than Paris, you looks fabulous
That is what you spent .. honestly people can visit Paris in a much lesser cost ! Even many Europeans will fail to afford 250 a day ! But I am glad that you guys had a great time !
Waste
you spend more than i spend in two days when backpacking just on accommodation
Itne me to Kedarnath Chala jau mein...Bholenath🙏🙏
Tum pls vahi jao paris jaisi jagaha tumhare liye nahi hai
😅. Waissy aap wanha ho thoda explain krdo french aana zaroorri hai wanha jobs ke liyea@@Playboicarti90
That’s One of my dreams😊 I hope I can visit Europe this year🙏🏼🙏🏼😘
Excellent How many kms walking per day?
Where did you have your Lebanese dinner? Looks delicious.
Why did you book such a costly room . We also stayed in an Airbnb apartment in just about 120 euros per day , near invalides.
Planing to visit Paris in October please suggest some budget hotels for a family of 3.
Well me Being Mumbaikar, not so Excited for it anyhow . Earn Rupees & spend Rupees works well enough for me now.
Living in the heart of Paris saves you from the public transport and from pickpocket
cost of Travelling in Paris as a haq se single;
Good to see in comments that only I don’t feel 250euro /day is too much.
We live in Paris and if you actually planned, you could have gotten free tickets to the louvre
Can you please share the details of the apartment you stayed in Paris.
Comments are more worthy than video🎉
You need to save on your hotel..Not too far from Effel tower and you save a lot...Excluding hotel: you trip is just 75 euro per day for food..Get a apartment with kitchen (there are many) and you can save further...Unless you are super rich or money doesn't matter to you for any reason.
nobody is talking abt how that’s the apartment where Emily from Emily in Paris stayed and that’s Gabriel’s restaurant
Where to we stay if we want to cover Eiffel tower and disneyland both considering the transportation
What is the name of the hotel plz. ....we are planning to go to Paris during summer holidays
Yaar video dekh kar mujhe khud dar lagne laga 😂
340 euros/day I only spend 50euros/day in paris my hotel is near disneyland paris Radisson cost 100euros a day with breakfast. I take the metro and TGV i got the 7day pass which covers all the train in paris for 30euros a week.
Of course, its our budget based on our travel style and there are options for all the budget in Paris
In Paris I spent only 80 Euros per person. Ibis hotel I booked for 45 euros. And transport cost you 14 Euro for one day.
250 euro per night on accommodation is too much tbh . 100 -120 euro per night can give you a decent stay in 4 star property in the centre of the city .
Paris is ❤
Ithalam Emily in paris la pathuten😂😂😂
Can u give details on Switzerland
so expensive here....Paris
Thanks for the informative video . Not worth going there for me. Helped me decide.👍
ha ha..at least helped in some or other way
@@DesiCoupleOnTheGo 😊 I’m just stepping into old age. Seeing your video, first of all realized how bland and ordinary and expensive the food is in Paris is. Second, have to walk around everywhere which means transport is an issue. As for the sights I’m fine seeing them in videos. Is it worth a long plane journey, spending hundreds of Euros per day just to see another set of buildings ? Actually im more comfortable going to Dubai, the best Indian city.😊 Your video is well shot and informative. Enjoy traveling while you’re still young and in good health. All the best.
whatt.. back in 2017 i visited eiffel tower 2nd level. it was 17 euros.. now its 56... seriously...inflation is hitting west too hard.
56 is for 2 folks..so it’s 28 Euros to reach top by lift
Dont stay in main centre you will
Still find nice hotel around 40 to 50 euro hotel . Make a metro pass like a day pass i think for days its around 10 to 12 euro . eat nrml no fancy restro , you will get 10 to 15 euro around good meal . ( visiting museums and other sites are all about choices )
Sorry 30/40 euros hotel is a dream in today's paris.. Two star hotels charge around 90 euros in 18 th district... So paris is not cheap anymore..
Hello, where is that spot to watch the Eiffel Tower? 😊
Hotel was too expense i spent around. 9k inr on hotel.lunch and dinner was. 60 euro all together. Getting up on Effiel tower top level was just. 22 euros each.
Yes, of course..in Paris, there are accommodations for all budget..we chose to stay here for our reasons
Could you please link the hotel where you stayed?
Great 🙏
Hi Could you please let me know the hotel which you have stayed
There are many wonderful places in India you can explore with half the money you spend in other countries.
depending on the budget, there are many options all around the world..
Yes but how open its for girls ?
You have to be either a wife or mother to visit places in india otherwise you know what they say 😢
Vegetarian ke liye kya options hain in food
Instead of going up Eiffel Tower just go up to the observation deck on Montparnasse Tower. Then you as close as Trocadero but at a better height.
Doesn't work. Sights are pretty spread out in Paris. After all this walking on day 1, there will be no energy left for rest of the days because there is a LOT to see in Paris. Pro tip: a. do not stay at the heart of the city. b. Use the metro. it's cheap.
I can take my eyes off that rusty old towerr
Appartement name plzz
Tips:
1make food
2dont go anywhere
Thanks
Your hotel cost is way too much ! We stayed at 2 mins walk from Louvre at an Airbnb which costed just 110 Euros per night !
What was the name of your b&b
Almost 30k rupees?? For a day? Sounds insanely expensive. An apartment for a day for 250 euros?? Wow
Where was your acommodation?
Why people take apartment when they can stay in hotel can anyone explain
Can cook and like home.😉
What do ypu recommend for accomodation?
Love india..... India is best.... Kam se kam pure veg. Food are available everywhere.....
Name of restaurant you went for dinner?
Liked it ❤
It would better if you visit Puri jagganth
I spent on average 150 euros per day for 3 persons for 5 days. So total 750 euros...But paris metro was expensive.. I spent around 80 euros for it including versailles palace..
I think trying to show that we spent 340 euros because it seems we can afford it is a little conceited. And yes as a frenchman in the chats has shown you can spend INTELLIGENTLY and SAVE.
Thank you for sharing
250 euros per day.. me who rented dorm bed for 17 euros.
Which apartment was this maam. Link or name pls
Thanks so so much for the info about being a tourist in Paris!
As a Parisian, I spend less by week.
Link for the apartment please?
The amount of unsolicited advice in the comment section is mind boggling... People are complaining as if they had to pay for this couple's vacation 😂
Seems stay is expensive.
I will prefer Thailand. Less money ,more fun
I'm Pakistani
Lou-vra museum
Please share the location of type apartment you rent. Planning trip to paris early next year, so looking to rent si m ilar
I think there are more cost effective options.
Yes there are..this was expense for our preference
@@DesiCoupleOnTheGo I meant no disrespect.