Cause they're so pretty and walkable. In most places in America and other countries that were influenced by their urban planning practices, you can't get anywhere without a car. :(
❤ Thank you for this beautiful visit, I am from Aix en Provence, I haven't returned for 30 years… It has changed a lot since I lived from 1976 to 1994... I had a pinch in my heart to relive beautiful memories. Thanks 😊
Just love it & with maps showing us the locations! So informative & seeing the beautiful stones. Now I think it’s the most beautiful town with their stones of any town in the world 🌍 He does an excellent job talking to us!!
We absolutely LOVE all of your videos, Janus. We like the way you show the map to give us some perspective of the area, as well as your love for cathedrals and showing us inside these churches and museums makes us feel as if we are there as well. Thanks a million!
When I went to the palace at Versailles, they said dauphin meant child king. And I went here literally today and saw some of these places. I think the central fountain with the Lions is way better than the dauphin fountain. And this day, October 13, the streets are pretty crowded, not like what you see here. On this Monday, the museums with the Picassos and the Cezanne’s are closed. But-at the Caumont Centre d’ Arts there is a 1/2 hour movie about Cezzane that was really very informative. Made me feel like I did not miss the other. The price of 6.5 euros to tour there was well worth it and takes an hour, if you follow the walking tour info they give you.
Thank you for taking me back to one of my favorite cities in the world! I rented an apartment in Aix for a couple of months earlier this year, about a 2 minute walk from Place Richelme. Aix is such a special place. I actually got a little sad watching your video because I miss it so much!
Thank you for this gorgeous video! I am delighted! This town is very charming! It is the birthplace of the great painter Paul Cézanne. He spent the last six years of his life in Aix-en- Provence. I like all the film about this town. Every place is delightful.
I love your videos. I always want to explore those beautiful town. I’m travel with my family leaving from Barcelona in cruise 🚢. My destination is England . I’m planning to travel in tren with my mom to France for 4 to 5 days and return home 🇺🇸 from France . Thank you! 🙏
25:42 "resonated" with me the most. 😊 I can probably easily spend an hour there just exploring. It was a "wow moment" for me to see the place where Cezzane lived. I find his work in still life very inspiring. I also admire the architecture and details that are well-kept and remains very functional to this day. (Wish we could have done the same for some districts in Manila...) Awessome vid. Thanks for taking us along, Sir J.✨️🫰🏻🫶🏻
I've noticed from viewing your videos that there is almost no graffiti in the Provence and Cote d'Azur towns. I know Marseille has quite a lot but there is so much more graffiti in Paris compared to the south of France. Thanks for this look at this beautiful city.
Thank you! That’s true, the historic center of Aix and some of the other towns does indeed not have many graffitis on the walls. Makes for a quaint and beautiful atmosphere
I was shocked that the speaker did not acknowledge the role of the courage and bravery of the American Third Infantry in liberating Aix from the scourge of the Nazis. An American flag is posted on that plaque for a reason, but the guide completely ignored this fact. I lived in Aix for a year as a student and was also shocked that he did not choose to show that Aix is a university town, preferring to focus on the Apple Store and similar drek that can be found everywhere.
I’m not sure which speaker you are regarding to. If it’s me in this video you may have confused with a different video? I do mention the WW2 liberation and did not visit any Apple Store.
@@januslog also I am planning 4 days for marseille, Avignon, aix-en-Provence and cassis; do I have to book night stay at every place or I can book bnb at one place and explore the other cities????
For the medieval feel you may want to visit some of the smaller mountain villages. While there are plenty of beautiful old houses in Aix, it feels more like a renaissance town to me
Aix is not a medieval town. It is mostly XVII° and XVIII° century (classical French architecture), except from the old churches and cathedral. Compared with Aix, Avignon is more a medieval town (if ever you come and visit the region).
My childhood city ! I moved to Paris for my studies but AS SOON as i finish, im going back there, my favorite place on earth ever
It’s such a beautiful place indeed 🌺🌺
I'll never gey tired if how excited foreigners get when they see our cities.
It’s an incredibly beautiful place 🌺
@@januslog I lived and worked here for several years, the wonder goes away after some time I am afraid..
@@melchiorlise2466 I can imagine it’s different when you see it everyday and the day to day challenges come in. But those you will have everywhere 😊
@@melchiorlise2466 Similar to a temporary Heaven, which gives us something to look forward when we arrive at the eternal Heaven.
