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I'm French, and this guy in the video has definitely seen more of France than me. ^^
Yep pareil^^ faut que je bouge
Et pourtant, on en a vu des sacrés morceaux ^^
La même, et j'ai 42 ans ha ha. Mais c'est compliqué quand on a pas trop les moyens non plus, et je suis pas assez aventureux pour partir juste avec un sac à dos et une tente.
Sérieux 😲
Il faut voyager un peu.
Tu n'a qu'une vie!
A moins que tu ne puisses vraiment pas sortir de chez toi je te conseille d'explorer et de découvrir.
Invitons le , il a l'air subjugué 💪🇨🇵
hi there, as french i can say that : if you want to meet french people and visit France, never forget : Paris is not France and France is not Paris.
Seek for small town/village, you will meet France there....and it wil cost you less money (like a lot).
Of course visit the magnificient monument of our ancestor in Paris/Bordeaux/Lyon etc...but when it done > escape to real France, you will avoid "tourist trap".
Thx for your video
There's no such thing as "unreal" France
N'oubliez pas non plus que tous les peuples du monde sont à Paris, puisque cette ville est habitée à 80 % de provinciaux et d'étrangers 😊
Yes, but above all avoid the suburbs and certain neighborhoods, even city centers are less and less secure, even in Brittany, and everywhere there are more and more attacks, a real scourge both for tourists and for the French themselves.
Montpellier, Toulouse, Uzès...
@@paulinelehnebachMontpellier 😍 Lyon 😍
France is beautiful 🤩
merci
Thank youuu❤️
Sadly people only want to go to Paris...
Sans les migrants,les LGBT QA wok les arbres les juifs OK elle est belle
@@jeanyvespotier tu cherche trop loin sans des gens ayant comme toi une tres petite ouverture d'esprit la france sera presque parfaite tu n es pas un vrai Français ne parle pas en notre nom merci
I am an American Currently living my dream in France. Strasbourg France is where I am now which is also so stunning, but I have been traveling all over Europe for over 5 years and other European Countries are just as Beautiful! Why are Black American not traveling abroad to Europe? Its actually cheaper than traveling inside the US. Just do it!
🥰Strasbourg !
Lol you re an exception 😂 taking an american girl outta the US is like trying to open an oyster barehanded
Also whites are welcome ! Americans are nice.
Good to know that you enjoy you life there but unfortunately plenty of black American are persuaded that Europe and especially France is full of racists then think that they'll experienced racism if they travel there while in reality, even if it can happen, for most of people it's not the case.
@@TheKrauzerII A lot of americans are coming here. Even me i see this, my new neighbours are from California, a whole family not speaking a single word in french ahaha so cool, the city is Béziers :)
I love my country, mon pays ❤️❤️❤️🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Je suis FAN de mon pays aussi 😍! France also has the most beautiful tropical islands : the Caribbean, Tahiti... I did travel a lot and appreciate my country even more! France is beautiful.
Le plus choquant pour nous français c'est que l'on ne prête plus attention à certains monuments. J'habite pas loin du Mont Saint Michel, donc forcément quand on voit ça tous les jours, on n'est plus autant émerveillé, mais voir un américain qui est très étonné, ça nous force de constater la beauté du lieu.
exactement je me suis dit pareil quand tu prend un regard ext le Mont est incroyable !!
Et la symbolique qui va avec Saint Michel
moi c'est mon rêve de visiter le mont saint michel une fois dans ma vie
@@nabo_lanuitya8938 ça vaut le coup, après faut y aller a l'automne ou printemps, y a moins de monde et ça reste beau à voir.
Mais gravvvve de le voir s'émerveiller comme ça, nous fais prendre conscience de la richesse de notre patrimoine, le mont St Michel est effectivement une pure merveille j'habite en Bretagne depuis un moment et j'ai mis du temps à aller le visiter, mais quand on s'approche de cette beauté on est touché par le côté mystique de cet édifice
J'habite Annecy depuis 20 ans et je suis toujours émerveillé par la beauté de cette ville paisible
In massif central you can see the chaîne des Puys: 80 inactive volcanoes over 45 km
I agree a hundred percent!
