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Visit France - 10 Day Suggested Itinerary of France
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Where should I go in France? This video covers a nice itinerary for first time visitors to France. Our suggested France tour starts in Paris for a few days visiting the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomph, the Louvre, then off to Normandy for the D-Day beaches, then the Loire Valley for the Chateaux, and if you have time visit Provence for a few days.
Filmed in Paris, Normandy, and Amboise, France
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Tip from someone living here: enter Louvre from the metro/Carrousel du Louvre entry, there are far less people there. You can then exit via the main entrance and take fabulous shots of the Pyramide on your way out.
I stumbled on that by accident, its so much better.
I would absolutely love to see more itinerary for more places. It’s one of the most frustrating parts of going someplace I’ve never been with gauging how far places are from each other and if doing so many things are even possible with the given time.
Anyways, did most of these sights while in France, so this is a great vid for anyone planning on going to Paris. The Louvre is a MUST.
I am hoping to put more of these out so I am glad to hear they are liked. Cheers
M B
So you're either lazy or stupid (or both)
Sitting in a garden at Chenonceau watching a Wolters video about France... life is good. Thank you Mark, et al for all your advice that helped me plan this trip for me, my wife, and my 11 y.o. daughter!
There's a few years left if you want to see the construction work but you can add the Guedelon castle, built since the 90's following the medieval techniques
I'd combine Provence with a trip to Med. Also, would combine Paris with London or Amsterdam because of trains. Agree on France - great place and Paris is best tourist city anywhere. Great video again Mark.
Thanks Len!
I don' think we ever did more than two in a day, maybe three one day. Highly recommend getting out of bed early to beat the tour buses if you want to avoid the crowds at the better known Chateaus like Chenonceau or Asay le Rideau. Visiting Blois was a real surprise. The magic museum across from the chateau was an unexpected treat. Carcassonne, in the Languedoc, is a great place too! There is just too too much! Nous sommes Francophiles aussi!!🍷🍷Santé!
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Bayeux is by far my favorite town in France, you overlooked one of the most moving places to visit on the Norman coast other than the cemetary and that is a little church in Angoville-au-Plain where two young medics, Robert Wright and Kenneth Moore part of the 101st airborne Screaming Eagles were trapped treating the casualties during the D-Day invasion. They cared for both American and German soldiers during the fighting. The little church still has the blood stained pews, crakced tiles in the floor from a motor round that came through the roof but didn't explode. It is only about three miles from Utah Beach and you drive pst the road to the church on the way to Utah. It is a story that is not told very often but should be. It was documented in the PBS special call Eagles of Mercy and can be seen on youtube.
Visited Bayeux, amusing, especially the Tapestry. Went on the WW2 tour, we stopped and visited the church.
Thank you for this
Wonderful info for a first time visitor. I went to all those places on my first trip in 1995. I am obsessed with France.... have been for years.
Me too :) love visiting whenever we can get there
The intro was great!! Legendary you’re gonna go in the history books as one of the greatest!
Bonjour !
In May, I spent 4 days in Paris, then 2 in Bordeaux + surroundings with a stop at Chenonceau in the Loire Valley( rented a car) , then 2 in Nice + surroundings . Fantastic !
Linda Ciaravino Bonjour. I myself am taking my first trip to France this fall.. Nancy, Strasburg, Colmar, Kayersburg. mullhouse and a few days in Paris. My French isnt bad. Hopefully i can get by. Did you have any suggestions for a 1st time,in France?? Merci Beaucoup
Bordeaux is awesome
How was Nice, I'm planning to go next year. Saludos!
Yar Mc Naughton Nice was breathtakingly beautiful! Check out Vence and Menton as well.
That’s a good alternative itinerary.
Mark thank you so much for the information we will be adding Normandy to our list
It is a very different feel from other parts of france
Thanks you are great
Hi Mark. Very good video. Please make more like this. It helps to know more specifics/details about a city or region. Also, please make more videos on local travel specifics. It can be a little confusing when we get to a new bus or train station and want to take a day trip somewhere. Thanks for the great content!!!
I swear I've been looking up wolters world France itinerary for a few days and bam! Lol
:) I'm glad your mind control device kicked in and I got this out for you :)
Another great one. Love France and can’t wait to go back.