Cause they're so pretty and walkable. In most places in America and other countries that were influenced by their urban planning practices, you can't get anywhere without a car. :(
❤ Thank you for this beautiful visit, I am from Aix en Provence, I haven't returned for 30 years…
It has changed a lot since I lived from 1976 to 1994...
I had a pinch in my heart to relive beautiful memories.
Thanks 😊
Thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed and the video brought back some nice memories
I've lived temporarily in various parts of France, but this is my favorite city in France.
It’s indeed such an amazing city 🌸🌺
How is the cost of living. How to rent a studio? Are the apartments a bit spacious?
Just love it & with maps showing us the locations! So informative & seeing the beautiful stones. Now I think it’s the most beautiful town with their stones of any town in the world 🌍 He does an excellent job talking to us!!
Thank you 🙏
We absolutely LOVE all of your videos, Janus. We like the way you show the map to give us some perspective of the area, as well as your love for cathedrals and showing us inside these churches and museums makes us feel as if we are there as well. Thanks a million!
Thanks so much
I really appreciate 🙏
Thank you! I had a good time are walking together with you !
Thank you for watching 🌺
When I went to the palace at Versailles, they said dauphin meant child king.
And I went here literally today and saw some of these places. I think the central fountain with the Lions is way better than the dauphin fountain. And this day, October 13, the streets are pretty crowded, not like what you see here.
On this Monday, the museums with the Picassos and the Cezanne’s are closed.
But-at the Caumont Centre d’ Arts there is a 1/2 hour movie about Cezzane that was really very informative. Made me feel like I did not miss the other.
The price of 6.5 euros to tour there was well worth it and takes an hour, if you follow the walking tour info they give you.
Thank you for watching and for the additional useful information 👍🌺
Thank you for taking me back to one of my favorite cities in the world! I rented an apartment in Aix for a couple of months earlier this year, about a 2 minute walk from Place Richelme. Aix is such a special place. I actually got a little sad watching your video because I miss it so much!
Thank you for watching! I’m glad the video brought back some nice memories 🌺
Thank you for posting this. We visited Aix in 2007 and are considering a return visit to the area. Nice to see it remains a charming town.
Thank you! It’s indeed such a lovely place. Happy travels to Aix!
It's difficult to choose just one favorite part of an excellent, all round video (as always) Janus 👌😎👍 Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks Matt 👍🌺
Thank you for this gorgeous video! I am delighted! This town is very charming! It is the birthplace of the great painter Paul Cézanne. He spent the last six years of his life in Aix-en- Provence. I like all the film about this town. Every place is delightful.
I agree, it’s such a charming city
And I’m a big fan of Cezanne 👍😊
Thank you for the great tour😊
Thank you for watching 👍🌺
Lovely tour and music. Thank you. Aix now on the top of my list!
Thank you for watching
I’m glad you enjoyed 👍😊
I love your videos. I always want to explore those beautiful town. I’m travel with my family leaving from Barcelona in cruise 🚢. My destination is England . I’m planning to travel in tren with my mom to France for 4 to 5 days and return home 🇺🇸 from France .
Thank you! 🙏
That’s awesome, wishing you happy travels 🌺👍
Another great video! I don't have enough vacation time!
Thank you 😊
Expatriez vous et venez "bosser "! en France où nous avons 5 semaines de congés payés ! 😂
En calculant BIEN 😊😊 ? vous pouvez avoir 7 semaines !,❤
Thank you for the tour. I liked listening to your pronunciations as I read the topics.
Thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job! Loved the video!!!
Thank you so much 🙏
Thank you so much.. you always make us to enjoy every minutes in your video ❤️
Thanks so much 🌺
Thank you for sharing this video is very informative. We will be visiting Aix-En-Provence next year in the summer.. I am taking notes!!!
Thank you!
Happy travels 🌺
Wonderful Provence, Janus 👍 Enjoyable tour as well. I heard that Provence has beautiful lavender flowers. Did you see them there? Have a blessed day:)
Yes, I did
And there are tons of lavender product shops there too 😊
Thank you it was so refreshing to see such a thoughtful presentation!
Thank you Daisy 🙏
25:42 "resonated" with me the most. 😊
I can probably easily spend an hour there just exploring.
