An Amazing View Above Paris' Most Famous Dead
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
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00:00 Intro
00:56 Crible
02:14 Jardin des Plantes
03:14 Grande Galérie de l'Évolution
04:26 Rue Mouffetard
04:50 Au Petit Grec
06:44 Pantheon
10:30 Saint Étienne du Mont
12:12 Brewberry
My name is Jay Swanson - I'm an American writer living in Paris on an artist visa and hoping to make the city of light my home base - at least for the foreseeable future. I write science-fiction and fantasy, vlogged daily for 3+ years, and love pizza a little too much.
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Music by: @Dyalla @sirnicofficial @dcuttermusic
Patron Producer: Dave Robison
Edited by: Paulo Pales
Hope you enjoyed my wander around the 5th arrondissement - and remember, you can get all my recs at parisinmypocket.com and subscribe to catch the last four videos of the 20 in 20 Take Two!
I love the Pantheon. Never went to the top when we went must go back.
When we went the crypt was going to be closing in an hour and it was recommended we go there 1st. We rushed through the beautiful former church to go downstairs. At the pendulum there was a group of blind people and I remember feeling sad that they couldn't see the beauty around them. When we were in the crypts a little while later we came upon the tomb for Braille and it all made sense why they were there. I shed a tear. We even saw a young french girl leave a rose and make the sign of the cross on the tomb of a resistance fighter. Very touching.
Also, I think what a party Victor Hugo, Emile Zola & Alexander Dumas are having in their tomb together. There is one spot left in their crypt. Jay, there is room for you there!
Whaaaaat. Rue Mouffetard is the best. Always go back there when I visit.
Jay, just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for the hard work and generosity of putting these videos together. My wife and I are going to be doing a 24-hour stopover in Paris later this month and your videos have relieved us of some hesitation and anxiety of visiting Paris. All we knew were the standard cliches involving Americans visiting Paris. I can honestly say that we are now looking forward to our visit. I'm sure we'll screw up somewhere along the way, but we will overcome and enjoy our short visit.
Hey, so glad these videos have helped put you at ease. Paris is a lot to take in, especially in such a short amount of time, but it's great you're seizing the opportunity! And remember - if you're ever feeling overwhelmed, just stop, look up at the gorgeous buildings around you, take a few deep breaths, and you'll feel 10X better!
Thanks for the video Jay. I've been in the Pantheon a few times in the past, and I took my brother last month. There was this super annoying woman in the crypt that didn't stop shouting "Silence", and she was the only one making noise, almost waking up Madame Curie. They send you a survey later, i wrote that she really damaged the experience LOL.
Stayed in The Irish College just down from the Pantheon.Loved the area of Paris.Thanks for the content Jay.Up the Dubz
The views from the Panthéon are beautiful! It’s like a postcard.
We always love the rue mouffetard. My wife loves the cafe at square. And i can drink my chai latte. And get some oysters😊
We went to the Jardin de plants!! We loved it
Au P’tit Grec looks nice - kind of French crepe meets Greek gyros. Agree about Rue Mouffetard - it used to be great many years ago but seems to have gone downhill a bit. Cheers for the recommendations Jay!
My pleasure! Mouffetard can be fun, but expectations should be: student life - kitsch 😆
Jay, thank you for all your videos. Last time I was in the Pantheon my phone rang; totally forgot it was on; embarrassing!
I told my wife that Jay Swanson did not recommend spending time inside the Pantheon. She flipped. She got upset because, like myself, believes that the inside of the Pantheon is some of the most beautiful art. The ceilings .. are otherworldly. The views at the observatory are awesome, but as a mathematician I couldn't get over being in the same spaces as my favorite mathematicians in the crypt. My wife used her phone to take photos of the murals and Google somehow figured out what they were and presented her with the history of the individual paintings. There is so much to see, to feel, to be in awe of ... the history. Jay can go chase his $9 cup of coffee, really? .. but I recommend you take the time to reflect upon all that the Pantheon represents and offers up to us .. inside and out. -Daniel (Paris)
Hi Daniel! Emily here - I agree the inside of the Pantheon is beautiful! Jay focused on the view and the crypt (for the same reason as you, being in the same space as some of those buried there) - but that's just his personal preference! If you watch some of his other videos, you'll see he often spends quite a bit of time in churches admiring the art and architecture, and has a deep appreciation for it :) Sorry you didn't vibe with this video, but hope you find others more enjoyable!
I like your honesty about Rue Mouffetard!
3:04 Nerding out but in style. I love that! I had this phase of wanting to be a geologist.
Really nicely done, just the right amount of detail. Yes, the crypts were---- better then I expected, hard to describe.
Good luck doing the 4th, only 5 recommendations is going to be hard, 50 would be easier...