I love your videos Mark, you talk openly about cities and countries, good and bad things, all we want to know as tourists! Thanks a lot from Sao Paulo, Brazil!
If possible try to get advance tickets to Louvre and Orsay to save from standing in line so long. Enjoy you videos. Missing France.
Just got back from Italy, and planning a trip to France in a couple of years. Learning a little French too. Hey, a French tourist doesn’t expect us to talk to him in French, so I don’t understand why Americans get annoyed when french people don’t speak in English. This video is a good starting point. Thanks so much.
Would love to see more itinerary videos. Great info.
My friend left yesterday for France I told her watch this site and say Hello in French in every restaurant and thank you in French .
In Provence, don't waste any time in Nice (just another big city) but go north to Vence and St. Paul de Vence for a half day visit for a taste of the real Provence and then travel 2 hours to Moustiers Ste Marie, one of the most beautiful villages in Provence and spend the afternoon and evening there. This is a great center of faience, a special type of pottery for which it's famous and finish off the evening with the best dining experience you'll ever have in your life at the restaurant of Alain ducasse, one of the great restaurateurs in the world.
Love your videos
Thank you!
Going next year, can't wait
You will love it. Have a great trip!
These types of videos are great from you
Thank you. We got some requests so I've tried to put a few together. Thanks for letting me know you like these itineraries :)
More of these would be great!
Definitely recommend France, I will go again in a heartbeat!
When my father was stationed in Germany we visited Normandy . Iwas overwhelmed with massive amount of people buried there. It was an experience of a lifetine.
OR: Paris- Dordogne- Bordeaux- Biarritz / Or: Paris - Burgundy- Annecy - Nice / OR: Paris - Champagne (Reims) - Lorraine (Nancy)- Alsace (Colmar/Strasbourg).
Well done. Most informative! Thank you so much. 🙋
You are very welcome
Wolters World 🙏🏼
Great info! France is my favorite country to travel in Europe!
Hoh. A "foreign" video about place to visit in France that suggests the Loire Valley, that's quite rare. A very good choice, especially for anyone who likes castles. Nice video!
We had a really nice time there
That's nice to hear. The only problem when visiting the Loire Valley would be going from one place to another I guess, without a car it can be a bit difficult to visit all you want to visit.
You really have visited a lot of places in France. Any chance you've also visited more.. "secluded?" (but famous among the french) places from the middle of France like Rocamadour ( www.visit-dordogne-valley.co.uk/discover/cultural-heritage/villages-to-visit/rocamadour )?
Great as always, i think those kind of videos are very enjoyable, i suggest you to do some others like this one, maybe about Italy? Salut
You know Mark I've been to France about ten times since 1978. Nearly a year's worth of time all told. I've never really even thought too hard about going to Normandy and the Loire Valley. Of course I know Paris quite well. But then again I'm not a typical tourist. Since I've been living in Alaska I average two months or three month vacation every couple of years. (We have different standards up here.) I almost took a World War Two trip in 2005, which certainly would have featured Normandy, but I switched to investigating puppetry (long story) which then had further ramifications on the rest of my life. (I've been invited to help create a puppet museum in Tbilisi Georgia.) I can understand the 14 day vacation idea, especially for Americans. It's certainly better than staying at home. But I really prefer deeper travel with a focus. Finding a way to get into the culture. My favorite places in France. Le Puy, Sarlat, Charleville-Mezieres, and Lyon. Lyon is amazing and no one really discusses it. It's in my top five cities in Europe. Thanks again Mark.
So agree with Sarlat, in fact the whole Dordogne River region is a no brainer.
The whole South West of France is a must. It's not just Périgord (which can be too crowded in summer). Try Quercy with Rocamadour and Saint Cirq Lapopie, try Corrèze with Turesne and Collonges la Rouge, try Aveyron with Conques and La Couvertoirade, try around Albi with the famous Cordes sur Ciel... There's a ton to explore here. Many castles in that region surpass the ones in the Loire Valley in my opinion, because they are older military castles. The ones in the Loire Valley are mostly ornamental.
Lyon is amizing ... what is your top 5 cities in europe?
Hi! Thanks a lot Mark!
