I am always excited and love watching your videos not only because of the places you visit but you are an incredible story teller.. Thanks for sharing your life stories and your experiences of traveling with us all.
I absolutely love Gabe's 1 hour long stories with no climax at the end. 🤣 "so I ended up paying $3 extra for some eggs and beans and the second packet of jam still didn't open." 🤣
Typical Mexico. I had this happen to me but breakfast was two blocks down from the hotel on the beach. I was lucky I met a woman who spoke Spanish who told me where to go with my coupon.
Love these city walks. You get the real feel of a city, not just the major attractions but the streets, the sidewalks, the pedestrians, the advertisements, the graffiti, the everyday architecture and stores. I live in a small town but I love visiting big cities and the mix of everything thrown together. Of the couple of YT travelers I regularly watch, yours is the perfect mix of both cities and nature areas.
Hey Gabriel. Great to see you in Paris. The first time I was there Many Years ago when I was 17. I traveled from Rosslare in Ireland to Le harve & then the train to Paris. I have been returning Again & Again as it is one of my Most favourite cities. Enjoy your time. Best Regards from Ireland ☘✌.
A great video, thank you! I haven't been to Paris since 1976 at 18 years old and just turned 65 in Thailand where I moved to from Boulder, CO 21 years ago and got married to a pretty Thai wife who was never a bar girl but a normal woman.
I was born in Paris France and I haven’t been back since December 1991. I was 17 years old back then! Watching your video made feel so nostalgic. It made me feel like it was 1991 again and I was the ke waking the streets! Thanks Gabriel, you are a great story teller!
Great story about the breakfast. The difference between full breakfast and continental breakfast. We had the same experience in London in 1989 and later in England.
6:18 Yeah, "Let's Go" that was almost the way I also started getting good ideas of where to stay and travel at first. Actually found it on my first Interrail-travel back in 1979 after having come down from Norway, going through Sweden, Copenhagen and Hamburg. It was lying there forgotten by some traveller on the platform I think it was in Amersfoort, Holland. Many travel ideas from that book..
Never been to Paris but find the architecture so awe inspiring. I look forward to spending some virtual time there by watching your videos. Bravo, Gabriel 🤗🇨🇵 Vive la France ☀️🙂🌟
Bonjour Gabriel mon ami. J'espère que tu as passé des bons moments à Paris. And I hope you doing well Thank you for the videos, they are great. Good luck 🤞
Back in the late 80s I stayed in a cheap hotel just next to Gare de l'Est, and it was above a sex shop as I recall. It looks like that neighborhood has cleaned up a lot since then. We will be there in a few weeks' time, my kids' first time in Paris. Can't wait.
Paris was my last trip before covid ended travel for awhile. I loved your walk through the streets and your stories along the way. Toronto is cold and chaotic at the moment. Can't wait for your next video. 🤗
Always being loved to know some cool stories form your travelling experiences and I guess it might be the only place where your stuff got stolen at once.
Just wanted to comment on Scott McCumber's music a few vids back. He really is a great talent and pairs well with your vids. Great view of Paris. TYVM!
The whole video was amazing however that breakfast incident was very interesting. Any chance @Gabriel traveller can go over it in more detail in the next video perhaps? I was captivated by it and wanted it to never end.
Hello Gabriel how nice to see the streets of Paris again, I have also lived there in the past when I traveled through Europe. There is somewhere near that famous church somewhere an English bookstore where you could possibly go if the hotels are fully booked, that shop is full of adventurers like you, really recommended. Unfortunately, I don't remember what that bookstore is called, unfortunately. Have fun, stay healthy, and I hope to see a video of you again soon, Gabriel.
Travel Prediction - Gabe, you mentioned 4 or 5 days in Paris and then a flight to some place you have already identified. Looking at things you have said in the recent past and the fact that you are in Paris, why not a flight to a French-controlled island that you haven't been to? Is it Corsica time?
