Lucile, my wife and I just concluded a trip to London/Paris/Rome. We heeded your instructions regarding Paris, having watched all of your videos and purchased your Google map, which was very helpful! We enjoyed a café and pain au chocolat at your favorite neighborhood boulangerie, Mamiche. From there we walked to the Sacré-Coeur basilic, where we made the climb to its peak! What an incredible view of the city! We also visited the Square des Batignolles. We enjoyed lunch at Dose across the street. We also loved our dinner at Bien Élevé! These are just a few of the highlights!
@@LucileHR By the way, I know you are not... ummm... overly-impressed? by the Eiffel Tower… having grown up around it… But I wanted to let you know as an American first-timer in Paris, I was very surprised by how awe-struck I was standing at the base of the tower prior to our ascent to the top. (It was nighttime.) I was completely overwhelmed by the visceral reaction I had as I gazed up at this incredible iconic structure. I just couldn't believe I was standing there. I'm still in awe even as I reflect on that moment. Perhaps it was more of what it represented, a dream come true. We were there. In Paris. With our impending visit to the Louvre the next morning. Something my wife has talked about since the day I met her, and married her 38 years ago. All of that was wrapped up into that one moment.
This was a fantastic video Lucile! It put together so many pieces for me (especially the windmill - I saw it when I visited and didn't realize it was a whole thing). I hope you do this for all the other neighborhoods of Paris!
Thank you so much for saying this!! I’ve always loved that windmill haha I might do that for my other favorite neighborhoods if this video is well received :)
While walking my dog this afternoon, I recited TS Eliot's poem "Sweeney among the Nightingales," and thought especially about the line "The nightingales were singing near the convent of the Sacred Heart." I came back home and saw your video, which prompted me to wonder whether the Sacre Coeur in Montmartre was the source of inspiration for Eliot's line. It turns out that Eliot, who knew Paris well, wrote the poem (first published in 1918) shortly after the cathedral was completed. He also wrote in a letter that the reference to Sacred Heart was meant to be contemporary, rather than medieval, as others had suggested. This makes sense, since the following line of the poem, by contrast, has the nightingales singing at Agamemnon's death in long ago Greece. So, I am convinced that his Sacred Heart is indeed Montmartre's, save for the transformation all things real undergo in poetry. Thank you so much for helping me realize this!
Lovely video! Thank you! I’d love to recommend the book The Only Street in Paris: Life on the Rue Des Martyrs by Elaine Sciolino to anyone who’s keen to learn more about the history of the area. It focuses more on the bit in the 9th (and the history around the division) but it’s also a great story of her life as an NYT editor who moved to and settled in Paris with her family. I was spending a lot of time in Paris for work and found it to be a wonderful historic / autobiographical read 😊
Thank for the video. I love Montmartre and have been there a few times, most recently this past February. I walked around Rue de l'Abreuvoir and it is quite lovely. On the west end of it, near Buste de Dalida, a man was selling crepes from a push cart bicycle. I also loved hanging out at Square Suzanne Buisson. I stayed at a hotel a block south of Anvers. It was a modest room indeed but the view was a magnificent view westward. The hotel was in an area that really didn't have any tourists at all, yet it was a short walk to the bottom of Sacré-Cœur. I don't really mind the crowds at Sacré-Cœur. There are a lot of people but it seems we're all just hanging out on the steps enjoying the view, like we could all be locals at a park just enjoying the day. It doesn't seem as chaotic as, let's say,Palais de Chaillot. If I lived there(one day), I definitely would go there on a regular basis, especially in the morning. Anyway I have to come back just for the that French Toast. I know this is long but your video inspired me.
