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Tirumala Venkateswara Temple is a famous Vedic temple in the hill town of Tirumala, near Tirupati in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh. It is around 600 km (370 mi)[2] from Hyderabad, 138 km (86 mi)[3] from Chennai and 291 km (181 mi)[4] from Bangalore. The Tirumala Hill is 853m above sea level and is about 10.33 square miles (27 km2) in area. It comprises seven peaks, representing the seven ...
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Introduced By A Female Lawyer STUDENT 🧑🏻🎓 Excellent Job Well Done Thanks BBC Producer 🙌
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I loved the movie, thank you 🙏 😻
Amazing documentary and host bravo!
If that is all Paris has to offer, I would have been very very bored... I was not bored living there!!!🎆
No Paris was NOT born " in the aftermath of the Freemasonic revolution - This "tour guide" sounds like a garden variety communist.😥
Wonderful! Thanks so much... my favorite part was seeing Rodin's sculpture "The Kiss"... merci from the USA 😉
Love this.
Cool city of Paris
I liked this a lot except for the use of the cliche “live, work, and play” it’s so trite. Sorry to be a nit picker,otherwise really interesting.
World's most famous revolution? Not
Am I the only one who has to watch this for my French class?
I am just watching this rn and trying to get 15 facts for my class
So cool
This documentary is one of my favorites, perfect on a rainy day particularly.
As I watch on a rainy day, feeling safe and comfortable <3
arrête d'agir comme un touriste
going into the sewers seem crazy, but educational.
Fantastic! Thank you for creating this! It is Informative, Artistic & Beautiful !!!
Beautiful. C’est vraiment jolie. J'étudie Francaise à Louisville
Siempre Paris estara en mi me te y corazon ..vie la France alle
I missed it. What market did she recommend?
A little bit different from traditional BBC documentaries, as a French person, she may have shown a more genuine Paris, I can see more of this city's traits through her illustration, verbal or just by walking along the street, I can feel everything is in French style, um... including her accent :)
The chef bouncing at 6:39 is so funny. I love how the French seem to respect quality food.
As I watch this, I am amazed at someone I know who visited Paris with a friend many years and was actually BORED. HOW???
I just returned from Paris two days ago, having spent 9 days. It’s a magical bubble of magnificence.
What a glorious city! I only passed through very briefly one time to change trains, but I must return for a real visit. I could be happy just to wander as a "flaneur"!
I appreciated the grab you by the hand tour, compared to the ritzy, tour magazine type. This vid has a local charm that seems so original. I L💖VE PARIS 🇫🇷🇺🇸
Paris is my favorite city in the world, my connection to it goes back many mjany yeaars to my childhood in Augsburg Germany, don't ask, convoluted journey. The rue Mouftard is my favorite market street, roast chicken, potatoes, delicious fresh fruit for desert, grand feast. Sandriine moves through my favorite streets and neigborhoods, with me beside her. Her pronunciation is exquisite. Wonderful series, lovingly and beautifully done. salude Sandrine.
This is the best introduction to Paris.
Up More, Scandia. No Paris!
I'm out of here at 1:26. I can't stand those accelerated jump cuts. Paris is fabulous. I've been there and love it, but this kind of film making is cheap and gimmicky.
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Paris is over !!!! gone babygone !!! au revoir !!!!
What is the name of the photographer in 26:41?
Willy Ronis is the photographer.
thank you!
wonderful! If Paris didn't exist we would have to invent it.
poetic and philosophical !
One of my favorite cities. I enjoyed my time there in France even though I didn't speak or read French, but I did try my best to understand.
I'm sorry this is not for tourists. This info is for Parisians. You don't explain the names or locations. Great to watch but horrible guide.
Buy a map. Read a book. Explore and learn.
It's not called "Paris for tourists". Not all documentaries need to be info guides.
One of my favorite places thanks for sharing.
Would have been much more enjoyable with closed captions. Had great difficulty understanding her French accented English
You must be kidding. I had no problem understanding.
Wow. Really? Oh, I get it. You're from Kentucky? Alabama? No, Birmingham! Jesus XRZT
Just open your ears and listen!
Merci for this, but is there another episode? She refers to "next time" at the end.
look up "Paris blood and chocolate" and paris bohemian rhapsody for part 3
Elegantly done. Paris is my favorite city in the world, second is Bordeaux.
Deem M Paris, Marseille and Versailles are my number ones.
I would love a visit.
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Great video. Have been to Paris twice. As to the French Revolution being the world's most famous revolution, may I suggest the American Revolution? The AR had and has to this day the most global impact. OK, she's French, I am American. :-)
+Jeffrey Lockhart As a non-French and a non-AMerican I can clearly see the impacts of the French revolution, but barelly of the American one. If you think about it, the American ''revolution'' was a war of independence. The French Revolution was against the Old regimes of Europe and forwarded most European nations and societies towards modernism and new liberal ideas. The USA has have a huge impact on the world, but the AR didn't play much since the USA remained very isolated until world war 1 and world war 2.
+hillcon45 the American Revolution was the first and most successful of its time. While you can argue that the French Revolution is more famous, you can't say it was more important due in part to the fact that it wasn't terribly successful. The AR was important because it triggered revolutions all over the world. Oh and they left the winningest army in the world which is pretty damn impressive and important. Probably not as famous as the FR though, I'll give it that.
+hillcon45 : I think the FR could be more likened to the Russian or Chinese revolutions where the new order was established by a military dictatorship while the people had no power to elect leaders or change social policy. Yes, the AR was for independence, but it was the revolution that the French Comune Revolution failed to achieve... governance for the people, by the people. And to avoid the possibility of a dictatorship, the president is limited to two terms.
I, as a non-American and as a non-French, heard of French Revolution many times, but not much about American revolution; even though we are not overly fond of France here. We are mostly neutral
And may I say it was practically thanks to France you won that revolution? Other countries help you too. Let's not forget them. I won't say you wouldn't become independent if they didn't help you, but it will be nice if some Americans give some credit to the countries that help them (not just France), and as unrelated as it is, they don't act like they only saved other countries in the two world wars, and they always win their wars all by themselves.
Very nice thank you!
If there was a perfect woman than it would be Sandrine. She is so sweet and charming. Paris is such a beautiful city. It's my second favorite city in the world after London. Unfortunately, this is not available on DVD in America. I would pay $100 for this DVD if it was available.
+Peter Parker It's a region 2 DVD. Used copies available. www.amazon.com/Paris-DVD/dp/B000NVI2CE
Peter Parker Really? Second?
I would visit this place and pay an average Paris citizen to give me a tour of the old places.. not the new, save the Louvre.
Thanks for posting this.
Excuse me?
One of my VERY favorite cities.
Haven't seen the full cut before. Only the edited version for Ovation TV here in the US. So...thank you so much!!
What is this hell video on