I’ve been to France 🇫🇷 so many times especially when a teenager and went to France 🇫🇷 Switzerland 🇨🇭 Germany 🇩🇪 with my high school .i love Europe and travelling
Its so gorgeous!!
Hi, I am French and I confirm that it is certainly the most beautiful country in Europe and perhaps in the world because it is very varied. The small medieval villages are real journeys through time. Without forgetting the gastronomy, it’s quite a taste journey because each region is different. The advantage of France, which is not a large country compared to Canada or the USA, is that by traveling just a few kilometers you can radically change the landscape and even the climate.
L. Autriche l Allemagne etc.... Aussi l Europe est magnifique c est un continent très riche à tout les points de vu.
Hi young friend, here a 72 years old lady who lives in the city where she was born , l'isle sur la Sorgue in Provence, Barack Obama and his family came to visit us on holiday about 10 years ago, my city is called the Provence Venice ,the river Sorgue is everywhere. France is not only Paris or the riviera as you can see. Hope to see you around one day.🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Visiblement ton voisin adore couper du bois et bricoler chez lui lol
Ca fait un bruit de dingue ^^
Such a diverse and beautiful country, and I can personally vouch for The Alps and Riviera as being absolutely spectacular, although I have to say the cable car ride from Chamonix was a challenge, as I’m not entirely comfortable with heights. However, stomach flips aside, and my head going for a swim when I got to the top, it was so worth it for the view, and maybe even added to the memory.
The Riviera couldn’t be more different, but it’s just as memorably beautiful, and it is my favourite country to visit in Europe.
i respect you for taking that ride under the fear of heights.
I'm French and it's so moving to see your feelings about my country.
There are so many other stunning landscapes and towns to visit! I'm lucky and I know it.
If you go to France, visit Lyon which is an amazing old and modern big town. Then, go with your backpack in the Auvergne country. You'll discover magnificent volcanos.
If you ever visit Paris, please know that we're not assholes, you just need to start every conversation with "Bonjour". The reputation comes from entitled tourists that think we're here to entertain them when Paris is still a capital, with people working and going on with their lives everyday. We have Disneyland but it doesn't mean Disneyland extends to Paris ! Just start with bonjour, don't be entitled, don't mock our culture and most parisians will be nice and helpful. If they're rushing you, it's because they still have a life, they might be going to work or they might need to rush to get their children after school or something.
Tu as l'air subjugué mec! Viens en France je t'offre je gite et le couvert 💪🇨🇵
Maybe tell him in English ! Si tu lui traduis, ça ira mieux
@@issey1456le traducteur YT ne marche pas trop mal.
I have fond memories of visiting the Mont Saint Michel with my parents when they came to visit me during my academic year abroad in Normandy (part of my French degree consisted of pretending to teach French children to speak English!).
Over the years I have visited various parts of France, but never made it to the south coast (the closest would have been when I crossed into Spain) and there were lots of gems along the way...
I am French and I live near the Chateaux de la Loire area and it is all breathtaking, worth the visit everytime. There are so many georgeous places not even mentionned in this video! We french love to make some weekend gateaway to explore our country.
Incredible!
La tête du monsieur quand il voit le château de Chenonceau sur l'eau haha. Oui et tout cela bâti sans outils modernes sans électricité ni pétrole. Nos ancêtres sont incroyables
Hello from France! nice video! at 19:32 it's my town (Le Puy en Velay) :)
Et encore tu n'as pas tout vu 😂 la Dordogne est magnifique plein de châteaux et de grottes à visiter et plein d'autres magnifiques villes ❤🇨🇵🇨🇵
Nice reaction, I hope you can come visit us soon !
