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This is the third video of yours that I have watched in the last 48 hours. The only word to describe it properly is EXCELLENT! I would love to live in Paris but my budget would not allow me to do so; therefore, the next best thing is to gather as much information as possible and pay a yearly visit to it. I had the pleasure of visiting Paris twice (in 1999 and 2005) I remember excellent dinners in the 7th district and the wonderful Musée Cognacq-Jay. Thank you so much for all these great tips. All the best for 2025 and, last but not least, congratulations on your new apartment! Claudio.

I started "following" you a few weeks ago, mainly because I love Paris. Your charming nature and sense of humour make your captivating videos something special to look forward to. I congratulate you on the purchase of a new home, and as a cat lover, I am very pleased to know you have a feline companion (a kiss and a hug to Calvin). BTW, you look very Italian, you remind me of the Italian beauties that painters like Bonnat and Leighton used to portray. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina. PS: All the best to you and Calvin for 2025!

Very good work here. Thanks!

merci pour tes vidéos. je suis canadien (anglophone) et j'ai vécu à new york pendant quelques années. j'irai à paris plus tard l'année prochaine. en fait je n'aime pas trop les grandes villes et en regardant tes vidéos j'ai pas non plus envie à me héberger dans la ville. ça grouille de trop de monde, tout le temps. je suis introverti et c'est fatigant et énervant d'être submergé dans un vacarme constant, entouré en permanence par des gens. même à new york je préférais rester dans les banlieues un peu tranquilles par rapport à manhattan. je m'intéresse pas du tout au shopping ou aux soirées chargées de grands arguments qui ne mènent nulle part 😅 mais ce qui m'intéresse ce sont les jardins, l'histoire, l'art et les musées qui sont éparpillés tout à travers la ville. peut-être tu peux faire une vidéo sur les quartiers plus calmes et paisible pour les personnes introverties ? j'ai l'impression que c'est pas ta personnalité mais ça pourrait être intéressant à beaucoup de gens. merci par avance 💚

I have been to Paris 5x…but this was 20 years ago, but every single time I found individuals that would go out of their way to help me (One man walked me and my friend across the DeGaulle airport to get us to the right gate!) I was charmed!

You’re not a Parisian, and will never be if you’re not born, raised and live in Paris : it’s ok and it doesn’t really matter. But you don’t become a Parisian, you’re born a Parisian.

I did not listen to vid. BuT I swear I am not a troll. I imagine French telling us viewers. "Stop worrying about whether we like, respect or hate you." TH-cam keeps sending me vids about how to understand, appease, placate and avoid the mepris of the French. Oh la la. On s'en fou+ It's demeaning like trying to suck up to people at what you think is the cool table in a school cafeteria. Had I watched I bet the advice is sound, logical and something I totally agree with.

I remember 1 1/2 hours to commute 10.8 km on public transit. Bus, RER, metro, metro.

The french like people to suck up to them. I just can't do it. So you just have to accept being abused and smile and be polite about it. I can't do that either. It's not about politeness it's about lording it over other people. The insecure french person is the worse, so hard to deal with. I have so much to say. But a whole reinvention of French culture is needed in the modern world. To come from a culture that used to have so much relevance to one that is hanging on a string, must be crushing to the French ego.

Very nice informative video. It would be better if you would let the pop-up titles remain on the screen for a few seconds more so that they can be read.

Very nice! What arrondissement is this?

The 16th is my favorite part of Paris, from Passy right on up to the Arc. Beautiful architecture, great places to shop and eat and stay. And a mere 12-15min Metro ride to the 3rd or 4th. Oh, and Bois du Boulogne on it's doorstep.

i absolutely love your video how they look like 2000s programs, with the music and editing and videography and transitions!!!

It's just like my home state of California, but with funny accents and driving on the wrong side of the road. 😊

Congrats! Maybe you didn't think so but the video was fun 🙂And I'm sure you will be in love with your new place before you know it.

As a solo traveler I'm too self conscious to dine alone, so survive off of food to go. 😟 I have yet to enjoy a restaurant meal.

IN SOME CASE IT IS :) Bonne analyse, vous avez tout compris.

As a person with a bad back who has been to Paris several times I definitely don’t agree there are benches to sit on “everywhere.”

Nice fixer upper. Feliz primera navidad en tu casa nueva. 😊

I have been a real estate broker for many years, and that gives me a clear idea of ​​what this whole process has meant to you. That's why I want to congratulate you for going through all the challenges offered by such a change. A new home (yours 👌) and a new beginning. I wish you to gather in this apartment as many beautiful and unforgettable moments as possible. By the way, Calvin didn't sit around for nothing, he had come to inspect the walls and the quality of the renovation 🙄 :)))

This can be applied to Germany and few other countries. It's just common sense. As an European and à french man, this is very accurate.

