Is France the ULTIMATE Holiday Destination?
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- Ever thought of taking a trip to France? Let's talk about it.
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S'appeler Loïc et ne pas mentionner la Bretagne, quel sacrilège🤣🤣🤣
Et Lyon pour la gastronomie 😪
en tant que normand... 😂🤣
Moins on aura de touristes mieux on se portera 😌
Il a su faire son choix, la Normandie l'a emporté...
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@@anterakkJ'avoue qu'il aurait pu faire ça, parce que j'ai l'impression que Lyon, en France tout le monde sait où c'est mais personne y va. Ce qui est cool parce que du coup l'été c'est super tranquille 😁
Fun fact: in France you can find: 44,000 chateaux… and 1,103,451 kilometres of various roads (national, departmental and municipal), 623,464 kilometres of rivers (428,906 in mainland France + 182,093 in Guyane + 12,466 in overseas Depts), 312,000 bridges (266,000 road bridges + 46,000 railway bridges) + 28,000 kilometres of railways.
😂 Tu devrais être sponsorisé par l'office de tourisme 😉
For those who want more of south, "Dune du pilat" is a south west dune that you can climb and have a 360 view on all the ocean and land. "Les beaux de provence" is a village with a huge Marble quarry, where they project art and videos on the walls inside, it's my must see as a French southerner, and the amount of visitors is restrained, so it will not be overcrouded. You can also visit the old castle at the top of the village (english explainations available as i remember), and if you choose well your day, there are medieval battle reenactments.
Have a beautiful day yall
And there is so much more to see in France. Ardeche region, Bretagne and the Perigord, just to name a few.
no, no ! not Bretagne ! leave us alone !
Well, well, well, the X in Chamonix is SILENT! ;)
I can see and hear "French" saying that so proud of himself
Cue confused English 😂. Actually all the ending Xs and Zs here are silent.
@@rotteneffekt4416 Except Rodez.
@@oakpope There was bound to be an exception somewhere 🤔. French wins.
Unless you are from Paris!😀
I don’t usually hear people mention Nîmes as a destination, but I loved it there. If you want to see Roman structures, that’s a great place to go. Very good art gallery too. (I haven’t been there in years, I’m probably forgetting a bunch of other things)
Tu seras entièrement bienvenu en Alsace cher Loïc. Thanks a million for being such a great source of fun and knowledge at the same time!
Autres suggestions d'un Québécois : Puy du Fou? Versailles? Chenonceau? Mont Saint-Michel? Rouen, Colombey les deux Églises, île de Ré, etc.
Puy-du-Fou is the most hidden gem of France.
@@ptousigImpressive shows, but not great for historical accuracy
@@akaviri5 Next you're going to tell me that Disney World is not historically accurate. ;-)
@@ptousig Disney World doesn't sell itself as a "voyage through time" with "authentic decors"
Oh dear, That's so French @@akaviri5 Or ça c'est de la remarque bien française. I think Loic published a vidéo about that.🤭
Loic, your dog teleported at 4m30 !
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Fun fact: the world’s oldest cycling race is Paris-Brest-Paris or PBP, 1st in 1891 with 206 French riders, 1,200 kilometres, within 90 hours. In August 2023 the event attracted 8,000 enthusiasts, from 70 countries, including Australia.😄
Hence the pastry "Paris-Brest" which represents a cycle tire
Each time I have to make a long road in France, I choose to stop in a new city almost on the middle of the way. I've discovered Poitiers the last time.
Périgord is a great region. There is the white, green or black Périgord.
There is a lot of small island in Bretagne like Bréhat.
Saint-Jean-de-Luz is great too.
There is so much to visit.
I was born in Périgord, near the very touristic town of Sarlat. It's a very rural destination, catering mostly to people who enjoy visiting historic locations (the "vallée de la Dordogne" - Dordogne's vallee- is nicknamed the 1000 castles vallee for a reason), learning about prehistoric humans and how they lived, visiting geological wonders like the Gouffre de Padirac and also to anyone who enjoy nature, forest walks and swimming in the Dordogne is also a very enjoyable experience, one of the cleanest river you can find in France. It's a region known for its food and wine. It's near Bordeaux and now very accessible by plane/train.
