Top 10 Parisian Streets for SHOPPING (Where Locals Shop)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- If you'd rather shop in family-owned boutiques than luxury corporate brand stores, this video is for you. We'll take to neighborhood streets around Paris with quality items to bring home from your Paris vacation, including clothing & accessories, toys and items for kids and grandkids, home decor, and more. These are streets in Paris where the locals shop without breaking the bank.
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=== 👇 PARISIAN STREETS MENTIONED IN VIDEO 👇 ===
📍 RUE DAGUERRE
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📍 RUE DU COMMERCE
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📍 RUE DE RENNES
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📍 RUE DES MARTYRS
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📍 GRANDS BOULEVARDS
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📍 RUE DE TURENNE
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📍 RUE DE RIVOLI
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📍 RUE DES FRANCS BOURGEOIS
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📍 RUE DES ROSIERS
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📍 RUE DE RAMBUTEAU
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📍 PASSAGE JOUFFROY
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📍 GALERIE VIVIENNE
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📍 PASSAGE DU GRAND CERF
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📍 RUE DE MONTORGEUIL (BONUS: SPECIAL MENTION)
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You could do a whole series based on a theme.
1. Haberdashers - Ultramod Mercerie Paris
2. Toy shops
3. Shoe Shops
4. Art shops
5. Stationers
6. Book shops
7. Second hand
8 Pâtisserie
9. Boulangerie
10. Homeware stuff - see Marin Montagut for an example
11. Kitchen shops - I'm thinking E. DEHILLERIN
12. Department stores
13. Perfume
14. Accessories - wallets, hats,
15. Cocolates
16. The eccentric - Design & Nature - 4 Rue d'Aboukir, 75002 Paris, France
and cuisines:
~ chinese
~ indian
~japanese
~Scandinavian
~Ethiopian
~African
~israeli
~italian
and on and on......
If you’ll search their videos you’ll find that at least half of your list is already covered - they’re incredible!
True, they have done most of your suggestions
I'd like to add gardening. Surprisingly there is lots in Paris of obvious or oblique interest to people like me into gardening. I hadn't expected that! And not just the Jardins du Luxembourg + Jardin des Plantes + the plants market on Ile de la Cite.
@@janebaker966 That would make a very interesting video too.
Other things that I've found stunning in Paris are around the Jardin de Plantes.
Grande Galerie de l'evolution for example is visually stunning.
Galerie de Paléontologie et d'Anatomie comparée is a feast of animal bones. Again you might think what the heck, but google it.
Plus you have Marce Monge near by for lunch, take it away , sit in the park and eat.
US citizen here, living in Abu Dhabi and stopping in Paris for 5 days in January just prior to heading home for a long late holidays visit with family. I'm loving your videos and using them to help me plan for my time there. I really loved how you placed the name of the attraction (in this case a street), the metro stop, and a background of a map all in one frame allowing me to just snap one photo per location. Great work, please keep doing that! I look forward to more videos, best wishes.
Thank you! Happy travels.
I’m an American homeschooling mom to our 5 kids. My life is very simple, and not flashy or filled with vacations. I don’t see my husband and I traveling to France in our lifetime (even though we’d love it) but I watch your videos and pay attention as if I’m leaving for vacation next week. 😂 I LOVE your channel. My husband will sometimes join me on the couch and he enjoys your videos too. It’s like our little date night getaway after the kids go to bed. Haha thank you! 🥰
Aaaaawwww, thank you Jamie. We are delighted to be part of your world. 🤗
Don’t count yourself out! You can make it here one day, you never know
I'm sure you'll come to Paris one day! Also the longer you wait, the better it will be. Paris experiences a lot of construction work because of the Olympics and the Great Paris project. Many landmarks are being restored (Notre-Dame, Eiffel tower, Grand Palais...) and the transportation system is a bit congested because of modernization. Give it at least 1 to 3 years for everything to be in shape and we'll be more than happy to welcome you in a city better than ever.
We never really went anywhere when raising our kids. My husband won a trip through work one time, and we took the kids to Disney when they were 12 and 7 (they’re 42 and 36 now). That’s it. We’re retired now, have always helped with our grandkids and work about 15 hours per week, and have started traveling only 5 years ago!
