South of France Travel Vlog | 12 day South oF France itinerary | BY SARV
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- Опубліковано 10 січ 2024
- SOUTH OF FRANCE TRAVEL VLOG: where to eat, things to do. South of France itinerary, Nice,
St. Stopez, Aix-en-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, French Riviera, South of France Vlog
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Cool trip, nice places, fine video 👍👍
Thank you 🙏🏽 Glad you enjoyed it 😍🥰🙏🏽
Hello to you from South France (but on the other side, in the Pyrenees, I live in Perpignan since ten years, despite being a Parisian by birth),
De magnifiques vacances dans des endroits ravissants, cela fait rêver. Monsieur parle français sans presque d'accent, de même que vous, Madame.
Félicitations, car le français n'est pas une langue facile.
I'll continue in English, it will be easier for you. You delighted us, whether it was with the dishes you tasted or the landscapes you crossed.
I'm going to watch your Vlog about Paris since it's my hometown and I spent most of my life there. It will bring back memories of our beautiful capital I love so much.
« Douce France, cher pays de mon enfance, berçé de tant d'insouciance » (Sweet France, dear country of my childhood, lulled by so much carelessness) …as Charles Trenet sings so beautifully.
Have a pleasant day,
Hello my sweet friend...what a beautiful and wonderful comment 😍 Thank you for watching and for being here 😘 It always makes me happy to meet incredible friends from around the world but especially from my favorite country France 😍😘😍
I would love to hear about your favorite places to visit in Paris since its your hometown. My husband and I both lived in Paris (separate times, we didn't know each other at that time, it was when we were little) he lived there for almost 9 years and I was there for 1 year. I am currently in class learning French and hopefully, I can speak it very soon. It's definitely a hard language, I agree with you..
You made me so happy with you beautiful comment and so lovely having you here..Hope we can connect more.. Lots of love -Sarv ❤❤❤
@@BySarv Hello again,
Thank you very much for your lovely message.
Your friendly and funny husband said you worked in “Immobilier” (lol).
I myself worked for seven years for a real estate firm (a condominium manager), rue de Provence, in the ninth arrondissement of Paris (very close to Galeries Lafayette and the “Le Printemps” store).
For places that are a bit “different” from the usual tourist circuit, I can, for example, point you to the “Cité International Universitaire de Paris” in the Fourteenth Arrondissement of Paris. It is an astonishing place where you can see 40 buildings, most financed by patrons, industrialists, and foreign governments.
We, therefore, have, from one building to another, the impression of visiting world architecture.
The park also received a star in the Michelin Green Guide.
The best thing to do is type the name into your search engine and perhaps choose a guide to accompany you. This will help you better understand this place and its different architectures.
In the same area, you will also find “La Butte aux Cailles,” a popular area that is relatively unknown to tourists (at least when I frequented this area a very long time ago, lol) and instead frequented by students.
There are many pubs, cafés, and restaurants, but also (from memory) a swimming pool classified as a historical monument.
In the same spirit as the Cité Internationale Universitaire, I also advise you to take a trip to the opposite, in the north of Paris, in Boulogne-Billancourt, to the garden of the Albert Khan Museum.
It’s a four-hectare park, atypical since it’s for a part composed like a Japanese garden. There are even pavilions with Japanese architecture (directly imported from the “Land of the Rising Sun” stone by stone).
But you can also see a French garden, an English garden, and a mini Vosges forest there.
It's so unusual that you can't think you're in Paris.
But rather than making an exhaustive list of places you could visit in Paris, I advise you to visit the “paris zigzag” website. This site includes lesser-known places in Paris and lists the best artisans (restaurants, bakeries, markets, boutiques, etc.) in the capital.
In waiting for the pleasure of reading from you,
Have a pleasant day,
Hi Beautiful friend… first of all I just wanted to say how happy I am to get to know you. Our dream and goal is to move back to France soon :) we just have to get everything done soon because I am counting down until I move to France.
