WHERE PARISIAN LOCALS HANG OUT (2nd arrondissement neighbourhood guide)

Here’s your neighbourhood guide to the 2nd arrondissement of Paris (2ème Arrondissement/ deuxième in French), including travel tips and things to do!
Places mentioned in the video:
Place des Petits Peres
Place des Victoires
Galerie Vivienne
Rue Montmartre
Rue Montorgueil
Rue du Nil
Passage du Caire
Passage des Panoramas
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[@Jeanetteinnes]

Wow just devine…. Walked this place many times

[@girtbysea7831]

Thank you, Sophie. Great videos and website. I lived in paris many years ago and love your approach to "visiting paris like a local".

[@SophieNadeau]

Thank you- that's wonderful to hear!

[@samkelocele19]

I really love your videos
Please make more

[@SophieNadeau]

Thank you! We have a few scheduled to come out this month :)

[@maureengreen3625]

Love the video and information. Would it be possible to slow your rate of speech slightly? Great job.

[@SophieNadeau]

I will try! :)

[@rypb16]

Is it a good place to stay?
My thoughts are it’s central.

[@dianes1077]

Hi Sophie, what apps can I use to make Parisian restaurant reservations from New York?

[@SophieNadeau]

A lot of restaurants now have the option to book directly on Google so if you're using the Google Maps function on your phone, if it's available, then you'll be able to click on the reserve a table button and go from there. Lots of restaurants have their own reservation system on their own websites. Finally, I've often used The Fork (known as La Fourchette in France) to make bookings. Sometimes there are special offers if you book via The Fork too!