You would be amazed at what you can accomplish when you set a goal. I'm 70 y/o and have been on disability for 25 years. That check is pretty small, but l am returning to France and Italy for three months next spring. You can go!!
And don't forget that shopping sreet often means shoppng neighborhood. Don't forget to look left and right down perpendicular streets. There are usually some great shops "off the beaten path".
true story
Awesome advises !! Love the food shops on these streets 😋😆
Glad you like them!
So happy you have shown rue de Rambuteau. Im staying on rue de Rambuteau in a lovely airbnb. Who knows perhaps I will see you strolling around there. Would be fun. Your ultimate fan, Josef.
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Wish we had seen this video before our trip but it will be very useful for our next adventure in Paris. Thank you!
An absolutely fantastic informative video!! Merci 😊
Another great video, I will need more than ten days for our next trip to Paris.😃☺
🎉 another amazing video 🥳 thank you
Shop till ya drop!! 👍😀
Perfect timing for this video. I will be in Paris next month. Since I am going solo, the entire trip will be for shopping in non touristy areas. Will this info be in your guide?
Not yet, but we're working on it 😁
Wow. Great information. Thanks 👍
Great content we are going to Paris first time end of October can u recommend vintage stores??
Love your channel!! Spent about 5 days in Paris and split the second week between Aix, Toulouse and Lourdes. Wish I remembered to ask for “le facture” from the brocante. Now I can’t take the small paintings back to the states 😢. Can I send to you?
What s shame!
Happy 🎉 update!!! The paintings arrived yesterday. I worked with our local FedEx agent to locate the package and help me prepare the customs paperwork. It took some time because all I had was the tracking receipt and the package wasn’t initially accepted by the local customs authority. However, after a couple of weeks in clearance delays and operational issues, it seemingly shipped from CDG to the US overnight. My family now has a great story to tell whenever visitors comment on the paintings now in our living room. Please, please do a video about shipping or sending things outside of the European Union. I even kept forgetting to look for the post office and ended not sending a few post cards home 😂. Another thing we learned was to stay in the college neighborhoods and cities. Many of the students spoke better English than I could French. I still tried to keep up with French 😅when I could though. And yes, we met many rugby fans throughout during our stay. Fun crowd! Keep up the great work!! We plan on coming back to France again and find your advice invaluable.
Merci beaucoup pour toutes ces informations très útiles. The "Cafe du Commerce" is just wonderful. Just a question: Could you suggest some good second-hand bookshops?
Shakespeare & Co is a great one which has a mix of second hand and new, but the most picturesque are the Bouquiniste on the Seine banks, you are sure to find something you want to buy from them.
@@hubertinepankhurst1161 Thank you so much! I am a maniac who spent most of his earnings on books! (LOL) Much appreciated. Best wishes!😍😍😍
Off subject questions; 1) when does your 2024 paris guide come out? 2) should l wait for it, or is the 2023 sufficient for a June 2024 trip?? I could not find the guide order site - help!!😊
You can use the 2023 version. There will be an update in Spring 2024 (with an increased price).
Mine is a similar question/suggestion to that of @Nickle314 - Have you made a video of good local food shops (you've covered a couple in this video)? It would help visitors staying in self-catering accommodation to have a few ideas as to where to go for basic food items, fruit and vegetables, milk, eggs, etc.. Thanks.
We've done grocery shopping, but not local shops for cheese, charcuterie, wetness, etc. Could be a great idea.
Only once in Paris, never again, they just love to rip you off. Go to nice countries like Netherlands, Greece and Italy. They like and respect you.
where is a good place for a foot massage there, not a whole body just the feet?
not sure sorry 😐
Shopping at supermarkets is a top tip, often being able to purchase small gifts for the fraction of what you would pay at airport shops or city centre shops. Carrefour Market supermarkets have plenty of French biscuits and chocolates etc.
It's the same elsewhere, Delhaize supermarkets in Belgium is another example, lots of Belgian produce, for instance. D
I’m visiting next month & will definitely keep this in mind for souvenirs ❤
@@allysonanne6932 the larger Carrefour Market shops, not the smaller ones are the ones to look out for, although smaller Carrefour, Franprix and Monoprix are very common throughout the city. D
You should be paid by the Paris chamber of commerce, as well as the tourism office lol. You really are amazing. And this looks fabulous on my new 77" TV.