We rented on Rue Gracieuse close to Place Monge (great market!) and easy walk to Rue Mouffetard. I was amused when I figured out that we were only a street away from the boarding house in Père Goriot. They've evidently made some improvements since then. Also, whenever we're in Paris we always have lunch at the Vieux Bistrot, "a good deal for a tasty meal," and the people who run it are swell. So, I was happy to see it around the 5:14 mark.
Thanks for sharing, love this!
The two times I visited Paris were last Fall and then late winter in the middle of the garbage strike (stinky!). Yes, I enjoyed my first visit so much had to book another trip shortly after. Anyway, stayed at Hotel des Arènes, which is a decent reasonably priced hotel located in between le jardin des plantes and rue Mouffetard, overlooking the ancient roman arena. I thought it was brilliant, and yes I did enjoy rue Mouffetard a lot... Fight!!! 🙂
Love the 5th! It feels like an escape from some of the busier stretches of Paris! There's a brilliant flea market at the end of Rue Mouffetard down to Gobelins at the weekend!
Highly recommend Caluche and Verse Toujours as 2 entirely different types of restaurants but just off the usual tourist path!
Super! I'm checking out the crypt and Ste Etienne next month when j'arrive! Merci, Jay!
Can't wait to eat a savory crepe. Many years ago there was a chain in the US called The Magic Pan. They had the best mushroom crepes. Nobody does crepes here any longer.
I had visited Paris many times before 2018. In 2018 we rented a place on Thouin near Pantheon because this was one of our favorite quartiers. After living there for five months, and feeling out the quartier as well as many others, in 2019 I bought an apartment on Mouffetard. All in. No regrets. Like you, I enjoy all the different areas of Paris, but have no doubts about choosing rue Mouffetard.
No street in Paris is it's equal. Because it is populated by 30% students, 30% tourists, and 30% locals, it is buzzing at all hours of the day, with all of these groups of people, but never overwhelmed by any. It is teeming with youthful energy, the curiosity of tourists, and vegetable markets for the locals. You can wake up in the morning, and watch the mood of the road change through the day as the three main constituencies shift in and out.
Thanks for this, Derek! Love hearing why Mouffetard is your top choice.
@@JaySwanson It's good 6 days a week (not Monday). But the best advice is to walk down the street and end at Square St. Medard on a Sunday between 11h and 13h. You'll see history, cafe, market, music, and dance.
The 5th is my favourite ❤❤
I’m not a coffee person but thank you for the café recommendations.
The buckwheat plant is called "sarrasin" and I've seen the flour called both "blé noir" and "farine de sarrasin". I don't know which is more common. Whatever you call it, galettes are delicious.
I have stayed in this arroismondt 2-3x and I never of these spots!! Like the going up to the top
Of the Parthenon! Thanks for the hard work my man! Well, I guess as hard as going around to wonderful Parisian spots and museums can be lol. Regardless still appreciate it!!
Sure thing!
My dad and I wants to thank you for recommending bobby. Amazing pizza.
Yes! So glad you went!
Great video (and shirt, BTW) - I had to pause a lot of those remarkable shots from the roof of the Pantheon. Is that a better set of views than Arc De Triomphe? I get your take on the 5th / Latin Quarter as what some might call touristy, but it was the first place I stayed in Paris and so holds a special place in my heart. It'a a great central location - lots of 'sights' to walk to, or only a few Metro stops away - and more crepes than you could shake a stick at. At the time you could get a plain crepe for a few euros. It was fun.
It's a great first stay in Paris, and it's not surprising it remains close to your heart. It's beautiful and cozy!
Sadly, we were deprived of Cooper playing with the displays at the Evolution Museum.
Ste. Genevieve is the patron saint of students. If you pray to her she’ll help you with your exams!😊
It's such a beautiful little church! I always donate when visiting
Love your videos, and I’m looking forward to visiting Paris next summer. Quick question: I’ve noticed so many of the businesses in your videos advertise in English. The signs outside, the black boards with the menus, there just seems to be so much English in Paris. Is this just the way it is, or are you typically favoring establishments that cater specifically to Anglophones. Just curious. Thank you.
English is everywhere in Paris, but I still encourage you to learn a little French, and you it as much as possible!
Elephants in an Arrondissement? Sounds fun! 👏🏽
Edit: The title was changed after I wrote it
Buckwheat is very healthy ❤
More about your french learning journey pls, unless, of course you've always spoken it.
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Ah, savory crêpes. Just, for me pannenkoeken are a bit better for savory goodies. Guess to me the crêpes are way to thin to carry the taste. That said, a sweet crêpe... ❤
Quote of the Day: “Cheesy can be fun!”
I was in Paris literally 2 weeks ago and apparently stairs up at the Pantheon were closed, meh :|