Oh man. My childhood summer vacations were spent in a small village called Villes-sur-Auzon, just south of Mont Ventoux. I miss France so much 😢
i litterally live about 1hour from this 😄
Swimming in the Mediterranean in Nice is the most peaceful and calm experience I've ever had in my life
There is a downside to swimming in France as a male.
Iike what ?
@@Bosgek0what
I guess it wasn't in summer, then
Da meine Frau Französin ist fahren wir oft in die Auvergne👍🏻 Montluçon,aber auch Clermont Ferrand ist durch seine Uni. Und die Vulkane sehr schön 😊wir waren auch schon in Roquefort❤St. Alban 🎉und natürlich im Elsass dort speziell Strasbourg in Paris hat es uns gefallen war aber nicht schön wir wollen noch einmal dort hin zum Peres la Chaise und Versailles ansonsten kann ich nur das Elsass wegen der gemeinsamen Geschichte empfehlen und natürlich das Essen ❤❤❤👍🏻🇫🇷🇫🇷🇩🇪
Faut pas oublier les gorges du verdon quand meme ,le parc futuroscope , l ile de porquerolles , les chateux de la loire,les gorges du tarn en grand causes, nimes et le pont du gard, nantes et les machines de l ile, mont saint michel, les calanques a marseille..
Et les Pyrénées, côte Vermeille, Carcassonne, Toulouse.
Oh Loic you are so funny, especially your little dialogues in this video. I am Dutch but have travelled all over France and I even teach French ❤ I use a lot your videos about French makes no sense, my students love it! Merci pour tes vidéos et continuez comme ça!
You forgot to mention Lyon, the capital of gastronomy (and a beautiful city to visit)
Lyon is mentioned at 2:15.
Lest we forget Futuroscope, Brittany and its legendary evening spectacles and festival in each little villages and big cities, the harbours and maritime activities, the villages of south in Dordogne, Lozère, Périgord… surrounding medieval Castel/cathedral in hills filled of thick forest alonging rivers under a stunning colourful sky. Or Ardèche and department around with its big river network to cold down during summer diving from top of cliffs. So many things then without mantioning overseas territories.
la cote atlantique aussi ya des bon spot, beaucoup de bon coin et pas mal de truc a visiter.. :) en fait, partout en france x) on est bien ici pas besoin d'aller a perpete ^^
Attention avec la visite de Notre Dame de Paris ... actuellement tees difficile à visité 😅🔥🔥🔥
As a permanent resident from provence, this was very instructive 😀but yet... we h1ve the best food of the whole country 😜 thanks to a lot of salt, sea foods, and flavourish herbs
Les châteaux de Tours et alentour de Tours sont magnifiques à voir
je préfère quand même Pierrefonds et Bouillon ... zut ce dernier n'est plus en France.
I’m going to Rennes this year I’m so excited!! ❤
I suggest you visit Saint-Malo and le Mont Saint-Michel if you can (it's not that far from Rennes)
Non mais t'as oublié un détail sur la provence, c'est qu'il y a aussi les alpes, et donc qu'on peut avoir a la fois :
- Le soleil
- Les chevaux
- La mer
- Le pastis
- La montagne pour aller au ski
- Les champs de lavande
Tout ça au même endroit, ce qui en fait la région ULTIME
oui et non... c'est hyper touristique donc hyper contrôlé malheureusement. l'endroit est jolie, mais c'est limite si respirer est illégal...
en bretagne, en dehors des sacro sainte dune ultra protégés, la côte sauvage et les forêt tu fait bien ce que tu veux. dormir en bord de plage dans une tente ou un vanne n'est pas un crime, bref c'est la liberté. la provence chaque zone est réglementée.
@@guiserixsacha4520 Me dit pas non j'y vis toute l'année !