❤Thank you Colleen & Anton for a great shopping video to purchase true and great Paris finds!! Love the covered passages 🛍🥗🍲💟
Glad you enjoyed it!
Couldn’t agree more about Monoprix. After settling into our living quarters, our first stop is, de rigeur, the Monoprix on Ave. de L’Opera. We stock up on all kinds of goodies: cheese, fruit, veggies, olives, chocolate, and, mais oui, a few bottles of good wine at very nice prices. Thank you for your vids. 🤙🏽
Cœur de breizh is actually a "jeu de mots" because Breizh means Brittany (la Bretagne) and braise which means ember in english . Coeur de braise means a passionnate heart .They play with the sound of both words. Nice video!
I recently found your channel and have been binge watching ever since. I lived and worked in Germany for over 30 years. Was a flight attendant for Lufthansa. Paris was my favorite city and I am enjoying watching you both share it with all of us. Paris is magical and there is a small, touristy, restaurant in back of Notre Dam on the Isle St. Louis. The exact name translated is 'As the old Galliers'. A basket of raw veggies on the table and delish ratatouille to your choice of protein. I visited there with my daughter just before we left Europe for Texas. Thank you for bringing back beautiful memories.
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Thank you Antoine and Colleen for these amazing videos. It helped us a lot during our trip. I was hoping to run into you guys on the streets of Paris to personally thank you. We tried the onion soup and profiteroles au Chocolat at le louchebem and it was tasty. I was looking for portable nebulizer for my 2 years old since the US one didn't work due to power voltage difference and every pharmacist and shop owner were very helpful
So informative. Realized while watching just how different shopping has become here in the usa vs Paris (or Europe in general). Everything here is becoming online shopping...indicative of the internet society we've become. The human interaction so much a part browsing is gone. Wonder if Frommer's has a map of all Parisienne "street malls?' Will save this video..thanks again. Wisconsin.
You're very welcome ❤️
Super,you two. Everyday life areas and shops,tips and hints. Very practical and useful. Love this,because bored with touristic stuff. Those little corners and family boutiques looks very special indeed. Made in France,plenty of hand made and different. What more to ask for? 👍Thank you
Great job! I used to be a clothing buyer in the US and have been to many of those great streets! Always looking for new shops and great fashion.
I never knew about the covered passages...another gem of a tip! Thank you! I can't wait for my December trip. The both of you come up with ideas for visitors that are so unique, interesting and authentic. Many thanks, M
they are great on wet winter days! And there are a few dozen more beyond those that Colleen mentioned. Google "top 10" or "favorite" paris passages.
Merci Colleen and Antoine 🇲🇫🌹About to leave for Paris-Loire Valley and I'm to the moon and back with excitement! Celebrating 50 years ago I taught school in Paris. (Ooh la la I'm 72!) Appreciation to both of you for all the Paris joy you deliver into our lives every Saturday❤ you make Paris easy, affordable and fabulous.
Bon Voyage!
I love L’Artisan Parfumeur! In Australia it costs over $300 a bottle. So worth it! I’ll definitely be shopping there in November when I visit France for the first time!! 💗🇦🇺
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My sister-in-law lives on rue de Lourmel in the 15eme arrondissment. It's a lovely little neighborhood and she's got a great view of the Eiffel Tower from her flat.
How wonderful!!
Is she perhaps renting the appartment or know anyone who’s renting a room or studio? I like that area !
It is a great area with a wonderful cheese shop at the top of rue Lourmel near metro Dupleix.
Thank you 😊
Some hidden gems in my view are Rue de Passy in the 16th with high end brands as well as neighbourhood shops. Another one is Rue de Levis in the 17th..
Rue de Passy was on the list but didn't make our top 10 😞
we are visiting Paris next year ( May ) and your videos have been inspirational! I am a fan of walking around, discovering streets like the ones on this video. I am not very enthusiastic about standing in lines for museums or tourist attractions, I think the city in and of itself is the star!
Discovering the nooks and crannies of Paris is the best!
I am leaving in 20 days and same as you. I love to walk and feel the city.