Hello could you share the hotel you stayed? I’m here watching this video because I’ve been scared of staying in Montmartre after almost everyone warns me about this area being dangerous and some tell me that it only depends on what part of Montmartre we are staying. Is it true that Montmartre has a “good” area and a shady area. For a person who hasn’t been there before, it’s so difficult to identify what street or block would be a decent option to book a hotel. I hope you see this message and give me some advice. 🙏
@@sammi0816 Hi-I don't know if Montmartre has a good area and a shady area. It might in some respects but that can be said of any neighborhood in Paris or anywhere really. We stayed at Hôtel du Square d'Anvers. The room was very average and was more than adequate for sleeping. As I said above, my room looked out west onto Paris, it was a lovely view-It's possible you could get a room facing the courtyard. I also liked them because the let my friend check in before me. I paid for the room but my friend was arriving a few hours before me and they let her check in with no issues. They were also nice. As you can see when you google the hotel-it is close to Sacré-Cœur. As soon as you cross Blvd Marguerite de Rochechouart. It is very touristy so there are lots of people there. If you go to the top to Place du Tertre, west of Sacré-Cœur, there is a cafe Carette, that has the best hot chocolate. I believe just south of the hotel is not touristy at all. On the same block is a typical Parisian bistro, Le Grand Comptoir d'Anvers. We went their for breakfast a few times and dinner. It was frequented by locals. Across the street from there, on Ave Trudaine is Boulangerie Léonie, a coffee shop that is also frequented by locals. And right across the street from the hotel, in the park, they set up a market every Friday. Ask my any other questions. If I could do it all over again , I'd be a travel agent/tour guide.
You brought back great memories of climbing the hill to Sacre-Coeur, we stopped half way up to eat our bread and cheese on the curb, while the Madame of the shop behind us watched like a hawk that we didn't dirty up her street, and we were very careful not to! The Cathedral is magnificent and the art was appalling, you are absolutely correct about that, I had so hoped to see some original work. After our visit to the Cathredral we wandered through the neighbourhood and it was beautiful. I would like to come back for a longer stay someday, Thanks for sharing!
Hi Lucile, we're heading to Paris in December. Could you make a video on what to do in Paris in winter? For example: Christmas market, what's open, what to wear etc. We're from Northern Australia and completely unused to cold weather.
Hi Lucile, Thank you for this video. It looks like we are arriving in Paris on a good weekend and staying in Montmartre. Will definitely make it to the wine festival! I love your presentation and your super cool demeanor. Greetings from Chicago!
Lucile, I saw your video about which districts one should visit, where I learned about Montmartre. So when I visited Paris, I went there and it really was my favorite! Thank you for the great recommendation!
My wife and I visited Montmartre, did the touristy things, took the petite tram around, then walked the north side like you explained. This video reminds me of that time. Thanks. We also found a Salvador Dali museum just to the west of the Sacre Coeur.
J'adore ! One of the nicest neighborhoods in Paris.😊 Kozy was such a great brunch, so happy we went and also the hotel spa looks like such a nice peaceful break. I have added Boulom to my list :)
So beautiful . You are such a breath of fresh air. Ive always wanted to know france from the eyes of a local. Please travel all through france. Talk about everything french Art music science history literature EVERYTHING
Lucile, your videos are making me fall in love in Paris! I am visiting Paris this december, How many days would you recommend for a visit. I do want to include Disneyland as well in it.
Hi Lucile, I love your videos. My partner & I took your advice and are currently staying in a beautiful apartment right on rue des Levis. As an ex-chef and food lover, it’s paradise for me. We usually stay in Le Marais, but I think Le quarter des Batignolles will be our Paris home in the future! Thank you for your videoed, you’re doing an excellent job!!
Bonjour Lucile! Awesome video and as always super informative. I’m taking the whole family to Paris for 7 days next July of 2025 and you have made our touring schedule so easy with all of your insight and also so hard with the many, many amazing districts in Paris that you have detailed 😁.
Bonjour Lucille! Thank you for this video! I specifically had Montmartre on my list to visit to get a portrait drawn of me and my husband, but it’s nice to see it is also very beautiful! Coincidentally we’ll be there during the grape harvesting festival. Have you ever been?
Yea, no “running” around Paris for me. “Flâneuring” around town is more in keeping with what I like to do and how I like to do it. Thanks for giving us a glimpse of the less turista side of Montmartre. And that buffet? One more place to seek out. So much to do and see and so little time😩
Every year I go to Montmart area to have dinner and take night time pictures after the tourist go back to their hotels, but never think about to look to the LEFT side on Rue Saint-Éleuthère. And there's the Tour Eiffel. Hahahaaa. Thanks.
I meant to stay in Montmartre for the second half of my trip to Paris in November, but I accidentally booked an Airbnb more on the south part of Clignacourt. Looks close enough, so hopefully it should still be good. Basically right in the upper right corner of the outline you drew for recommended area to stay (pretty much across the street from the Marcadet - Poissonniers metro station).