Have you ever thought of hiking the Camino in Spain? I thought you might have a different take on the hike. Tell us how you arrived the prices and meeting people. I think you would do a fascinating job explaining and entertaining us.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos with your level of fitness you could finish the whole French way in a three week time. I guess it's a matter of "when camino calls you" :)
If you need any suggestions, I was just in Paris, and have been there dozens of times. Be sure to go to the d'Orsay and Jardi de Luxemberg. I know lots of cheap great restaurants and bakeries.
Million thanks again very good afternoon from Pakistan we have afternoon too at the time of watching this video dear Gabriel May Father GOD 🙏 bless you more with sound health and wealth and it's great to know your visiting after 2017 Paris anyway your doing great Job for us who are Not able to visit Paris due to povity..
Gabriel I am praying for you to May you get breakfast as soon as possible because it's 10:50 as you said brother try to do work with empty stomach bcoz fasting is Not good for hard workers because you are doing this for us to see the beauty of PARIS.
Gabe- Enjoyed your story about the translation losses when you expected more from your breakfast in Mexico. However, as long as you spend time on each country, a resonable expectation is to learn languages along the journeys and it goes very, very far with locals when you can explain yourself in their language. Spent many years in countries in Europe and central America and it was a joy to see their faces when I attempted, or fluently conversed. Love your channel regardless
Have been to Paris twice. It is definately much more beautiful summertime. Beautiful but not my favourite city. I was really impressed by Luxemburg though I must say,, judging from your video, so underrated..
Hard to imagine a bustling city like Paris completely locked down during the initial stages of the coronavirus. Same with Madrid and many other big cities.
It's "la porte st Martin " and you are about to walk on the "grand boulevard" , i'm a french from the country side in the south -west , i only love Paris on vidéos so , thank-you for the promenade !
Yes, I actually met Francesca (who was in my recent videos in Mexico) because she was one of my viewers years and years ago. And there are various other videos with subscribers, i.e. this guy recognized me in India and then I met up with him in Israel: th-cam.com/video/Sq3e8gZltSQ/w-d-xo.html And there have been lots of instances of running into subscribers while filming, for example: th-cam.com/video/5A_207lIx4Q/w-d-xo.html
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Cool! I suppose it is a small world...are you still in Paris? Hope you are enjoying it this time around. I'm an American student studying there.
You are in my favourite city Gabe and yes very sadly regarding those tents and i think you will see quite a few scattered over the city are homeless people some are familys with young children living on the streets in winter extremily worring and upsetting, At least the last time i was in paris there were, but it was summer so it was a bit more easier for them than in winter some take there tents down in the daytime and put them back before it goes dark ,Your next videos will be interesting to watch gabe.Try to visit the Petit Palais, art gallery museam it will be warm with truly fabulous exhibits and best of of all its completly free to visit ,stay safe enjoy paris Gabe. The big square with the big statue was the Republic
Yes, all this tents are a shame, too many migrants let in, but weren 't given anything..no papers, no rights to work..in fact they are illégal but with the governments tacit agreement..The suprême hypocrisy...
Another great video, merci beaucoup! The wideangel quality was very good and I like long videos. Been more than 20x to Paris (just 3 1/2 hrs from Cologne/Germany by highspeed train Thalys), but never returned after the Bataclan attacks 13th November 2015 conducted by psychos. And to see those tents still there in 2022 makes me sad. The old Paris will always be in my heart!
Love to travel. Did a month in northern Italy this past September. 19 cities in 28 days: Milan, Verona, Padua, Venice, La Spezia, Portovenere, The Cinque Terre(5), Paraggi, Santa Margarita Ligure, Florence, Montepulciano, Bologna, Modena, Bellagio, and Como. Almost all by train, a few days with a rental car. The best experiences: The Opera in Verona's arena, the Saturday market in Bologna, the food, the wine.
Yay, Paris! I hope to visit this Autumn. I visited Buenos Aires for the first time last month and after watching this, it really is the "Paris of South America". Also, I watched a video recently about how Paris is working to make the city more pedestrian and bicyclist friendly, and I can see some of the urban planning changes in this video. Bravo, Paris! I hope more and more cities make improvements to make cities for people, not cars.