I’m thoroughly enjoying your videos and looking forward to my next visit to Paris even more thanks to you guys. Love how Antoine’s French accent is developing over the series. Merci beaucoup 😊
AH, Antoine was born in France, and came back after decades in the U.S. So maybe he's losing his American accent :)
Great suggestions! My wife and I are having lunch at Le Cafe du Commerce as I’m writing this and will be headed to Monoplix when we’re finished.
Much love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️ 💙
Im an adult and im intrigued by the kids toy store because i like to buy myself toys. Its just not different than make up to me.. I play with make up too and with paint brushes and canvas.. And toys are equally works of art sometimes.
I love them!
Lovely video as usual. I have an idea for you, if I could share! Authentic Parisian food in London.
It would be unique as content. Though you have to take Eurostar back and forth, yet requesting you to make a series.
Paris … clothing stores. Are there any stores that sell clothes for the plus sized gal?
Love all the quirky and hip shops and restaurants in Le Marais.
Hi Frenchies, thanks for your content. I'm not a shopper when traveling. I prefer to spend my money and time on experiences. But I was wondering, does Paris have a couple of times a year designed for sales like Italy? Are there outlet malls?
Yes, January and July are sales times. There is an outlet mall outside of Paris. It seems to be a big destination for people traveling from Asia or Arabic countries. Don't underestimate the charm, quality and value of some items at local markets or in the covered passages. There are boutiques all around that are hidden gems as well. They are fun to discover while exploring the city.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel Great! I'm looking forward to the passages. I've been to Paris 4 times and I've never been there. I've also never visited the catacumbs. There's always a reason to return to Paris... I want to dance by the Siene.
Thanks for your lovely videos.
Ooohh, I would love one of your puzzles but, alas, no space to relax and put one together! As an aside, how you went to Paris before meeting Antoine…but that’s another story!🤫 also love it when you guys pronounce correctly le Metro names…i mispronounced so many of them when I was there too many times…each trip I did get better though…enjoyed all these wonderful places, merci!!!
Thank you!!
What/Where would you recommend to stay for more affordable price but still close to shops and stores.Planning to go next year. Thanks!
stay in St Germain (6th) or Le Marais (3rd and 4th)
We loved Monoprix, Mas du Roseau and Fragonard!!! Your videos really helped us when we recently traveled to Paris ❤️
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What a wonderful video, I felt like I was following you and having a great day in Paris! Thank you so much Colleen and Antoine! And I just ordered your puzzle, looking forward to receiving it and start working on it - so happy to support you in a small way and have a little part of your work in our house! ❤
Thank you!
Fabulous reliving my solo trip in 2005. You two are relatable & adorable 🎉
Thank you!
In Thanksgiving: ( USA 🇺🇸 ) : btw: Media Technical Support People and Staff at “ Les Frenchies “ ( Presentation) : btw: thank you 😊: again : thank you 😊
I recommand rue d'Auteuil for food and rue de Passy both in 16th and rue du Faubourg saint Honoré (8th?)
Super fun video as usual and thank you for mentioning GLAZED, that’s a new one for me! (Have you been to MOUSTACHE?)
My wife and I will be in Paris August 1-11 for the Olympics. Our hotel is in the 9th. It’s our first trip to Paris (my wife’s dream trip), and she definitely want to check out the places in this video. Maybe we’ll run into you doing one of your videos. We’d love to thank you personally for all the great info that’ll make our first trip much smoother!
You look great in that pink/purple blouse! Love your vlogs. I am coming to Paris in five weeks. So exited!🌷
But why couldn't you show as well the luxury places of Paris since they are typical too, even from the street without getting inside : just a presentation of the Palaces (the parisian category of great hôtels where only the Ritz strangely lacks) and of the few really luxury streets, like avenue Montaigne, rue Saint Honoré or place vendôme or even residential streets for rich people in the same 8th ardt like Parc Monceau or place François Ier, in the 16th ardt, like villa Montmorency (private only I think), avenue Foch or the boulevards George Mandel and Henri Martin or in Neuilly with the boulevards du Château and de la Saussaye? The Champs Elysées are for tourists and have not much luxury shops (Vuitton, Guerlain for ex.) and its boutiques are strangely often... in works (17 right now!), so the task could be difficult there, but this avenue can't be forgotten. In fact, Paris is not always sunny and pleasant like in your videos. When it's rainy and cold it's sad and less attractive.
