How to See PARIS in 1 Day!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2024
- Join The Tour Guy's Newsletter and be the First to Know When a New Video Drops: thetourguy.lpages.co/newslett...
Visit Paris with The Tour Guy!
Full Itinerary: bit.ly/36kdgWO
Take our Paris in a Day Tour: bit.ly/2vxNCAQ
Discover our Paris Tours: bit.ly/36t3Bxn
*DISCLAIMER*: Notre Dame Cathedral is temporarily closed due to the fire that took place on April 15, 2019
Many consider Paris to be the most beautiful city in the world. It has a long history of amazing art and delicious food. It is one of the most visited locations on Earth, with tens of millions of visitors each year. This suggested Paris in a Day itinerary starts at 8:45 a.m. and ends at 8:45 p.m. There’s a lot to see and do in the City of Light, so it’s going to be a packed day. If you want to see Paris at a more leisurely pace, we’ve also suggested some areas that you can cut.
- Louvre
- Le Marais
- Notre Dame
- Arc de Triomphe
- Eiffel Tower
Discover our Skip the Line Louvre Flash Tour: bit.ly/2rAryDT
Check out our Eiffel Tower Night Tour with Champagne on the Seine: bit.ly/2P8uaBR
Le Marais Paris Food Tour: bit.ly/2rwTYi4
We know the Notre Dame Cathedral is temporarily closed due to the fire that took place on April 15, 2019. However we want this video to be an evergreen guide to Paris and Notre Dame couldn't be skipped. We hope to visit the Cathedral again soon.
Raised side walks were used in Pompeii 1600 years before that bridge and I'm sure many other cities throughout Europe.
Excellent video! Very organized and helpful
Relaxing and informative 👌👌
I went on the Le Marais food tour a few months ago! Sooooo delicious.
We did Louvre, then walked down to Arc through Touilieries and then took the metro to see Sacre Coure (used the cute train going up and down the hill to go up) and then walked down through Montmarte and to Moulin Rouge. Posed in front of it, took the metro and reached our hotel in 15th Arrondise about 9:40 PM.
Brilliant!
Indahnya kota Paris
Going there in two weeks! ☺️This is very helpful , thank you
Have a safe trip!
I'd like to go on this tour!!
Hey Julie, you can find all of our Paris tours here: thetourguy.com/tours/paris
Great video. I really like the information about the
Stores lights lighting up the street at night, I had never heard
that before, and the sidewalks being raised for the pedestrians.
Really good. I love learning new things like this.
Thank you so much,
Jeff
GOOD INFO - went in 2007 with family who had business - am planning new years eve long weekend this year working on details now.
Ciao Patricia! Glad to hear you're coming back, make sure to get in touch with our travel experts in case you have any questions right here bit.ly/2HVIo5F
very well made video..love paris.... and fallafel is arabic dish
and the French love it
Good video
Liked and subscribed bro
#respect
Mmmmm the falafel looks so good!!
Ciao Jaimie! It tastes even better thank it looks :)
Can you please tell me the name of the first song in this video?
The Arc de Triomphe will be covered with silvery blue, recyclable plastic wrapping from Sept 18 to October 3. It’s a posthumous installation by the late artist Christo. He and his wife covered the Pont Neuf in cloth in 1985. I was there at the time. It was a fascinating sight.
Is this to raise awareness of the amount of waste we’re creating in the world?
Bueno,
Ahora toca aprender inglés para saber que debo hacer.
Hi could we do a customer guide please
The Le in Le Marais is pronounced as luh not lah.
The Notre Dame is already reopened to public? When?
It's very walkable from Le Marais to the Louvre with lots of things to see.
Yes, he has a small pronunciation problem
Oh my word, every time he said ‘la’ I cringed. Try pronouncing it like the ‘oo’ in ‘book’ or ‘cook’.
How close can you actually get to Notre Dame? I heard they closed off the streets around it. It would be nice to see some current information, this video had to have been filmed before the fire.