GoPro looks great, and it has better audio IMO. Gabe, the lights are different in Europe which is why you see that flicker in certain stores. You can change the anti flicker hertz to 50 in the camera settings if you’re inside a building filming. It’s annoying because when you’re filming you can’t tell but when you review the footage after you notice it. Take care m8
Hey Gabriel, a big hello from Thailand. Still stuck in Thailand for now, I can get a flight out but it's a nightmare trying to get back into the country. So I'm just not traveling now. I enjoyed your walking through the city of Paris, it is my favorite city in the world. Wide streets and wide sidewalks. I really wanted to live in Paris but couldn't afford it. To buy a place was just too expensive and so was the rent. On your walk I actually recognized some of the buildings you walked by and showed from a distance. I was there in 2019 and almost died from a very nasty viral infection in my intestine. You've never been embarrassed until you are walking down the streets of Paris and everything you have eaten for the last 20 hours decides to come out all at once and no mater what you can't stop it. Very embarrassing. Lol Hope you enjoy your stay in the city of Paris and I will be watching.
I love wandering in the streets of Paris. If you would walk some 200 meters to the right from that arch you would find one which is even more impressive - Porte Saint-Denise. Once you are there turn right once again and walk another 200 m along Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis and you will arrive at Passage Brady, an iron-and-glass covered arcades under which you will find probably the best places to eat Indian cuisine. There are also Indian supermarkets, so you can practically feel like you're in India while being in Paris. Highly recommend this place (metro - Strasbourg Saint-Denis)🇮🇳👍
Hi Gabe, I think gopro is pretty good. There are a lot of set ups in there where you can finetune it to your liking. Just watch some tutorials. Please always put your cameras in PAL mode when you are in Europe. That way you can avoid flickering most of time. Have a good time in Paris.
Such an amazing looking city. Surprised at how many signs are in English given how the French seem about preserving their language. Perhaps my perspective is distorted given I'm in Canada, and English signs aren't permitted in Quebec.
There is another arch, La Porte Saint-Denis just up the street from the one you were at, Porte Saint Martin and it's a lot more decorative and famous. Porte Saint-Denis was the arch used by Queen Victoria to enter Paris when she visited France in 1855. It was built in 1672 to replace a gate in the walls of Paris. When I was in Paris in 2019 the streets were filled with e- scooters, now I see only one or two in your video. I wonder if they were semi-banned.
Oh my I love Paris. So grand...so extravagant. Which Arrondisement is that? How are they handling Covid there and what about the Notre Dame? Excited to see Paris. (your stories of travel pre covid are so pleasant....ahhh those days are gone). Thank you.
He starts in 10th at Gare du Nord and then a bit in the 3d and when he crosses that big square Place de la Republique he is in the 11th. The market at the end is located between Rue Oberkampf & Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud.
Oh boy, that traffic noise was too much. The traffic spoils Paris especially all those pesky motorbikes. I had to turn the sound off at the end of your breakfast story 20 minutes in.
I am always excited and love watching your videos not only because of the places you visit but you are an incredible story teller.. Thanks for sharing your life stories and your experiences of traveling with us all.
I absolutely love Gabe's 1 hour long stories with no climax at the end. 🤣 "so I ended up paying $3 extra for some eggs and beans and the second packet of jam still didn't open." 🤣
lol......... I thought he was going to say he got held up at gunpoint or something!
I know, that was one boring story! And how can jam be unopenable?! Just use a knife or something, surely?
@@MrSimonj1970 🤣
@@azdbuk 🤣
Typical Mexico. I had this happen to me but breakfast was two blocks down from the hotel on the beach. I was lucky I met a woman who spoke Spanish who told me where to go with my coupon.
Love these city walks. You get the real feel of a city, not just the major attractions but the streets, the sidewalks, the pedestrians, the advertisements, the graffiti, the everyday architecture and stores. I live in a small town but I love visiting big cities and the mix of everything thrown together. Of the couple of YT travelers I regularly watch, yours is the perfect mix of both cities and nature areas.