That's a tourist trap, the real catacombes are miles and miles bigger than the one you can visit legaly, almost as big as paris, you can access them at secret locations... but for that you need to know "Cataphiles" wich are the people who know about the catacombes, the history and have a huge underground (literally) culture with loads of rules, of respecr and well not sharing the entrances with anyone, for preservation, and quietness, and it can be very dangerous, many people get stuck down there, no light, no Internet, no phone, no maps... scary stuff, but also must see
Loïc Suberville is the real tourist trap
Yeah probably not so good advice for those who are just in France for a one life time trip ^^ (which seems to be the public of this video )
Also the "real" catacombs have come cops patrolling the area, in case someone gets lost. And to dish out tickets because it's illegal to go there.
And for all those years that I know that channel I thought that Loic was french because he nailed the accent. Bravo l'ami !
although chamonix is cool, it doesn't have much ski slopes, like there is 4 differents area, they're kinda small and they're not next to each others so there is travel times between the areas.
my go to ski stations is Les ménuires which is part of "les 3 vallées"(saint martin de belleville, les Ménuires, Val Thorens, Meribel, Motaret, Courchevel). it's the biggest ski resort in the world. you can go from les ménuires(1850m) to Bride Les Bains(600m) with just your ski/snowboard.
notable place to go in the winter via ski : Le Sommet de la masse(top of the mass, les ménuires), La Cime Caron(Val Thorens), La Saulire(Courchevel)
les 3 vallées is a place you also visit in summer, they have a bunch of path that you can take to visit the various mountains les 3 vallées has to offer.
i've been going to les 3 vallées for the last 21 years, you never get bored of it(no i was not paid to make this post, i just really like the place)
C'est là-bas que je vais chaque été, les 3 Vallées ! C'est trop bien, j'adore ! Ils proposent plein d'activités dans les différentes stations aussi !
Vacations week-end : Le Puy du Fou en Vendée, Terra Botanica in Angers (inside my town :p).
Historical Full-week : Nîmes (Biggest after Rome's Colosseum) next to the "Pont du Gard" (Roman aqueduc).
I've been to Normandie and the sweet smell of food is something pictures can't take. 😊
can't wait for the vlogs of you going to these places to show us live
A Lyon je trouve qu on n a pas beaucoup de touristes, par contre pas mal de Québécois, ils ont bon goût eux.
Love this video! I studied in Bordeaux and loved it. Also loved the TGV both the trains and the shots (tequila-gin-vodka + sirop)
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it's worth noting that the French also joke about how rude those in Paris are, often saying "Paris c'est Paris, la France est ailleurs." (Paris is Paris, France is elsewhere). That said, there actually is a reason for why those in Paris are so rude all the time. You see, France is very keen on being polite to one another, saying Hello when you meet someone, Please and Thank you, Good Bye, etc. small words that don't cost anything to say but show that you're willing to go a small extra step to make someone else comfortable. the problem is, it seems tourists in Paris rarely do those niceties, they enter a cab and instead of saying "Hello, to [destination], please." and then thank you and goodbye when they arrive, they plop themselves in your car, say a destination with nothing else, and then when you arrive they give you the money and leave without a word. it's the bare minimum when just a few more words don't cost anything. there are also some english speakers that get annoyed when someone in a non-english speaking country doesn't speak english, and that's never fun. it doesn't happen all the time, but it happens enough that they formed tourist stereotypes and get legitamately surprised and happy when they see atourist trying to speak french.
so say Hello and Good Bye
say Please and Thank You
be Polite
be Efficient
have a plan to be nice to everyone you meet
talking of france i usually think directly to the town : Nice since it is where i was born and live all my life until i mooove to another country 3 years ago ^^
Oh no, toute la Haute-Savoie va te tomber dessus, on ne prononce pas le "x" à la fin de Chamonix 😰
C'est bien vrai
Got to love those redundant consonants. I live near a village named Cuzorn. Most everyone pronounces the N except the villageois who ignore it entirely. The word cerf can also be heard to be pronounced locally with the F at the end. But with you on the X in Chamonix!
I don’t speak French, but I knew this. Watching television (Winter Olympics), they always pronounced it “Chamoni” without the “x”.
@@NorseGraphic h aspiré et h muet ont quitté sur le champ la pièce 😜🤣
Hahaha, the 3 times ChamoniXXX was painful 😅 great video for foreigners who only know Paris though
Good job LOIC !!