Nice video and great advices, as always.
(Btw, in "Amboise", the "s" is not mute, it has to be pronounced like the "s" in "has")
Merci! French is not my strong suit as you probably could tell :)
Wolters World
You are welcome :) C'est moi qui vous remercie !
I would not criticize your French and my piece of advice is just a detail. On the contrary, I would rather congratulate you on learning and encouraging your fellow travelers to learn some key phrases in local languages, whatever these ones are :D.
Have nice trips!
What are your thoughts on Marseille, Toulouse and Bordeaux? I was hoping to also visit those places on a longer trip.
We've just filmed a long walk in Paris and found this really helpful to orientate ourselves, so thanks as always Mark.
Glad we could help :)
Great video! I really like the itinerary format. For your European Followers that come from countries close to France (like Germany) I would suggest driving to France by own car and doing your itinerary with the exception of Paris (leave that for a separate 3 day weekend trip by plane or train). As a kid in the 1980s and 90s my family spend 3 weeks every summer at the Atlantic Coast near Bordeaux, which has btw absolutely great vines as well. :-)
yes, good advice, as having a car is especially useful in places like the Loire valley, it helps a lot since there's more distance between the many places to visit.
More "to dos" for Paris:
1. Check out the Latin Quarter. There are lots of cute little cheap shops there.
2. Head to a bistro in the evening, sit at one of the outdoor tables, and enjoy a nice cocktail.
3. Enjoy a delicious crepe. There are crepe stands and restaurants on every corner in Paris. I highly recommend a nutella crepe, as nutella is super popular in France.
4. Take a boat ride on the Seine River. I strongly suggest doing this during the evening so that you can watch the Eiffel Tower light up before your very eyes as you're riding along the river and listening to an Edith Piaf chanson blaring through the boat's speakers. This was my favorite moment when I was in Paris.
5. Have one of the local street artists create a portrait of you and/or your loved ones. But remember to not pay for the full price! Instead, you barter for a cheaper price. Trust me, you've save some money. I made the mistake of paying the full price of 60 euros (which today would be about $70 USD), and I absolutely regretted it in the end.
6. Walk through the pretty gardens. The Tuileries Garden is a great place to start, but it's not the only garden worth strolling through.
Love your reviews.
there is so many good other place, I would really advice Alsace Auvergne and Bretagne. For me Alsace is the second thing you should visit in France after Paris
I know. It's so hard to make these. I LOVE Nancy. So beautiful. The polish king who lived there really left some cooler influences
The Haut Koenisbourg medieval castle in Alsace is awesome.
In Normandy, plan to spend a half-day or more in the old-city.portion of Rouen (not pronounced Rooon as Mark says it but two syllables roo-anh with the nasal "n" ending). It is the old Norman Capital where Jeanne d'Arc was burned at the stake. As Mark says, the Cathedral which was the subject of one of Monet's series paintings is not to be missed. Actually , the first thing you need to do on arriving is to take the little train on wheels that leaves from the tourist office every hour or so and takes you on a complete tour of the old city so you can get an idea of what you want to go back to see. When you visit Mont St. Michel, allow a couple of hours to visit the town of St. Malo about 25 minutes away in Brittany, one of the most charming small walled coastal villages in the north of France.
Hello Mark. I'm French and I love your videos about France. It shows how foreigners see France
Have you ever come to Britanny (except Saint Malo or Rennes ) and what do you think about it ? I'm from Britanny so I'm curious and I obviously think that it's the greatest region in French
It's been while since I've written in English so pardon my French ;-)
Yeah aside from rennes and st malo just a wee bit outside of rennes. Actually Brittany was wear I really noticed for the 1st time the warm and hospitable nature of the French people. It really was where I finally grasped what true french people are. The warmth and hospitality. I was a lot younger and it made a great impression on me about how the ride paris waiter stereotype people have for all of France really was just a Paris waiter thing. So it was a true eye opening experience.
We really are nice people ! thank you four your response :)
I’m from California, but my wife is Nantaise and we spent our honeymoon in Bretagne.
Must-see places are Quimper (pronounced “cahm-PAIR”), the megalithic cairns of Carnac, Brest (castle is great, and we went to an amazing seafood restaurant in the harbor), and the pink rock coast of Perros-Guirec.