Hey 👋 😊 Lucille, it's jamie. It was great seeing 👀 👍 you again! You're absolutely beautiful as ever ! Not just physically but! Your whole being ! You're intelligence and warm heart ❤️ and storytelling are also beautiful. You mean the world 🌎 to me, my very good 👍 friend ! And seeing 👀 old Paris was lots of fun! I give this video 📹 100 percent thumbs 👍 up! I love ❤️ you soooooo much, Lucille, buddy never ever forget ! Jamie ❤❤😊
Bonjour Lucile! Absolutely love your videos. I watched almost all of them! One question I have is that, whenever I try to go to MontMartre ( from Pigalle) I am faced with people who try to scam me and sell me wristbands and I hate it. Is there any other path I can take to avoid these people and get to the top? I'm going back to Paris next week for the 7th time next week and I'd really love your help! thank you.
How is Paris for people with allergies? I have severe gluten intolerance and milder nut allergies. I was in Melimontant and ate a lot of Middle Eastern foods with fries, and I also shopped and made my own eggs and GF toast for breakfast. DO you have any other suggestions?
Ouf I remember that Abbesses station, I spent so long to approach the surface when taking the stairs, and I discovered that there was an elevator when I came back.
Montmartre is very pretty and picturesque I agree but it’s nowadays 100% packed with tourists and instagram spots seekers… so not the typical parisian spot for locals 😊
Lucile, I love your videos, but people need to know that the artists at the Place du Tertre have been trained in fine arts schools (comme Beaux Arts), and they are selling their original works here in the square. They are required to paint here and cannot just bring paintings from their ateliers. So although you are absolutely right about the stores surrounding the area selling made in China stuff that you shouldn't buy, when you purchase art from the artists at the Place du Tertre, you are buying original art from the artist. I think it's one of the best souvenirs you can get from Paris!
Yes! I absolutely agree with you, I’m talking about the shops around place du Tertre! The controversy has also opposed the actual artists to the shops that sell made in China paintings!
Hi Lucile, I hope you see this message. Could you confirm if this hotel address is in the good area of Montmartre? 16 Rue Tholozé, 75018 Paris, France I’m trying to know if this is ok to stay. I don’t know if this hotel is considered in the North side of Montmartre like you say is quieter. Is our first time visiting Paris. Thank you! ❤❤❤
We were in Paris last week and skipped Montmartre because we'd been before. We stayed in Clichy-Batignolles and visited Musee d'Orsay, the National Archives, Chartier Boullion and went to a gig at Le Hasard Ludique. A great 3-day trip.
Salut, J'ai peut-être eu la chance de vivre plus de décennies que vous, je me rappelle que Venise était dite la ville la plus romantique d'Europe jusqu'à il n'y a pas si longtemps que ça. Maintenant il est dit que c'est Paris. Pourquoi ? Masse touristique et idées reçues, ce n'est nullement objectif. Pourquoi Toulouse, qui est mille fois plus belle que Paris ne serait-elle pas la ville des amoureux ? Subjectivisme. Payer 2300€ de loyer pour un appart, vous devez vraiment très bien gagner votre vie pour vous le permettre. Paris ville des nouveaux bourgeois, plus que de l'objectivisme, une logique, la réalité. Je préfère habiter Bruxelles, ville la plus verte d'Europe, pas de petits parcs comme à Paris, des énormes parcs dont on ne fait pas le tour en cinq minutes, des bois et des forêts à la périphérie, pouvoir parler dans toutes les langues du monde, la meilleure street-food du monde, des gens qui se prennent pas pour le nombril du monde, qui ne considèrent pas les autres comme des Untermenschen. Bref, le contraire de Lutèce. Si c'est juste pour avoir une vue sur la Dame de fer, non merci. Tout ça est artificiel, Paris est artificielle, tout ça repose sur une renommée touristique, pas plus. Plus loin je vis de Paris mieux je me porte. Adieu.
EU banks ATM machines charge Americans 30% USD to EUR exchange rate. What are EU banks doing with this extra MONEY ?…..What are the French doing with all this Tourist generated MONEY ?….They should use this MONEY to Repair and Help Rebuild France. The People of France Need to Demand a Better why of Living.