Way back In the 80s I lived in Northern 🇮🇹Italy for 2 years. . . I never made it to France, although I did visit Ventimiglia (20 miles) from the French🇨🇵Riviera🏖
Merci beaucoup for your informative, creative & humorous videos❤
Fun fact: in the Northern Hemisphere, the remarkably unique latitude/longitude confluence point: 45°N 0°, where the Greenwich meridian and the 45th parallel north intersect. This point is situated in France, just 60 kilometres to the east of Bordeaux.
Tahiti, c'est la France aussi ! :D
Loved the Instant Movement noise from Dragon Ball when your dog moved lol!
Also, you are a Mexican who grew up in California with French origins... My my! And I thought my grandpa's history was complicated!
Also, as a French person, I would like to try: le Jura (that's from where the word jurassic comes from so that must be interesting), Sète, and Nîmes.
There is also the Futuroscope, near Poitiers, which is kinda like the Tomorrowland part of Disneyland that we don't have + the futurist part of EPCOT (no world showcase there, sorry!)
Awesome! Awesome family heritage! And also awesome, that this channel is becoming a train enthusiast channel! 😁👍
Fun fact: France has got the world's largest EEZ exclusive economic zone: 11,691,000 sq km (4,514,000 sq mi). USA world's second largest EEZ 4,383,000sq mi. (Worldatlas)
What's nice about france is that you can also travel by bus. Each region has their own regional transit lines, it takes longer but saves a lot of money, and there's room for luggage in the baggage compartment (also check flixbus for travelling to different european major cities). TGV always stresses me out because there's not much room for big lugagge and I'm always afraid someone will take mine. TGV is so pricey as well. Renting a car for a couple weeks could be a good idea, make sure you rent a large enough vehicle if you are a group with multiple luggage. Otherwise not everything will fit in the car. Or you'll have to rent a passenger van. Outside most TGV stations there are multiple car rentals, they offer a good variety of sizes from compact to passenger vans. Make sure you pay in advance to really book the car. So many people think that just booking a car on a website is enough to secure a rental, but a lot of rentals, by the end of the day have run out of cars, car insurance companies get priority as well. So pay for you rental in advance, or get it early in the day. France has lots to offer but sometimes staying in one area is best to really relax and enjoy. I think the French Riviera is awesome, and you can take day trips from there. The Paris region is great as well and you can visit Normandy or even England on a 1 or 2-day trip. Italy is not too far as well. Overall Europe is awesome for vacationing for sure. I haven't been to the Atlantic Coast but I heard it's really nice in Arcachon, Biarritz, Hendaye, near the Spanish Basque country. Alsace is nice and Germany is right there. Franche-Comté is awesome, for nature lovers, they have cabins/chalets, it's great for hiking, paragliding (summer time of course), and great cheese, and Switzerland is a few miles away. Switzerland is gorgeous BTW. Maybe Belgium can be a good homebase to visit neighboring country. The UK, is also a must-see and is connected to France by sea and tunnel, as well as to Belgium and the Netherlands (b Sea). Many options, hard to choose, but go where you want to go, or do a 2-week euro rail pass, and stay in youth hostels.
Loving these types of videos!! I really hope you keep posting them
Good choice of touristic destinations, except it lacks my 2 favourite: Brittany for food and landscapes, and South-West for pretty much everything. You have Carcassonne a beautiful castle, the cassoulet which is one of the most iconic french dishes, the Pyrénées for hikes, etc...
Venez aussi visiter la Suisse! C’est magnifique , et il y a de quoi faire (avec d’excellents trains, même à la montagne)!😉🇨🇭
There's also a region where people go when they don't want to deal with too much heat in summer (AC isn't very common in France, except in cars) while still enjoying beautiful beaches, or when they don't want to feel too cold in winter. Add some nice seafood, charcuterie and local specialties and it's _plijus-tre..._
Not having AC and ice is the real culture shock otherwise Paris is just fine, too many mopeds on the streets whizzing by though.