Similar to Normandy, drink cider (and their apple brandy Lambig) and eat seafood. BUT do eat crepes and galettes as often as possible, as this is their place of origin. Galettes are the savory variety, the type you get for lunch of dinner. Crêpes are the sweet ones, for dessert (NOT breakfast, to my fellow Americans). The varieties are endless, and I recommend eating these daily!
Bretagne (Brittany) is far too underrated.
These itinerary videos are very helpful! Are you planning on doing one for Italy any time soon?
I have one for poland. One for a 1st time in Europe. And this France one uploaded. I have an Italian one filmed. But I need to edit together. And I have a few other countries too I need to put together. Glad to hear you like them
I LOVE your Itinerary ideas, already...hope can upload an entire series...Europe is AMAZING...thanks, Mark, 🐆🐛as always.
Paris😍. My favorite city! I did prefer Musée D’Orsay to the Louvres. But I love french impressionists! Two things I tell people to do in Paris... 1.Cimetière du Père Lachaise and 2. Les Catacombes. I adored Avignon! Such a beautiful medival city. Thanks for the tips Mark! Now you’ve given me the itch to go back to France😉
I think in Loire valley you forget puy du fou park .... It is unique historic park ranked 6 out of 25 in the world as per tripadvisor
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Very helpful video and thanks for sharing. Paris is on my bucket list..do you recommend using a travel agent? I will have 7 to 10 day exploring the region. Thanks in advance.
I wish youu could a video on italy's transportation system regarding taking the subway and bus to move around the city.
I will be back in Italy teaching next year and will try to put something together
This confirms my desire to see more of France than just Paris. Renting a car would probably be easier. Was finding car parks easy enough in these towns?
Why do we have to rent a car? The driving conditions are quite different from those in the states and how much natural beauty can you see if you must do the driving. You have to keep focused on the road.
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I have a question. How much cash do i need to bring along with me when i arrive at France customs? Because I checked their website and they require you to bring the certain amount of money with you depending on your accomodation. Lets say if you prove it to them that you are staying at hotel then you have to have 120 euro per day. So 30 days of travel will be 30 × 120. If you have someone to host you then its 32.5 euro per day. So I wonder if i have to bring all the cash with me to meet these requirements?
One thing that is nice is going the stairs of the Eiffel Tower up to the second floor. I think it is cheaper and the line is way shorter!
way shorter
Thank you for information
Do you have any information or comments about MONT BLANC MULTIPASS PACKAGE? If I join one of your travel packages can I get more info? I have watched and appreciate so many of your travel videos over the years. I have a trip booked for Chamonix from June 16-19, 2023.
Cool video Mark. I am going to US next year April. Can you please do a 10-12 days Itinerary video for (South West US) California, Nevada and Arizona?
Hi mark great video but we need more europe itinerary please
If you have the full two weeks I'd rather visit Brittany on top of Normandy & the Loire Valley. Also if you're doing the D-day beaches, don't miss the big cliffs at Etretat, they're a must.
Provence is not about cities in my opinion. Avignon and Arles are an appetizer. The real Provence is Alpilles and Luberon for the villages, and Verdon for the gorges. A lot of Americans who saw quite a bit of France told me the gorges du Verdon were their favorite thing.
But to me, as a Frenchman who saw every region of France except the islands, I'd say the best are : the Alps (especially Queyras, Briançon, Ecrins, Vercors), French Catalonia (for the mountains, the côte Vermeille which trumps the côte d'Azur, and the villages like Eus), the gorges (not just Verdon, but also the gorges du Tarn and gorges de l'Ardèche), for a coastal destination I'd say the North of Brittany (from Mont Saint Michel to Presqu'île de Crozon) and finally the villages of the South West (the Périgord, Quercy, Averyon, and around Albi, so much to do here). If you haven't seen those regions, I urge you to do so.
The drive from \Amboise to Avignon is not that close, its more than 6 hours drive. I would check out Orleans instead on the way back to Paris or Charles de Gaulle
Please make another video like this of Italy🇮🇹
I will :)
Wolters World great! Italy is my dream destination🇮🇹!