I can’t believe you worked for seven years in Real Estate ( I knew I felt some kind of special bond and connection with you hahaha) Yes I have been in “Immobilier” for 17 years now and actually just Joined Sotheby’s International Realty which I have visited several location in the South of France and in Paris and met some wonderful people. Wow near Galeries Lafayette and the “Le Printemps?? I know exactly where that is..
Thank you for all your recommendations. I definitely do want a bit “different” from the usual tourist circuit. I have seen all the tourist attractions and now we have been trying to learn where the locals go and enjoy and experience the true “Parisian experience”. I am mostly excited to visit the park you recommended because Parks are my absolute favorite spots in europe :) its also a possibility that when I lived in Paris, our parents took me and my 2 younger siblings to parks and it was our favorite childhood memory. So that plays a big part. I have been to a park thats a bit further out and not a usual touristy place if you saw my Paris Vlog, I do talk about it :) The Paris Vlog from this year. But I also love the Busy parks (my favorite in the middle of the city is Jardin du Luxembourg, I can sit there for hours and hours and read books and just relax. We actually did part of our wedding photoshoot there. Our wedding was supposed to take place in St.Tropez and unfortunately 2020 Covid had other plans for us…hahahah so we ended up doing our 1 year anniversary/Honeymoon/Wedding photoshoot all after the lockdown was over :)
I am saving all of your recommendations for my next visit.
This is so nice I feel like I am writing you an actual letter, you are so wonderful to talk to and I am so happy I met you here :) You are so lovely.
Hope to hear from you soon..Lots of LOVE -Sarv
Bonjour Sarv! WWOW! This was a fantastic Vlog. What a beautiful place to visit - so much beauty, and the history is absolutely breathtaking. You did such an amazing job vlogging - I felt like I was there with you! I applaud you. You look stunning, I just love all the outfits you wore and those Celine sunglasses - they are so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing and taking us with you! Can't wait to see Paris 😊💕
Bonjour Dear Antonia, So happy you enjoyed it. I am so happy to hear you liked the style of vlogging :) I am trying to improve daily hahaha Can't wait to share Paris too.
Also.. Side note, I would love to send you that cake stand you loved on H&M but didn't find in Canada just a token of appreciation of your love on my videos :) . Could you please send me an email collabwithsarv@gmail.com
@@BySarv Oh my goodness!! Sarv, that is so very sweet of you, I cannot describe how that just made me feel - however I can't ask you to do that, it would be too costly on your part to ship to Canada. I am so touched by your extreme kindness, I cannot thank you enough 😊 I truly enjoy your channel and all the content you have provided so far and am looking forward to more in the future. Thank you Sarv, you truly are an amazing person 💕
You are the sweetest. You are not asking me to do it, this is something that I truly would love to do. Just a little token of appreciation. Please send me an email so we can exchange some information. Love having you here.❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@BySarv Thank you so much - I will connect with you via the email address provided 😊
What an absolutely darling vlog 😍!!! I want to go there right now. Thank you so much for the upload. You guys are so funny 😄. Loved it ALL 👏🏽👏🏽
So happy you watched this as it is one of my favorite places on earth. Glad you enjoyed it. ❤️❤️❤️ you should definitely go. You’re so much closer to it than I am 😂😅🫠
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How is the weather in early October?
Probably not beach weather but you never know. But super nice still. Not too humid. Not too hot not too cold. Honestly my ideal weather is early October in south of France 😅 definitely could do with 1 layer of clothing but has to be close to riviera. Will get colder if you go up like north of aix en provence. Then you’ll need a very light layer when the sun goes down. But warm during the day. Hope this helps 😅❤️
Super helpful thank you 🙏🏾
@@nirvab.1667 very welcome 🤗
she want to built some highways in the mountains ? lol
Not highway honey 😅 just a tad bigger road so 2 cars can fit since it’s a 2 way road
And who’s she? You know this is my video right? 🫠🧐