I went about two weeks ago. It is still closed off but you can take pictures, not far from the bridge.
Visited on 4th of this month. The best you can get close to is from the opposite side of the river. Even the bridge to the Cathedral was closed.
great video this is what the people want to see... lol (idk how yall have only 63 comments... ugh youtube...)
We appreciate the comment. Thanks so much. Check out our latest Paris video and tell us what you think: th-cam.com/video/dAEwIsY7q9o/w-d-xo.html
Nice
I have been to Paris, France a few times. And you are right in general it is a beautiful city. I flew to Europe in general from working for the airline.
0:59 Wow I forgot the air jordans were designed here
We are planning a day trip from London to Paris on the Eurostar. Is the hop on hop off bus nearby the train station? Or will it be a scavenger hunt to find the bus stop?
Which hop on, hop off bus?
@@TheTourGuyVids don’t have one in mind. I’m planning the trip in Oct
Hi! What dates are you visiting in October? I’ll be in London in October and also doing a day trip to Paris via Eurostar
Anyone have recommendations for La Marias hotels?
thetourguy.com/travel-blog/france/paris/hotels-paris/where-to-stay-in-paris-neighborhood-guide/
I wanted the song
what about montmartre?
Great question. Check out our new Paris videos
1345 is 1:45 pm
LOL he was referring to the year 1345 when the cathedral's construction was completed. Though he went there around 12:45 pm.
LE Marais, not LA Marais. The text says LE but he keeps saying LA.
Also he pronounces "Notre Dame" the way the American university is pronounced, not the way the Parisian cathedral is pronounced.
Several gross mispronunciations. But nice summary!
It would have been good if you could share the metro lines, stops and even bus numbers. It would have been comprehensive.
Have you seen our Paris metro video? th-cam.com/video/6F6EFUn8D3k/w-d-xo.html
@@TheTourGuyVids Thank you, that is really helpful.
"The first known sidewalks were laid in central Anatolia around 2000 B.C. - a millennium or two after the invention of the wheel, according to the book “Sidewalks: Conflict and Negotiation over Public Space.” They remained rare luxuries in most of the world until the 19th century, when big cities like London and Paris..."
Your cute
Thank you ✌️🏽
I went to Paris for a day
Not LA Marais, LER Marais!
...nice effort, but no Sainte Chapelle? with the most stunning stained glass windows ever, and just 7 minutes walk from Notre-Dame? I understand the practicality of this video for visitors on the run, such site should be included....
Calm down and tell me what you think of :
th-cam.com/video/dAEwIsY7q9o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=H-NIGtm9Y4JR8Lm7
@@TheTourGuyVids The highlight is Sainte Chapelle.... the previous one was pretty good, I just pointed out at the fact that it wasn't included although the itinerary included the neighborhood in which it is. It's something that can be easily visited, I have done early evening concerts, for which you don't have to get on the line, which is long sometimes, and at 7 pm there is enough sun in Paris to enjoy,
Le marais not LA marais
🚔👮
please speak more slowly...
Check out our latest videos
This was an awful excuse for a one day visit to Paris, if a one day visit has any meaning at all. He could have easily covered two parks (I recommend the Jardin du luxembourg and the parc Monceau); another museum beside the Louvre (I recommend the musée d'Orsay); the ornate, opulent, Opéra Garnier; the Champs Élysées and the Latin Quarter. That's enough for highlights, but you really need a week to get the feel of the city and I recommend two weeks in order to grasp of the magnitude of the city and to get more than a superficial familiarity of it. Don't hire this guy - he doesn't know what's important in Paris and what little French he seems to speak is with a high school sophomore level accent.
Calm down and watch our new Paris video th-cam.com/video/dAEwIsY7q9o/w-d-xo.html
Cool way of letting your viewers know that you have uploaded a new video on this
@@chinmoysharma5415 thanks 👍🏼