It's the memory of buying something on the Champs Elysees that justifies the higher price.
You work very hard to give you viewers valuable information in a very pleasant way. Thank you.
Looking for the classic striped marinier. What store would have this style?
Thank you so much for this video! We are staying in Le Marais during our trip in May. I love the map, metro stop, and specific street names and areas in your videos. Your information is so practical and helpful. I am going to have my children watch your video about ordering at a French restaurant. The concept that the French don't allow substitutions is very foreign to them. Have you ever thought about doing a video on French Brands that can only be found in France? For example, regional cosmetics, kitchenware, perfume, clothing, etc? We discovered the Lourmarin brand of sunblock, lotions, etc, when we were in Provence. It would be wonderful to find something like that in Paris. Thank you again!
4:36 Rue des Martyrs is one of my favorite streets. My friends and I joke that such a lively street would have such a sad name. LOL
I wondered who were the martyrs?
ain't that the truth 😅
Colleen I must say, that you look beautiful in that pink and navy blue blouse and navy pants. Nice video, thank you.
Paris , are you ready for me to? Hope so ! I’m coming late October 2024
I guess we accidentally picked a hotel near the Rex Theater. You’re absolutely right! There are many places to shop right near me!
great location!!
@@LesFrenchiesTravelDefinitely! And I’m walking to La Calife as I’m typing this comment. You’ve made our first trip to Paris easy and enjoyable!
@@LesFrenchiesTravelLoved your shopping suggestions. We’re walking to Samaritane Pont-Neuf tomorrow! I hope I don’t need a GoFundMe page after!
I was wondering how hard it would be to get prescriptions filled...Do u have to have a prescription from your own doctor in the US, or do u have to see a doctor there and bring a local prescription ..im diebetic and cant carry a lot of insulin for a long trip unless it stays cold. Or what if they loose my lugage with my meds, would i be able to fill them there. Also, when shopping is there a limit as to what, or how much u can buy and bring back to the US?
With ur recommendation I visited Rue de Rennes - i loved fnac and uniqlo. Thank you.
I use my kislux as a work bag and have had no issues at all. It’s a comfortable bag, fits a good amount and hadn’t lost its shape. With that being said, I also take care of all my bags and don’t carry a water bottle, pens, keys or an hing that can damage the interior.
What’s that place in a garden like setting at 11:22 minutes? Is that like a restaurant? Love your videos ❤
Hi, Colleen and Antoine! What a nice info! I'll be staying in a hotel near La Motte-Picquet Grenelle Station and I'm very happy you guys gimme some inspirations on where to shop in the neighborhood :D
Anyway, I want to ask for your recommendation, so I'm gonna take a train from Amsterdam, arrive at Gare du Nord, and I've already booked a hotel near La Motte-Picquet Grenelle Station. What would you recommend, taking a metro or a taxi to reach the hotel? I'm kinda worried that my big luggage will piss people off in Metro (?) or that's normal? lol.
Merci :)
The taxi range at Gare du Nord can be a little dodgy, I would avoid it as the metro entrance is right in front of train arrivals, easy to find. I would recommend buying your metro ticket in the train (you can do it on the Eurostar and some international train lines) so that you don't have to fiddle with your pocketbook/credit card in the train station (it is a dodgy train station and you want to leave it quickly, especially if you are alone). The safest and easiest way is take line 4 from Gare du Nord to Raspail station and at Raspail take line number 6 until you reach La Motte Piquet. It is much safer to change at Raspail than Strasbourg St Denis which is always crowded and full of pickpockets and the like. Hope you have a nice trip, La Motte Piquet is nice area.
@@hubertinepankhurst1161 Woaah. Thank you so much for your response. It's packed with information. haha.
So, it's better to take Metro line 4, make a stop in Raspail, and then take line 6. Well noted. Thank you for the tips, I really appreciate it. Have a great day! ✨🙌☺
@@staniastaniaa best way to reach La Motte Piquet from Gare du Nord in my opinion.
Hi there, does any one know where I can get affordable perfumes in Paris, that’s not too far?