U dont get the smell of piss tho😭
Hey Gabriel. Great to see you in Paris. The first time I was there Many Years ago when I was 17. I traveled from Rosslare in Ireland to Le harve & then the train to Paris. I have been returning Again & Again as it is one of my Most favourite cities. Enjoy your time. Best Regards from Ireland ☘✌.
Beautiful description of Paris, Gabriel - “you feel like you’re at the center of the universe”!
Gabe wow you are everywhere .....I am enjoying your travels
Love, love Paris. So glad you will be spending some time there. Hope to see more great videos! Thanks so much!
Oh, City of love! Just in time for Valentine's day Gabriel. Thanks for this...
Thanks I am little sleepy but I will be keep watching your videos thanks and Stay blessed.
It was very interesting to walk with you around this beautiful city!👍👍
You are a great story-teller Gabe - looking forward to exploring Paree with you!
A great video, thank you! I haven't been to Paris since 1976 at 18 years old and just turned 65 in Thailand where I moved to from Boulder, CO 21 years ago and got married to a pretty Thai wife who was never a bar girl but a normal woman.
You are walking around in my area! That market is every Monday & Friday! Welcome to Paris!
Cool, thanks.
what area is it ?
this video brings back so many fantastic memories from Paris !!
thank you Gabriel
I was born in Paris France and I haven’t been back since December 1991. I was 17 years old back then! Watching your video made feel so nostalgic. It made me feel like it was 1991 again and I was the ke waking the streets! Thanks Gabriel, you are a great story teller!
Cool.
Paris is a beautiful city ... I have been there many times .. and I still want to go there .
Great story about the breakfast. The difference between full breakfast and continental breakfast. We had the same experience in London in 1989 and later in England.
The Go Pro gave a nice wide view. Keep the stories coming, always informative and interesting. Great Vlog.
Wide angle looks fantastic
Sweet.
Love your stories, Gabriel. The breakfast story in Playa del Carmen not being able to open the jar of jam is hilarious 😂. Keep them coming!!!
💚Hi.. Gabriel.. Amazing Paris... Thanks 🍀
6:18 Yeah, "Let's Go" that was almost the way I also started getting good ideas of where to stay and travel at first. Actually found it on my first Interrail-travel back in 1979 after having come down from Norway, going through Sweden, Copenhagen and Hamburg. It was lying there forgotten by some traveller on the platform I think it was in Amersfoort, Holland. Many travel ideas from that book..
We went to Paris years ago and then took the train to Rome. Had to go and visit the Vatican & other sights. Thanks Gabriel. Safe travels.
Never been to Paris but find the architecture so awe inspiring. I look forward to spending some virtual time there by watching your videos. Bravo, Gabriel 🤗🇨🇵 Vive la France ☀️🙂🌟
Paris is 1,000 times better than this video. Go if you can.
Beautiful city 😁I love ❤Paris 👍Very informative video 👏😁Merci ✌👏
love the wide angle filming this city
Bonjour Gabriel mon ami. J'espère que tu as passé des bons moments à Paris. And I hope you doing well Thank you for the videos, they are great. Good luck 🤞
I been in Paris and I think Paris is like big garbage
Sorry if I'm very honest
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👎👎👎 unpolite comment ! Have u ever visited Paris, its museums, read some literature, history, etc etc???
Good you said its Paris, looks like Cape Town or Mogadishu at some moments.
Gabriel is the goat 🐐👍🏾
Back in the late 80s I stayed in a cheap hotel just next to Gare de l'Est, and it was above a sex shop as I recall. It looks like that neighborhood has cleaned up a lot since then. We will be there in a few weeks' time, my kids' first time in Paris. Can't wait.
Paris was my last trip before covid ended travel for awhile. I loved your walk through the streets and your stories along the way. Toronto is cold and chaotic at the moment. Can't wait for your next video. 🤗
The Mexico story reminds me of how blessed those are that can speak more than 1 language.