I really enjoyed seeing Paris with my 12 year old granddaughter, but now I want to see Aquitaine.
You forgot to mention one of the most scenic regions with a wild and romantic landscape, la Bretagne.
I am from Provence! I fully agree... I miss the sun being in London now... ahah
Loic ! You could have also talked about the Mont-Saint-Michel or just Brittany in general
Mont Saint-Michel is in Normandie, though.
@@s.p.8803 True I got mixed up, don't say that to the Bretons 😂
It'S more or less on the border Normandie/bretagne. Google maps says less than 5 km.
@@u.s.1974 Yes, but identity is very strong in these regions.
2:33 This is an urban legend that even the SNCF had internal research about and did not find any (suspected old) law about. Unlike the fact that technically until 2013 women were not legally allowed to wear trousers.... So even if there was a -very old- law about not kissing on a train platform, nowadays it would never be enforced... nor respected haha!
The "woman can not wear trousers" thing was not a law but a decree from the Seine prefecture, a department that disappeared in 1968 (and said decree stopped being enforced well before that.)
It's 95% fantastic. From my 4th until now 48 I visit at least 4 times a year mostly always other régions. I love it.
With the exception of Paris and 100 km around it. The sites are fantastic but the people and the safety are the worst if you're not in a group. Even Marseille feels safer.
J'adore visiter la France. La Provence et les Alpes sont mes endroits préférés.
You did not mention Reims with its Champagne cellars to visit and wine to taste, just 45 minutes away by TGV from Paris!! :D
2:06 french name, born in mexico, grew up in the US, now lives in france
that is some backstory. it does explain the use of english, spanish and french in the videos, though
5:54, I recognize and appreciate your use of the cartoon scream.
Strasbourg is lovely!!
I live near the Mediterranean sea, so my favourite location for holidays is... the west coast of France, with the ocean. Yeah water again but with waves !
These videos need more views!
Brilliant, i do love France, Bourgogne for some of the good stuff 🙂
OMG our French friend was born in Mexico City so that makes him a CHILANGO!!! Love him😅😅😅
I’ve always wanted to spend a week renting a sort of houseboat and travelling on the French canals from village to village, working the little locks. I’ve heard too many bad things about Paris and the Parisiens, the countryside and other cities sound so much more enticing. Nice was nice, visited on a market day and flirted with a very handsome and sweet vendor 😘
Cute dog ❤😂
Our daughter studied in Aix-en-Provence; such a beautiful place! Another favorite in the south is Carcassonne.
I wish I could see Paris one day. But there are many places in France. Taxi movie was shot in Marcell
Marseille
Samy Naceri en marcel
I was waiting for the Asterix mention 😂 I'm from Belgium, but remember going there as a child.
I have to buy my plane ticket to Paris this month for my French study abroad in Pau this summer and now I’m scared 😂
Lucky you, Pau is not far from some of the greatest French surfing spots. And close to very nice ski resorts.
@@chucku00 i hear it’s going to be hosting the summer Olympics this year so I’m worried about travel cost and foot traffic.
@@logenvestfold4143 Pau is located in the very south west of France and there will be no olympics events in this region : most of the events will be in or around Paris, the football (soccer) tournament will be in Bordeaux, Nantes, Lyon, Saint-Etienne, Nice, Marseille (but it's business as usual since these cities also have big football matches with the regular French championship and the Euroleague all year long), handball and basketball tournaments qualifying stages will be in Lille, sailing will be in Marseille and surfing will take place in Tahiti. So if you take into account the fact France usually manages to get 80 million tourists per year, even half a million more will be dealt with easy peasy. _Plus on est de fous, plus on rit!_
No reason to worry, and enjoy your stay in Pau.
I live in Paris, yeah summer is going to be hard with the olympics in aug, but Paris is so beautiful in the summer with the blue skies, greenery, and general good vibes. There's always too many things to do/see and too much good food from like every cuisine type, you'll have a great time don't worry (esp if you speak/attempt to speak French and know the cultural differences)
@@Phoca_Vitulina As long as you avoid Paris between july 26 and august 11, it's neat. BTW it's more interesting to visit Paris in may/june or september/october, there's less tourists, it's less hot and the city is more alive.