Lucile, my wife and I just concluded a trip to London/Paris/Rome. We heeded your instructions regarding Paris, having watched all of your videos and purchased your Google map, which was very helpful! We enjoyed a café and pain au chocolat at your favorite neighborhood boulangerie, Mamiche. From there we walked to the Sacré-Coeur basilic, where we made the climb to its peak! What an incredible view of the city! We also visited the Square des Batignolles. We enjoyed lunch at Dose across the street. We also loved our dinner at Bien Élevé! These are just a few of the highlights!
Wow, thank you so much for your nice comment, this means so much to me and I am so happy to read that you had such a nice trip :)
@@LucileHR By the way, I know you are not... ummm... overly-impressed? by the Eiffel Tower… having grown up around it… But I wanted to let you know as an American first-timer in Paris, I was very surprised by how awe-struck I was standing at the base of the tower prior to our ascent to the top. (It was nighttime.) I was completely overwhelmed by the visceral reaction I had as I gazed up at this incredible iconic structure. I just couldn't believe I was standing there. I'm still in awe even as I reflect on that moment. Perhaps it was more of what it represented, a dream come true. We were there. In Paris. With our impending visit to the Louvre the next morning. Something my wife has talked about since the day I met her, and married her 38 years ago. All of that was wrapped up into that one moment.
I would love to see videos for visiting in winter and for vegetarians. Thank you!
This was a fantastic video Lucile! It put together so many pieces for me (especially the windmill - I saw it when I visited and didn't realize it was a whole thing). I hope you do this for all the other neighborhoods of Paris!
Thank you so much for saying this!! I’ve always loved that windmill haha I might do that for my other favorite neighborhoods if this video is well received :)
That buffet sounds wonderful.
Thanks for inviting me to our staycation Lucile 😍❤❤❤ Such a great video!
Lucky she didn't forget to send that invite.
While walking my dog this afternoon, I recited TS Eliot's poem "Sweeney among the Nightingales," and thought especially about the line "The nightingales were singing near the convent of the Sacred Heart." I came back home and saw your video, which prompted me to wonder whether the Sacre Coeur in Montmartre was the source of inspiration for Eliot's line.
It turns out that Eliot, who knew Paris well, wrote the poem (first published in 1918) shortly after the cathedral was completed. He also wrote in a letter that the reference to Sacred Heart was meant to be contemporary, rather than medieval, as others had suggested. This makes sense, since the following line of the poem, by contrast, has the nightingales singing at Agamemnon's death in long ago Greece.
So, I am convinced that his Sacred Heart is indeed Montmartre's, save for the transformation all things real undergo in poetry. Thank you so much for helping me realize this!
Lovely video! Thank you! I’d love to recommend the book The Only Street in Paris: Life on the Rue Des Martyrs by Elaine Sciolino to anyone who’s keen to learn more about the history of the area. It focuses more on the bit in the 9th (and the history around the division) but it’s also a great story of her life as an NYT editor who moved to and settled in Paris with her family.
I was spending a lot of time in Paris for work and found it to be a wonderful historic / autobiographical read 😊
What a great find this channel is!
Thanks for all the tips on great places to visit. Wow!
Thank for the video. I love Montmartre and have been there a few times, most recently this past February. I walked around Rue de l'Abreuvoir and it is quite lovely. On the west end of it, near Buste de Dalida, a man was selling crepes from a push cart bicycle. I also loved hanging out at Square Suzanne Buisson. I stayed at a hotel a block south of Anvers. It was a modest room indeed but the view was a magnificent view westward. The hotel was in an area that really didn't have any tourists at all, yet it was a short walk to the bottom of Sacré-Cœur. I don't really mind the crowds at Sacré-Cœur. There are a lot of people but it seems we're all just hanging out on the steps enjoying the view, like we could all be locals at a park just enjoying the day. It doesn't seem as chaotic as, let's say,Palais de Chaillot. If I lived there(one day), I definitely would go there on a regular basis, especially in the morning. Anyway I have to come back just for the that French Toast. I know this is long but your video inspired me.