Miss Paris, enjoying your Europe vids lately Gabe. 👍
Always being loved to know some cool stories form your travelling experiences and I guess it might be the only place where your stuff got stolen at once.
Anytime I need something to watch on TH-cam my boi Gabriel always comes to mind and just simply never disappoints.
As a viewer the wide-screen effect and quality was superb. Just when I'd given up on Paris...along comes Gabe!!!
Wow!!! This was an awesome French adventure!!
Finally in the center of the world!
Just wanted to comment on Scott McCumber's music a few vids back. He really is a great talent and pairs well with your vids. Great view of Paris. TYVM!
Agree.
The whole video was amazing however that breakfast incident was very interesting. Any chance @Gabriel traveller can go over it in more detail in the next video perhaps? I was captivated by it and wanted it to never end.
This is only Part 1 of a 27-part series about the Great Breakfast Saga.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos 😂😂😂😂
Rome is really fun to just wander around random streets and see things too
Definitely.
Hello Gabriel how nice to see the streets of Paris again, I have also lived there in the past when I traveled through Europe. There is somewhere near that famous church somewhere an English bookstore where you could possibly go if the hotels are fully booked, that shop is full of adventurers like you, really recommended. Unfortunately, I don't remember what that bookstore is called, unfortunately. Have fun, stay healthy, and I hope to see a video of you again soon, Gabriel.
It is gibert jeune. Great place
Thank you Gabriel! Love the music for this video 😊🎵🎶🎵I never get tired of hearing your stories of peculiar happening. Stay safe and take care 🤗🙏❤
Looking good sitting here in +5c rural Alberta, Canada. population 3 no crowds out here, thanks for sharing your life with us farm folks.
planning 2 days in April, thanks Gabriel for getting me familiarized with the territory😁
Gabe, I enjoy hearing your stories.
Travel Prediction - Gabe, you mentioned 4 or 5 days in Paris and then a flight to some place you have already identified. Looking at things you have said in the recent past and the fact that you are in Paris, why not a flight to a French-controlled island that you haven't been to? Is it Corsica time?
Have you ever thought of hiking the Camino in Spain? I thought you might have a different take on the hike. Tell us how you arrived the prices and meeting people. I think you would do a fascinating job explaining and entertaining us.
Definitely thought about it, hopefully get the chance to follow through at some point. It's a big time and energy commitment.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos with your level of fitness you could finish the whole French way in a three week time. I guess it's a matter of "when camino calls you" :)
@@GabrielTravelerVideos you don't have to walk the whole thing just choose a section that interests you.
@@denacollins352 True. I think I was on a section of it in Andorra.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I want to walk the Camino and am thinking you should be my scout. Just kidding!
If you need any suggestions, I was just in Paris, and have been there dozens of times. Be sure to go to the d'Orsay and Jardi de Luxemberg. I know lots of cheap great restaurants and bakeries.
Million thanks again very good afternoon from Pakistan we have afternoon too at the time of watching this video dear Gabriel May Father GOD 🙏 bless you more with sound health and wealth and it's great to know your visiting after 2017 Paris anyway your doing great Job for us who are Not able to visit Paris due to povity..
"povity"🤦🏿♀️😂
Gabriel I am praying for you to May you get breakfast as soon as possible because it's 10:50 as you said brother try to do work with empty stomach bcoz fasting is Not good for hard workers because you are doing this for us to see the beauty of PARIS.
Gabe- Enjoyed your story about the translation losses when you expected more from your breakfast in Mexico. However, as long as you spend time on each country, a resonable expectation is to learn languages along the journeys and it goes very, very far with locals when you can explain yourself in their language. Spent many years in countries in Europe and central America and it was a joy to see their faces when I attempted, or fluently conversed.
Love your channel regardless
What a great channel you have!
Have been to Paris twice. It is definately much more beautiful summertime. Beautiful but not my favourite city. I was really impressed by Luxemburg though I must say,, judging from your video, so underrated..