About chamonix... Remember the silent letters in french? The X is one of those. (I asked google just to be sure)
I would rather spend two weeks camping in Auvergne, at the foot of Puis de Dôme, than spending two days in Paris.
Did both, by the way.
The cote da azur (sry for the spelling, I don't have the french keyboard) is probably unbeaten. I should try the northern gourmet regions though at some point!
I'm pretty sure le soleil du midi in Provence gave me melanoma.
Watching this video from our vacation location: Chamonix Mont-Blanc! 😊we love this city!
You mentioned snow, sun, sea and food but forgot to mention you can also experience wind and rain, in the Nooooorth.... ;)
Of course, I would have to visit Paris; Parc Astérix sounds very interesting. For my next destination, I want to go to Strasbourg.
You made more for french tourism in 10minutes than french people since forever ahah
Carcassonne !!!!
Il y a aussi de très belles îles francophone à visiter !
I would have also mentioned the futuroscope and the puy du fou for parcs as they are pretty original and very unique (at least the puy du fou)
La loire à vélo 🎉
If you are going to Paris and want to pop outside the city for a while, go to Monét's garden in Giverny. A lovely place.
careful, for now, there is no TGV connection between Marseille and Bordeaux! Amazing vid so far 🙂
Add the Musee Grevin and Le Trou Des Halles to Paris attractions.
The Being late part is highly familiar to me considering my Brazilian family, always tell them to arrive 2 hours early
Deux régions incroyables dont tu n’as pas parlé: la Vendée et la Bretagne! Mais sinon super vidéo… merci de m’avoir appris que mon homme et moi sommes dans l’illégalité quand nous nous disons au revoir sur le quai de la gare 🙃😁
Nice and fun video. You didn’t mention Bretagne…😢
0:35 living in Paris, I must say those are not cultural schock symptoms. Those are just the normal psychological conditions in this city of Hell (and don’t get me wrong, I love to live there. Being aware of the nightmare it is while loving Paris is certainly the most Parisian thing that can be).
But yes, France as a lot more to offer and to be honest the stress of the capital, especially outside its main attractions where you can really enjoy the quality of French life which would certainly be the better experience ever for an American tourist.
Work to live, don’t live to work, don't do your holidays as what you should do, just enjoy what you find.
super vidéo ! j'habite près de chambord, et beaucoup d'américain viennent par rapport à Léonard de Vinci, il a laisser beaucoup de traces, escalier en double élipses comme l'adn et tout ces invention grandeur nature à amboise...
When you say French people spend holidays in French Riviera or in a chateau/ hotel... that is really a super small portion of the society, the very affluent. Average French people will go to camping sites, family hotels etc in cheaper areas like Cap d'Agde etc.
The x in Chamonix is silent ;-)
I appreciate this one so much, I will be traveling across Europe within the next few years and did not like the idea of Paris being the only popular destination when France is brought up. This definitely piqued my interest
If you like parfumes you must visit Grasse, the capital of parfumes.
À propos de l'Alsace, plus que les grandes villes comme Colmar et Strasbourg, ce sont surtout les petites villes et villages qui en font le charme, les chateaux, dont le fabuleux Haut Koenigsbourg.
l'Occitanie et ses château cathares, l'abbaye de fond froide, et inévitablement la cité médiévale de Carcassonne.
Sinon Lyon reste malgré tout une des plus belles grandes villes de France, autant y faire une halte avant Chamonix ;)
The two regions that interest me most in France are Normandy and Brittany.
Train à Grande Vitesse?
Train of Great Velocity!
If you like vacations by the sea here's how it's like: Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot
Je suis New Yorkaise, mais je visite Menton deux fois par an (pour 4-5 semaines). J'adore la Cote d'Azur. (J'ai pense que Colmar est trop touriste.) Bien sur, je visite Nice quand je suis en Menton et Ventimille en Italie.
In the may years I spent vacation in France since my childhood I NEVER visited Paris 😅
Surfers go to Pay-Basque
What about Puy du fou? It really one of the greatest vacation places I've Seen umin France.