Thank you so much for such a lovely comment! I really enjoyed reading your experience :)
Hello could you share the hotel you stayed? I’m here watching this video because I’ve been scared of staying in Montmartre after almost everyone warns me about this area being dangerous and some tell me that it only depends on what part of Montmartre we are staying. Is it true that Montmartre has a “good” area and a shady area. For a person who hasn’t been there before, it’s so difficult to identify what street or block would be a decent option to book a hotel. I hope you see this message and give me some advice. 🙏
@@sammi0816 Hi-I don't know if Montmartre has a good area and a shady area. It might in some respects but that can be said of any neighborhood in Paris or anywhere really. We stayed at Hôtel du Square d'Anvers. The room was very average and was more than adequate for sleeping. As I said above, my room looked out west onto Paris, it was a lovely view-It's possible you could get a room facing the courtyard. I also liked them because the let my friend check in before me. I paid for the room but my friend was arriving a few hours before me and they let her check in with no issues. They were also nice. As you can see when you google the hotel-it is close to Sacré-Cœur. As soon as you cross Blvd Marguerite de Rochechouart. It is very touristy so there are lots of people there. If you go to the top to Place du Tertre, west of Sacré-Cœur, there is a cafe Carette, that has the best hot chocolate. I believe just south of the hotel is not touristy at all. On the same block is a typical Parisian bistro, Le Grand Comptoir d'Anvers. We went their for breakfast a few times and dinner. It was frequented by locals. Across the street from there, on Ave Trudaine is Boulangerie Léonie, a coffee shop that is also frequented by locals. And right across the street from the hotel, in the park, they set up a market every Friday. Ask my any other questions. If I could do it all over again , I'd be a travel agent/tour guide.
You brought back great memories of climbing the hill to Sacre-Coeur, we stopped half way up to eat our bread and cheese on the curb, while the Madame of the shop behind us watched like a hawk that we didn't dirty up her street, and we were very careful not to! The Cathedral is magnificent and the art was appalling, you are absolutely correct about that, I had so hoped to see some original work. After our visit to the Cathredral we wandered through the neighbourhood and it was beautiful. I would like to come back for a longer stay someday, Thanks for sharing!
Hi Lucile, we're heading to Paris in December. Could you make a video on what to do in Paris in winter? For example: Christmas market, what's open, what to wear etc. We're from Northern Australia and completely unused to cold weather.
Love the north of Montmartre. Stayed there last time we were in Paris by Jules Joffrin which was a great area too. Love the look of Boulom!
Such a charming video! I visited Paris in 1995 but never got to Montmarte. Would love to visit after seeing your vid. That buffet looked amaze.
I hope you get to visit :)
Perfect timing. I just finished bobby's new video.
:D
Wow! What a nice staycation! The food in that restaurant looks amazing! Thanks for a such an awesome video!
Thanks you so much for watching :)
you have the best videos of Paris. I envy your lives.
That's so nice, thank you so much for watching my videos :)
We are staying in pigalle right now because of your previous video! And it is just as you said! But those steps to Sacre Couer, whew!
And now that I finished the video, the buffet looks amazing! We work I. Restaurants but do not speak French really , is it ok to go there?
Gorgeous area to live with so much history! Thank you for sharing with us.
Hi Lucile, Thank you for this video. It looks like we are arriving in Paris on a good weekend and staying in Montmartre. Will definitely make it to the wine festival! I love your presentation and your super cool demeanor. Greetings from Chicago!
We spent a full day there when we visited two summers ago-gorgeous!
Lucile, I saw your video about which districts one should visit, where I learned about Montmartre. So when I visited Paris, I went there and it really was my favorite!
Thank you for the great recommendation!
My wife and I visited Montmartre, did the touristy things, took the petite tram around, then walked the north side like you explained. This video reminds me of that time. Thanks. We also found a Salvador Dali museum just to the west of the Sacre Coeur.
J'adore ! One of the nicest neighborhoods in Paris.😊 Kozy was such a great brunch, so happy we went and also the hotel spa looks like such a nice peaceful break. I have added Boulom to my list :)
Thanks for making me discover this spot :)
La Paris est un ville magnifique! Merci Lucille! 🙌 🇨🇵 🗼
I'm super excited. I'll be staying in Montmartre in November for a week, and have been watching all your videos with anticipation!
I'll be staying here in the north part soon! I'm so excited 🥰
Wow! Your hometown looks so beautiful, Lucile. I love it! ❤️
Thank you for watching :)
I once stayed in the Montmartre neighborhood. It was delightful!!
Thank you for the video. It is really interesting to learn more about places visited
We were in Paris in December. We loved Montmartre. We had lunch at Maison Rose, and the food was fine, the experience wonderful.
thank for your video sharing talked about the beautiful neighborhood ❤❤❤
just visited last week, this video made me miss it all over again!
Were coming to Paris in Friday!! From So Cal to celebrate our 25th anniversary, thank you for your helpful videos!