It was a "wow moment" for me to see the place where Cezzane lived. I find his work in still life very inspiring.
I also admire the architecture and details that are well-kept and remains very functional to this day.
(Wish we could have done the same for some districts in Manila...)
Awessome vid. Thanks for taking us along, Sir J.✨️🫰🏻🫶🏻
Thank you Cris
I’m a big fan of his art
Definitely a great town to explore - and the whole region where he painted
Very informative video, I particularly liked seeing where Cezanne's studio is.
Thank you for watching 👍🌺
c'est beaux ville et soleil
Very beautiful city
It really is 🌺🌸
I was safe from doing too much shopping. I was there on Sunday, so not many shops were open. It’s very quaint and peaceful.
Haha, that’s probably indeed a good idea to go there in a Sunday 😅
Wonderful& informative! Merci beaucoup
Thank you for watching and happy travels!
Thanks for the video! I live here but never took the time to do tourism, it's nice to get some museum names 😄
Thank you 😊
Excellent info. Thank you so much
Thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
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I've noticed from viewing your videos that there is almost no graffiti in the Provence and Cote d'Azur towns. I know Marseille has quite a lot but there is so much more graffiti in Paris compared to the south of France. Thanks for this look at this beautiful city.
Thank you! That’s true, the historic center of Aix and some of the other towns does indeed not have many graffitis on the walls. Makes for a quaint and beautiful atmosphere
Great tour. Thank you.
Thank you! I really appreciate
This video is beautiful. What camera were you using? Thanks for creating!
Thank you!
I tend to use several cameras but my main camera was a Gopro, with some footage shot on my Canon M50, the DJI pocket and my iPhone.
I was shocked that the speaker did not acknowledge the role of the courage and bravery of the American Third Infantry in liberating Aix from the scourge of the Nazis. An American flag is posted on that plaque for a reason, but the guide completely ignored this fact. I lived in Aix for a year as a student and was also shocked that he did not choose to show that Aix is a university town, preferring to focus on the Apple Store and similar drek that can be found everywhere.
I’m not sure which speaker you are regarding to. If it’s me in this video you may have confused with a different video? I do mention the WW2 liberation and did not visit any Apple Store.
So nice! 😃 What month was this? Im planning to go in april/may. Will it be cold?
Thank you 😊
I was there in July. April and May might still be a bit cooler but you can be lucky and catch a sunny day
Happy travels !
how many days did u take to cover all these attractions????
I did this tour in one day. It’s all walking distance
@@januslog wow that’s helpful to me 🥰
Any suggestions for marseille and Avignon?
@@januslog also I am planning 4 days for marseille, Avignon, aix-en-Provence and cassis; do I have to book night stay at every place or I can book bnb at one place and explore the other cities????
@@garimaabrol6581 Marseille and Six are very close so you could just stay in the same place for those. Avignon is a bit of a drive
@@garimaabrol6581 yes, please check out my videos for those cities. You may like my entire South of France playlist 😊
Why haven’t you visit the art museum?
Which one? I visited three but there are surely more
I expect to see medieval stone houses but I didn’t see any in the video.
For the medieval feel you may want to visit some of the smaller mountain villages. While there are plenty of beautiful old houses in Aix, it feels more like a renaissance town to me
Aix is not a medieval town. It is mostly XVII° and XVIII° century (classical French architecture), except from the old churches and cathedral. Compared with Aix, Avignon is more a medieval town (if ever you come and visit the region).
I plan to move here for retirement this year, 2025!
That’s an awesome place to live in. Wishing you a successful move
@ I plan to paint everyday and drink wine & cheese! That is my dream!!!!!
ua-cam.com/video/kzd4c-jdYc4/v-deo.html chanson d'Aix en provence. Il y a, en fait, 140 fontaines
this towns name is not EX ... please .
Thank you for watching Elsbeth 😊
What is it, then ? In France, we pronounce "Aix" as "Ex". What would you suggest ?
"x" is inaudible in French.
Thank you Valentin. Except when there’s a vowel after it, right?
@@januslog I searched and I found you are right.
Aix is beautiful but much more better if you rather show de city lights instead of showing us your face in close up all the time. Thank you.
Thank you for the suggestion and for watching
Wow… Your parents gave you a very particular education ! How nice it must be to have dinner with you and your family 😂