Hard to imagine a bustling city like Paris completely locked down during the initial stages of the coronavirus. Same with Madrid and many other big cities.
Paris! Always a good idea...
It's "la porte st Martin " and you are about to walk on the "grand boulevard" , i'm a french from the country side in the south -west , i only love Paris on vidéos so , thank-you for the promenade !
Amazing place love all the restaurants
Gabriel , @ 2:20 you forgot to mention perfume also .😁
Nice walk and talk from the best in the business thanks Gabe
Thanks man.
😘😘😘Paris in the 70 s but not now!
Did you know the song Streets of London was originally called Streets of Paris?
After traveling 79 countries, you've finally found your nemesis, a mini jam cup!
Hi Gabriel great video as always. I was wondering if you ever do meet-ups with subscribers?
Yes, I actually met Francesca (who was in my recent videos in Mexico) because she was one of my viewers years and years ago. And there are various other videos with subscribers, i.e. this guy recognized me in India and then I met up with him in Israel: th-cam.com/video/Sq3e8gZltSQ/w-d-xo.html And there have been lots of instances of running into subscribers while filming, for example: th-cam.com/video/5A_207lIx4Q/w-d-xo.html
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Cool! I suppose it is a small world...are you still in Paris? Hope you are enjoying it this time around. I'm an American student studying there.
Good Afternoon back, Gabriel :P
Gabe, the Musee Carnavalet offers remarkable exhibits showing you the history of the city. It is a favorite among Parisians themselves..
You are in my favourite city Gabe and yes very sadly regarding those tents and i think you will see quite a few scattered over the city are homeless people some are familys with young children living on the streets in winter extremily worring and upsetting, At least the last time i was in paris there were, but it was summer so it was a bit more easier for them than in winter some take there tents down in the daytime and put them back before it goes dark ,Your next videos will be interesting to watch gabe.Try to visit the Petit Palais, art gallery museam it will be warm with truly fabulous exhibits and best of of all its completly free to visit ,stay safe enjoy paris Gabe. The big square with the big statue was the Republic
Yes, all this tents are a shame, too many migrants let in, but weren 't given anything..no papers, no rights to work..in fact they are illégal but with the governments tacit agreement..The suprême hypocrisy...
Thanks for sharing
Paris is beatiful 👍 😀
Another great video, merci beaucoup! The wideangel quality was very good and I like long videos. Been more than 20x to Paris (just 3 1/2 hrs from Cologne/Germany by highspeed train Thalys), but never returned after the Bataclan attacks 13th November 2015 conducted by psychos. And to see those tents still there in 2022 makes me sad. The old Paris will always be in my heart!
Gabriel I remember you you from so long ago. So glad to see your doing well ❤️ I remember your back pack being stolen 😝
Love to travel. Did a month in northern Italy this past September. 19 cities in 28 days: Milan, Verona, Padua, Venice, La Spezia, Portovenere, The Cinque Terre(5), Paraggi, Santa Margarita Ligure, Florence, Montepulciano, Bologna, Modena, Bellagio, and Como. Almost all by train, a few days with a rental car. The best experiences: The Opera in Verona's arena, the Saturday market in Bologna, the food, the wine.
Great life James
Yay, Paris! I hope to visit this Autumn. I visited Buenos Aires for the first time last month and after watching this, it really is the "Paris of South America".
Also, I watched a video recently about how Paris is working to make the city more pedestrian and bicyclist friendly, and I can see some of the urban planning changes in this video. Bravo, Paris! I hope more and more cities make improvements to make cities for people, not cars.
GoPro looks great, and it has better audio IMO. Gabe, the lights are different in Europe which is why you see that flicker in certain stores. You can change the anti flicker hertz to 50 in the camera settings if you’re inside a building filming. It’s annoying because when you’re filming you can’t tell but when you review the footage after you notice it. Take care m8
The history of Paris. Not what I expected after digging ? Scary history, Houseboat rental may be interesting. Thanks.