Your content has been my holy grail for my November Paris birthday trip . Great job good explaining, just perfect
#ask hi, could you do a vlog just on the pharmacies? I'm heading to Paris in December and this would be super helpful.
Great idea!!
Wow more great info for shopping in Paris, well done guys
Thank you 🤗
Wonderful video. Lots of great information. Thank you!
Best!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊
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So jay-walking is ok there😮🇺🇸
Amen 🙏 thank you lord Jesus
Monoprix is a French 🎯 exactly
I love your show! So want to be back in France! Mainly to eat, go to cathedrals and museums, and shops. Hopefully in a couple of years, maybe we could meet in Dijon - my fav place for excellent restaurants. Stay healthy and keep on filming...
Je confirme Dijon est une excellente destination culinaire ! Magnifique ville 🏙 historique avec ses vignobles mondialement connu et des vins de Bourgogne les meilleurs au monde sans contestation ! Ils ont des MOF en pagaille notamment des chocolatier incroyable !
Where can I go to get a bargain souvenir or gifts?
Love this!! Wish I’d seen this video before my trip to Paris. Next time!! Did I see a “Cocaine” flavored ice cream at Glaze??!! 😮😅😅
yes, they have crazy flavors!!
Does anyone know what their jobs are?
Are there any nice thermal baths in Paris?
I had to laugh when I saw the blue Citroen 2CV at 0:31. We booked a tour in the exact same car, license #DC 531 WX, a year ago. Unfortunately it broke down in a spectacular fashion moments after we pulled away from the curb. My wife was terrified by the experience. I was more sanguine, having owned and driven many antique cars over the years. Things happen. So much for our tour of Paris in a 2CV! Maybe next time (though I'd wager my wife will pass on it).
Oh no!!!
il faut aller dans la salle du bar-tabac de la rue des martyrs (an old song from an other time, il a changé le quartier).
other place for shopping :
- boulevard de la bastille, a nice market an lot of bikers' shop.
- rue de Belleville, cheap and real chineese things.
- Barbès, sérioulsy typical.
- near ''Gare du nord" if you need hindi things or drugs.....
salut et fraternité.
Merci 😁
4:41 The most famous cabaret is Chez Michou, 80 rue des Martyrs, where transvestite parodies of female celebrities perform while diners enjoy their meal.
true story
❤❤agree with Rue du Commerce
I think our "mind image" of the Champs Elysee lingers from those stylish 1950s Hollywood movies! Love Monoprix. I was a bit chuffed that i actually knew three quarters of those streets. Ive never yet been up the Eiffel Tower or in The Louvre. Id much rather do like in this film and explore the neighbourhoods.
Exactly 💯
Shopping!! Oh yes, shopping! That's my mother's hobby! 😂❤
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We enjoyed every clip you made. But it will be super happy for us if you can make a clip about how to still enjoy and deal with The France train on strike next week if our trip to Paris will be when they are on strike. What to do to get us to the airport if The France train is on strike during our stay in Paris. Thank you very much.
Great topic idea.
You two are such a cute couple…love your videos,they are informative as wells as fun to watch!! Thanks a million!!
Thank you for watching
Colleen, where would I find plus size clothing?? I only see skinny manequins in these stores...
Hi Dee, I'm not a size 6 either, and when I went into the boutiques, a couple of the sales ladies said, we have more sizes in the back. Alternatively, the department stores typically offer more sizes.
Another great video. I love finding unique shops so adding all these to my to-do list. And I just ordered the beautiful puzzle!
Yay, thank you!
You will make a video about a bicycle trip in Paris around Paris something byriver bikes road
Great idea
Nice video. Sad to see how the Boulevard St Michel once a busy shopping street, now with so many shops closed.
All economies around the world have been effected...
I tried to order the puzzle but although it showed the price in Canadian dollars, it would not accept my Postal code. In Canada the format is "A1A 1A1" but it would not accept it with or without the space and any combination of upper and lower case letters.
The message I got was that this address was not supported and the Postal code was shown in red.
Sorry about that. Has this been resolved? We understood that the sales system and shipping company were set up for that.
Can you tell me what type of sling bag you are wearing? Thank you 12:15
It's a Swiss Army bag (I've had it for a long time)
یه زن و شوهر شاد و اهل گردش ..من شما رو دوست دارم.فرح هستم ❤