Hi lucile, I was in Montmartre the other day - for the 10th time I think - and I remembered your suggestions. Merci beaucoup pour ton video 🙂
So beautiful . You are such a breath of fresh air.
Ive always wanted to know france from the eyes of a local.
Please travel all through france.
Talk about everything french
Art music science history literature EVERYTHING
Lucile, your videos are making me fall in love in Paris! I am visiting Paris this december, How many days would you recommend for a visit. I do want to include Disneyland as well in it.
I'm so glad I was able to go here earlier this month!
In China, the factories are located in Yiwu and Qingdao.
Hi Lucile, I love your videos. My partner & I took your advice and are currently staying in a beautiful apartment right on rue des Levis. As an ex-chef and food lover, it’s paradise for me. We usually stay in Le Marais, but I think Le quarter des Batignolles will be our Paris home in the future! Thank you for your videoed, you’re doing an excellent job!!
Bonjour Lucile! Awesome video and as always super informative. I’m taking the whole family to Paris for 7 days next July of 2025 and you have made our touring schedule so easy with all of your insight and also so hard with the many, many amazing districts in Paris that you have detailed 😁.
That makes me so happy to read!! Have a great trip :)
Thanks for taking me around Monmatre Paris! I will have to visit Paris someday!
We have visited the same streets in Montmartre, 2 days ago 😊
Lucy you are amazing as always
Bonjour Lucille! Thank you for this video! I specifically had Montmartre on my list to visit to get a portrait drawn of me and my husband, but it’s nice to see it is also very beautiful! Coincidentally we’ll be there during the grape harvesting festival. Have you ever been?
Awesome job Lucia top a like for you.
Thanks for watching!
Yea, no “running” around Paris for me. “Flâneuring” around town is more in keeping with what I like to do and how I like to do it. Thanks for giving us a glimpse of the less turista side of Montmartre. And that buffet? One more place to seek out. So much to do and see and so little time😩
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Wonderful place and nice video🌷🌷
Really enjoyed this one thanks!
so dreamy! I can't wait to explore Paris (:
thanks for the videos!
btw - I've to say that you've got fantastic flowing long hair! Merci!
Every year I go to Montmart area to have dinner and take night time pictures after the tourist go back to their hotels, but never think about to look to the LEFT side on Rue Saint-Éleuthère. And there's the Tour Eiffel. Hahahaaa. Thanks.
Next time I visit Paris.I definitely want to see more local communities
I meant to stay in Montmartre for the second half of my trip to Paris in November, but I accidentally booked an Airbnb more on the south part of Clignacourt. Looks close enough, so hopefully it should still be good. Basically right in the upper right corner of the outline you drew for recommended area to stay (pretty much across the street from the Marcadet - Poissonniers metro station).
Yes that’s fine too!! More rough around the edges but still very cool :) enjoy your trip!!
Hi, could you tell us how they charge for the buffet..it looks so good..thks, David in California..love your videos
Hey 👋 😊 Lucille, it's jamie. It was great seeing 👀 👍 you again! You're absolutely beautiful as ever ! Not just physically but! Your whole being ! You're intelligence and warm heart ❤️ and storytelling are also beautiful. You mean the world 🌎 to me, my very good 👍 friend ! And seeing 👀 old Paris was lots of fun! I give this video 📹 100 percent thumbs 👍 up! I love ❤️ you soooooo much, Lucille, buddy never ever forget ! Jamie ❤❤😊
Wow great advise
Bonjour Lucile!
Absolutely love your videos. I watched almost all of them!
One question I have is that, whenever I try to go to MontMartre ( from Pigalle) I am faced with people who try to scam me and sell me wristbands and I hate it. Is there any other path I can take to avoid these people and get to the top?
I'm going back to Paris next week for the 7th time next week and I'd really love your help!
thank you.
SO MANY tourists there!
How is Paris for people with allergies? I have severe gluten intolerance and milder nut allergies. I was in Melimontant and ate a lot of Middle Eastern foods with fries, and I also shopped and made my own eggs and GF toast for breakfast. DO you have any other suggestions?
It's looks extremely delicious❤😊
It was so yummy!!
@@LucileHR thank you for shearing those amazing places. Sometimes Paris in your videos looks like my hometown Baku.
Oh I was in Baku a week ago and thought the same thing for some buildings!!