Your content is so authentic.

Isn’t respect a mutual an universal principle all around the world where you treat others the way you expect to be treated yourself? Why fixate on the French (Parisians?)?

Sydney? Crikey, you must be taking the piss! Brizzy is the place to be. And definitely give Melbin a pass; it's full of whingers and the weather is shite.

I feel the same about Le Marais! I used to live there in 2017/2018, and then, I moved to Australia. When I came back in 2023 OMG I was so disappointed...

13:03 ... ... for that "Dad Joke" alone, +1 sub!

Point of order: 1) Congratulations 2) 15:53 Save The Cat 3) We don't know about your roof situation, but with a skyline, you may need to prepare yourself for the summer. I can only hope that room is not going to turn into a greenhouse.

Uh, one important piece of info was left out: how much was the apartment, if you don’t mind my asking? That would help others following your footsteps.

Such lovely and inspiring video! I kept saying “I know exactly how you feel” ❤❤❤ you are also such a lovely person! I have subscribed❤

Fantastic video ❤ did you grow up in France?

Love your style! Looks like a movie in some shots and the vibe reminds me of the good old days before social media and iPhones ❤ so appreciate that!

I always thought homeownership was an Anglo-Saxon fetish. I guess our word “mortgage” comes from old French. It is nice to own a piece of land and the sense of security that comes with it.

Amazing video.... very very engaging! Subscribed ❤❤❤

Hello I just saw the video and the joy and frustration is there. Trust me buying a home is hard but each time you open up the door you can say and you already did its mine which is a beautiful thing. And yes there is something about Le Marais ( I spent my Bday 2 years ago during Christmas holiday time). But I can see how over time it may change and possibly what drew you in becomes less attractive. Anyway congratulations, enjoy enjoy enjoy 😊

Well Aida nice going , you deserve it . Your new apartment looks so espectacular , i wish the best for you . Thank you so much ♥️ Hugs from Utah 🎄❄️♥️🌟🥰

First timer on this channel, but already subscribed! Love the content and the brief, to the point introduction to various parts of Paris. This information will be very helpful next time we go to Paris. Thank you!! ❤

Congratulations! That area has changed a lot: I picked up a car along avenue Jean-Jaurès, in the late 80's!!!! Fridge might not be level , by the way. ENJOY !

Congratulations!!

How strong you are bravo you did it❤❤❤❤❤ congrats New palce swity

Pourquoi elle criait quand la lumière dans la cave s'est éteinte ? C'était sa première fois dans une cave française ? Elle savait pas que la lumière s'éteint toute seule après quelques minutes ?

How much is your apartment ? I plan to live in Paris soon

36?

You are an inspiration. I think I will do a few projects on my Condo. Thank you can’t wait for the next video. Good luck. 😻

enjoyed ur video here from texas!!! so did u have a house warming party???

Congratulations on your new apartment. Great video. And yes, it is said that moving is one of the greatest stresses of life; along with death of a loved one, divorce or ending a relationship, loosing your job and number 4.....moving. Moving is listed as one of the greatest causes of divorce. But now it's done. Enjoy. Don't forget to put a moisture barrier (covering) on the walls of your cave so your things don't mildew. (I hate moldy shoes). Again fun video. Thanks.

Congratulations! Aida! What a brilliant move… I love the feel of your new apartment. Those skylights are awesome, and this apartment has such high ceilings and depth. Yes, remodeling can be challenging. I totally remodeled most of my 1926 era home in Seattle. But it can be so rewarding to accomplish that yourself. So I am totally impressed and I like how peaceful the new neighborhood looks. Good job!❤

My romance with Paris has always been with Paris. I visited with my ex spouse several times and still, my romance was with Paris. It’s magic. How you do it, Paris, je ne sais pas. Mais, surtout, J’adore Paris.

Mon dieu! J’adore le Marais. Please don’t ruin it with capitalist US instagram vibe.🙏🏼

I just turned sixty. I had a midlife crisis when I was 18 and started my first, dull, badly paying job and thought "Is this what people do?? Their whole lives?? Nooooooo!!!" And no adult knows anything about life; we all fudge our way through it, make mistakes and wrong choices, spend our time and money on the wrong things. Some of us get lucky and some of us don't. Best advice : Have lots of rewarding sex with the right people while you're still young! I'm not being facetious. The rest of life is what it is, you don't have a lot of control really. Nobody dies regretting things they have done more than the things they didn't.