I would definitely include Lourdes on a vacation to France, considering its history and relevance to Catholicism, whether or not my husband and I would need its healing waters.
Is it easy to drive around France (with the exception of driving in Paris). I understand they drive on the opposite side of the road (I'm an Aussie)
Just like you said, It's very easy outside of Paris. Highways are everywhere. Some roads are very scenic in regions like the French Riviera, Provence, Dordogne, the French Alps... However, some medieval villages/cities are 100% pedestrian in the old town, so you have to park just outside of it. And when it's not 100% pedestrian, some streets can be narrow in the old the town. But most of the time you just park in a easy access parking.
Thanks!
You are welcome
Bonjour.. Commet Allez Vous?? Enchante Mark. Jai M'appelle Aaron. Merci for Showing a Long Bon Voyage in Francais.. Merci Beacoup. Can't wait to,Visit France this Fall.. A La Prochaine, Au Revoir! 🇫🇷🇫🇷
It's always a great country to visit :)
Wolters World Thanks Mark. You will be making,My trip there ever better. 😀
Hi Mark, I've gone to France a couple of times but I've never rented a car, what car rental companies would you recommend?
We typically use europacar
Great, thank you
Wow french grand prix tomorrow and then this pops up lol you did that on purpose mark.
:)
Do you have one of these for germany
Why are there so many typo errors in the captions?
Love your videos. But why do you call Rouen for Rhone?
Pari is a nice city , need a week to feel the vibrancy. You wanna feel that vibrant city, stay at Montmartre arrondissement.
Bordeaux
Riveria
Monaco
Nice
Strasbourg
Normandy
How easy is it to travel between towns in France? Do I need rent a car or public transportation?
Train is fast and easy
Mark, have you all been to the walled-in town of Carcassone....amazing and mideval...Reminds me of Dubrovnik and the wall is free to walk on...yay! 😉
Author Kate Mosse writes books set in Carcassone. I’m sure it’s fascinating.
You'll probably need 5 years to visit the country 😄
What brand of hire car do you guys get?
Europcar
No interest in mountains, Wolters ? I recommand you to go skiing in Chamonix valley or Mégève, or during summer during "green season" it is wonderful for a hike in Alps. I just got back from a trip to Mont Blanc and we had 30 degrees C. at 3200 metres, it was marvelous. Other regions I like in France is south west. It seems sometimes like a trip in the past.
Annecy is gorgeous too!!! 😉
Mark , thought about you earlier today. I was in St. Louis on business and ran into an English tourist while in line at the Gateway Arch. He flew into Chicago, rented a car, and is driving all the way to Santa Monica, CA making various stops along the way. I didn't catch how long his vacation was, but I just thought to myself that he is going to be spending SO MUCH TIME driving. And he isn't a first time visitor either, but it seems he's spent most of his time along the west coast. I just kept thinking of your advice of picking a region and focusing on that to prevent burn out. I hope he has enough time to take a day off here and there and enjoy some small town life in the southwest or have a good time in a bustling Texas city to prevent burn out
Sounds about right :) if they have the time go for it, but yeah, pick that reason and focus. We drove CT to NC and the traffic and weather have been so bad a 3 hour drive has been taking 6 hours. Its brutal.
+notthegoatseguy Chicago to Santa Monica is old *_Route 66_* which is intriguing to some international travelers. I was asked about Route 66 by a local in Bangkok and another in Sydney.
Good point. The guy was wearing a Route 66 pin.
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I’m going to London for my first trip to Europe so I am doing a one day trip to Paris what do you recommend
I'm guessing you are taking the Eurostar train. So take early train to Paris and later train back. So Louvre 1st and hit the big three mona lisa winged victory and venus de milo (get the map when you get in as all 3 are highlighted in the map) so dont send a ton of time as you dont have much. Next isle de la cite with Notre dame. Grab lunch in Latin quarter. Then grab the tourist cruise boat from near isle de la cite or Latin quarter down to the Eiffel Tower. Hope it there and just walk around the base to take it in. You want have time to wait in line to go up but you have time to take it in from the park behind it. Next walk or metro to the arc d triumph (sp) and then walk down champ's elysee road back towards the gardens in front of the Louvre. Grab the metro back to the station and head back to london. You aren't seeing everything but you will see a lot and give you an idea for a longer trip next time to paris
Wolters World awesome thank you so much
Thanks for all your videos I love them. Can Roselyn please share the name of the clothing store she goes to in Paris? Also, does she recommend any in Rome? Thank you again😉
Isabel Anderson my favorite dress shop in Paris is Heroines on Rue Abbesses. There are lots of lovely shops all around Montemartre. In Rome I shop away from tourist areas, there are several local designers you'll find on smaller side streets.
