VAN GOGH LIVED HERE (Arles, France)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
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I don't know if you guys will see this comment but this is my hometown and it was so lovely to see you visit it! I laughed when I recognised some people... The man at the market that gave you bananas is a friend of my parents', always very nice and always generous! Also, the boulangerie where you went to get lunch is held by someone I know. So happy you guys had the best weather for it as well. Oh and yes... the train station area is quite dodgy so I'm not surprised it smelled so bad.
What a small world! Your hometown is gorgeous 😍
Sir could you please guide me with the living expense , daily savings , part time options and fun places to move around in ARLES . as I'm going to do internship in Arles , France
Just discovered you guys about a Month ago, and am now going back to catch up on all your adventures! Love how laid back you two are and the videos are so natural ❤
Thank you Elizabeth, we try not to take ourselves seriously 😬
Happy to hear you like the smell of cacao-beans roasting in the Netherlands better than that of cough syrup and eggs in Arles.
And nice that you managed to catch the train. So relatable, the speeding up, the last moment boarding, and then sitting down breathless but relieved.
@tubularap The next train wasn't for two hours, so we were quite happy about that one 😅
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Those obelisks you see are from the Roman Empire era. I believe they brought them from Egypt if I’m not mistaken.
Wow! Seriously? There are quite a few of them around Europe. That is really an interesting fact. I suppose it does make sense, especially with the influence Egyptian culture seemed to have on the West in the late 1800s to early 1900s.
Just for your information. If you're in France and need a lunch, just take a baguette (costs close to nothing) and some cheese, you'll have a much better lunch than a cold pizza and much cheaper to...
Good advice - thank you 😄
Could you please guide me some tips regarding living cost , daily expenses and savings , where to travel and not , transportation and everything of Arles , france as I'm going to do my internship there , next month
you're the greatest
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Hey it's hot there ? I Will go to Arles next week any recommendations?.
Blast from the past.
Feels like that was a decade ago 😂
@@OnePackWanderers you can see the growth. You guys are seasoned world travelers now. 😁
Kind’ve a disgrace honestly. This town hated Vincent when he was alive and now they prey on his memory to make money. The locals should be ashamed.
There is a church near the obelisk, which is really a piece of art. The gate of the church is insane: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_St._Trophime,_Arles
Could you please teach me more about arles and it's living expenses and survival for an outsider as I'm going to visit arles for internship programme in upcoming month of May