@LucileHR have you visited F1 race? Hope you liked Baku ❤️
ahh such a classic call of duty map Lol 😂
Nice vídeo, thanks!
Thank you! :)
wow superb video
Ouf I remember that Abbesses station, I spent so long to approach the surface when taking the stairs, and I discovered that there was an elevator when I came back.
enjoying this
Thank you for watching!!
Bonjour! If you could do a food tour in Montmartre or Le Marais which would you choose? I'm visiting in a month and a half:)
My daughter and I are going in march. She is a vegetarian. Any suggestions for ordering…. Trying to learn French, but any short cuts?
My calves remember those stairs too well.
Montmartre is very pretty and picturesque I agree but it’s nowadays 100% packed with tourists and instagram spots seekers… so not the typical parisian spot for locals 😊
Lucile, I love your videos, but people need to know that the artists at the Place du Tertre have been trained in fine arts schools (comme Beaux Arts), and they are selling their original works here in the square. They are required to paint here and cannot just bring paintings from their ateliers. So although you are absolutely right about the stores surrounding the area selling made in China stuff that you shouldn't buy, when you purchase art from the artists at the Place du Tertre, you are buying original art from the artist. I think it's one of the best souvenirs you can get from Paris!
Yes! I absolutely agree with you, I’m talking about the shops around place du Tertre! The controversy has also opposed the actual artists to the shops that sell made in China paintings!
Lucile es guapissima !
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What’s the name of the hotel ? 🙏🏼
This reminds me of Christopher Moore’s Sacré Bleu. Apologies in advance if his brand of humor is not apropos.
Oh no , we bought a beautiful painting from one of the shops in Montmartre £200 - hope it wasn’t mass produced in China.
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Hi Lucile, I hope you see this message. Could you confirm if this hotel address is in the good area of Montmartre?
16 Rue Tholozé, 75018
Paris, France
I’m trying to know if this is ok to stay. I don’t know if this hotel is considered in the North side of Montmartre like you say is quieter. Is our first time visiting Paris.
Thank you! ❤❤❤
Larkin Islands
Hello gorgeous ❤❤❤
We were in Paris last week and skipped Montmartre because we'd been before. We stayed in Clichy-Batignolles and visited Musee d'Orsay, the National Archives, Chartier Boullion and went to a gig at Le Hasard Ludique. A great 3-day trip.
So much culture but so many tourists 😟 Is it like that all year round?
this is the place id visit and being European I would respect the privacy etc
Awesome neighborhood! Accept Jesus :)
you and bobby still together ?
Only locals come here.. Plus maintenant. 😂
Salut,
J'ai peut-être eu la chance de vivre plus de décennies que vous, je me rappelle que Venise était dite la ville la plus romantique d'Europe jusqu'à il n'y a pas si longtemps que ça.
Maintenant il est dit que c'est Paris. Pourquoi ?
Masse touristique et idées reçues, ce n'est nullement objectif.
Pourquoi Toulouse, qui est mille fois plus belle que Paris ne serait-elle pas la ville des amoureux ?
Subjectivisme.
Payer 2300€ de loyer pour un appart, vous devez vraiment très bien gagner votre vie pour vous le permettre.
Paris ville des nouveaux bourgeois, plus que de l'objectivisme, une logique, la réalité.
Je préfère habiter Bruxelles, ville la plus verte d'Europe, pas de petits parcs comme à Paris, des énormes parcs dont on ne fait pas le tour en cinq minutes, des bois et des forêts à la périphérie, pouvoir parler dans toutes les langues du monde, la meilleure street-food du monde, des gens qui se prennent pas pour le nombril du monde, qui ne considèrent pas les autres comme des Untermenschen.
Bref, le contraire de Lutèce.
Si c'est juste pour avoir une vue sur la Dame de fer, non merci.
Tout ça est artificiel, Paris est artificielle, tout ça repose sur une renommée touristique, pas plus.
Plus loin je vis de Paris mieux je me porte.
Adieu.
EU banks ATM machines charge Americans 30% USD to EUR exchange rate. What are EU banks doing with this extra MONEY ?…..What are the French doing with all this Tourist generated MONEY ?….They should use this MONEY to Repair and Help Rebuild France. The People of France Need to Demand a Better why of Living.
Mind your figure Lucile😁
Haha but try running in Montmartre. Believe me you will earn your dinner :)
mind your business