The frogs
And they are quite tasty when done right
Ive seen so many videos about France, Paris in particular, how it's no longer "french" in 2018 with all the pushy peddling. What are your thoughts? I no longer consider traveling to Europe again as high on my list 😕
Just videos pushing their racist agendas.
Yes, there is a large immigrant population in Paris, but please don't let that deter you from exploring and enjoying the fabulous City of Light. You can still enjoy some French culture there and even more of it if you visit the smaller towns and villages.
I mean if you visit well known places in France most of the case you'll get in contact with other tourists or peoples from the tourism industry, as migrants aren't especially living near those places... Now if you plan your trip with buying the cheapest hotel you can find then it could be in some place you won't like, especially in paris, sure, that could lead to some bad encounter, especially if you look like a foreign tourist, but that should be obvious. If your hotel in new york is in the Bronx because it was the cheapest you found, you can't really complain about security when walking out of your hotel right?
I never experienced any problem from immigrants in Paris. Overwhelmingly they are lovely. The dodgiest scene I saw while there was some local French drug addict/drunk who was all dishevelled and twitching unpredictably. I gave him wide berth. Yes, the tourist areas are plagued by pushy salespeople and scammers of all races. But that's true of any major tourist city.
I spent a week in Paris recently and wanted to see the Catacombs, but the Catacombs were on strike the whole time.
That has happened a few times on our trips to france... we actually half joke bet before we go what's going to be closed because of a strike
Would you consider making a video on Los Angeles?
Yes. I just haven't had time to get one out together sadly.
i love south france...lol...best food ...sexy french guys ...lol
The wurst place of all only the zuid is nice to go
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Sounds boring. I have to go for a wedding. Good video tho.
Well, Paris, the French Riviera or the French Alps are far from being boring trust me... Normandy and Loire Valley are not the place to be in France, but with all the castles and the medieval villages, they are full of history and good food.
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Americans only get 10-14 days off *per year* ? Wow.
Mark I have a one day trip please help I want to see what I can💝
When in France, go to the US cemetery at Normandy and remember all of the Americans who kept France from speaking German while they surrendered to Germany. Don't look for a WWII French Army museum because it only contains a rifle with a white flag on the barrel
OMG, if you are trying to be a guide for people, at least make the effort to pronounce the places correctly. In the old days, it was hard, but now you just click on internet and listen. And if you are actually there and still pronouncing them wrong, well you might as well wear a teeshirt with "I"m just an American tourist" printed on it. Next time you make a video about how not to stand out as a tourist in France, add don't mispronounce the place names to it.
Any tourists who want to visit the Normandy beaches should absolutely not ask for Cane (it doesn't exist) or Cannes (down south) or Rennes (in Brittany) or Rhône (a river also in the south). The beaches are near Caen pronounced Kaw-n or Rouen pronounced as it is written in two parts (Roo Awn). Amboise is pronounced Awm Boizzz.
I've actually often watched Wolter before, but this really makes me wonder about how accurate any of the stuff he says is. Any restaurant that has frogs' legs on the menu is almost certainly a tourist place only.
You can do much better
You talk at rocket speed.
No wonder you only need 10 days to see France.
Or is this again an example of American traveling?
Since it is a socialist country, can sick or injured travelers get free medical or dental treatment in France?
It depends
France is very much a capitalist country, but like every developed country (except of course the United States) they have universal health coverage for residents. I don't think you will get free medical treatment as a traveler, but costs for procedures will be much lower than in the U.S. For example an MRI will cost around $300 versus $1200 to $2600 in the U.S.
@@rosco0101 unfortunately the US is far behind Europe when it comes to civil rights, human rights, knowledge and is stuck in religious dogma and racism.
Well done. Most informative! Thank you so much. 🙋