Hey Gabriel, a big hello from Thailand. Still stuck in Thailand for now, I can get a flight out but it's a nightmare trying to get back into the country. So I'm just not traveling now.
I enjoyed your walking through the city of Paris, it is my favorite city in the world. Wide streets and wide sidewalks. I really wanted to live in Paris but couldn't afford it. To buy a place was just too expensive and so was the rent.
On your walk I actually recognized some of the buildings you walked by and showed from a distance. I was there in 2019 and almost died from a very nasty viral infection in my intestine. You've never been embarrassed until you are walking down the streets of Paris and everything you have eaten for the last 20 hours decides to come out all at once and no mater what you can't stop it. Very embarrassing. Lol
Hope you enjoy your stay in the city of Paris and I will be watching.
Come back to London Gabriel!
I love wandering in the streets of Paris. If you would walk some 200 meters to the right from that arch you would find one which is even more impressive - Porte Saint-Denise. Once you are there turn right once again and walk another 200 m along Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis and you will arrive at Passage Brady, an iron-and-glass covered arcades under which you will find probably the best places to eat Indian cuisine. There are also Indian supermarkets, so you can practically feel like you're in India while being in Paris. Highly recommend this place (metro - Strasbourg Saint-Denis)🇮🇳👍
You are great traveller !
Gabe video quality was really good with Go pro
Hello Mister Gabriel have you been in Sri Lanka many travelers are going there now it's awesome country.
Have you any plans to go to London on the euro star
Wonderful.
Been there 3 times in my life and thought it would get better but it only got worse lol be careful Sir! ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Gabe, I think gopro is pretty good. There are a lot of set ups in there where you can finetune it to your liking. Just watch some tutorials. Please always put your cameras in PAL mode when you are in Europe. That way you can avoid flickering most of time.
Have a good time in Paris.
Such an amazing looking city. Surprised at how many signs are in English given how the French seem about preserving their language. Perhaps my perspective is distorted given I'm in Canada, and English signs aren't permitted in Quebec.
There is another arch, La Porte Saint-Denis just up the street from the one you were at, Porte Saint Martin and it's a lot more decorative and famous. Porte Saint-Denis was the arch used by Queen Victoria to enter Paris when she visited France in 1855. It was built in 1672 to replace a gate in the walls of Paris. When I was in Paris in 2019 the streets were filled with e- scooters, now I see only one or two in your video. I wonder if they were semi-banned.
I've seen lots of e-scooters around as well as one-wheels.
If you get chance can you take some videos of a Parisian bakery please - sample a croissant and a coffee
Oh my I love Paris. So grand...so extravagant. Which Arrondisement is that? How are they handling Covid there and what about the Notre Dame? Excited to see Paris. (your stories of travel pre covid are so pleasant....ahhh those days are gone). Thank you.
He starts in 10th at Gare du Nord and then a bit in the 3d and when he crosses that big square Place de la Republique he is in the 11th. The market at the end is located between Rue Oberkampf & Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud.
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Yes...Gabriel still has the historic , élégant, artistic arrondissements to visite !
@@mrn13 He starts at Gare de l'Est. 00:45
@@jamesbuckley8917
It's next to Gare du Nord..10th arrondissement !
have you been vaxed to be able to travel around or are you finding it ok without being jabbed? all the best
Love watching this Video! Never been to any EU places . It’s really interesting!
They say in New York there is a similar gate monument like those shown by the author of the channel?
París, impresionante probably the greatest city in the world
It would be neat to see Gabe in the south of France...just outside of Nice are the cutest towns...Vence, St. Paul de Vence, Grasse & Eze. 🦋
At the first glimpse of this video I saw it was shot with the GoPro 10. Because it's much wider! I prefer this camera!
Oh boy, that traffic noise was too much. The traffic spoils Paris especially all those pesky motorbikes. I had to turn the sound off at the end of your breakfast story 20 minutes in.
Very good videos
Camera looking great!
You did not film much in Luxembourg ????
I too thought there would be another video from Luxembourg.
@@EvaOwen we shall see soon.