Yes just a scratch of France, a lot of our country side have very very beautiful spot in Ardèche, Ariège, Dordogne and more and more …
Hello from Corsica ^^
Verdon Gorge, best place to visit. I lived 1h30 from there in the past. Every summer we went in. Never got bored of it ^^
And meanwhile, we dream of the skyscrapers of New York or Chicago in France (not that much in truth). What I noticed during my trip to the USA is that you have breathtaking natural landscapes (in the national parks in particular) and artificial but spectacular cities, but you lack the patina of time to merge natural landscapes and landscapes shaped by man (I flew over the northern midwest and it was depressing. The grid of straight roads which do not respect any relief or other element of the landscape such as rivers, gives the impression that the Americans have abolished nature...). We have this in France, as in the rest of Europe in general and in other "old" countries such as I imagine Japan, China or India. I think that's what fascinates Americans...
Chaque village chaque région de France a une histoire incroyable et des monuments qui sont des trésors humains
Notre France est très très belle et très diversifiée les paysages sont des tableaux sans compter nos fabuleux et majestueux châteaux ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
You're welcome in France!
France is a garden... 💕
It's a hell now.
@@netshaman9918 Dans les quartiers où il y a de la racaille mais il existe encore de beaux endroits !!!
France IS beautiful with mountains seas campains and différents cities
The food IS awesome
you are welcome !
The France is the most beautiful country in the world!!
La France est magnifique. Il y a plein de régions plus belles les unes que les autres.
all this in a country smaller than Texas.
I am french and I am always still amaze by Etretat (even if my friends are like "but it's just à small village who is not interesting to stay more than 1 hour😂")
Come to France, Mister ! you can add Hyères in the south of France + Ile de Porquerolles + Presqu'Ile de Giens and Port Cros. it's amazing !
Come to France my friend, you're welcome :)
I so love my country. We have absolutely amazing places, castle and monuments in all France. People only go to Paris, but believe me guys, when you are done with the big attractions of Paris, you have to do a road trip around France cause each part have wonderful places full of history and beautiful sight seeing and monuments. I don’t want to be arrogant but France and Europe in general are really really beautiful when it comes to architectures, fairytale like places and so on. we have an astronomical historical and cultural heritage. We tend to forget that as Europeans because it’s under our nose, but we did have the chance to live in wonderful places where you can discover pretty amazing stuff. And as a French native, because it’s my country, I kind of think that I have all the time in the world to explore my own country, and I travel a lot around the world to discover new places and culture, but I do have to say that even I, I’m pretty amazed about the wonderful places that my country has to offered and I get to hear about new places that I want to visit around France every week. I have some notebook where I wrote all the places that I would like to visit in my country when I retire. Since I’m young, I travel around the globe, but when I’ll be older, I will travel around my beautiful country.
now you said that, I can see "the elephant". nice catch there.
Thank you! 😃❤️❤️
French country's chance is there there are all world's landscapes in a small county. We have Colorado's mountains, big Forests, desert, beaches, cultures and great towns and amazing castles.
La Bretagne est également un trésor naturel et architectural. Saint-Malo, cap Fréhel, Concarneau, presqu'île de Quiberon et j'en oublie énormément
Le plus beau pays du monde ! 💙🤍❤
I a french if you come in france you have to see the old city of Carcassonne and you have to visit Cahors it's so beautifull
You've seen th big things of France, but let me tell you something ! In my opinion the most french thing you could do is enjoy a nice hot summer sunday french meal, from 12 am to 7pm in the country side laying back on a deckchair with country folks, eating, drinking traditional, exchanging funny stories, love stories, dreams or simply say nothing and enjoy the present time
...And there are so many magnificent places missing... Burgundy, Dordogne, Rocamadour, Colonge la rouge in Corèze. In short, our country is so diverse and full of different cultures and eras that a 20-minute video is too short! Welcome everyone to France
What he doesn't say in the video is that Saint-Tropez is best known for having been the filming location for the films "Les Gendarmes" with Louis de Finès who is probably the most famous French actor in French comedy, it is this film which popularized the place.
And Brigitte Bardot !
He forgot several spots impossible to miss like Bordeaux which is one of the most beautiful city, a little Paris of the South West so I guess that part 2 he speaks of will be needed :D
Oh and btw Mont Saint Michel is in Normandy (like the Étretat's cliff shown at the beginning).
Nice video
Thank for the video... yes, please, come to France... and take a little more time than him to visit the Palace of Versailles and other wines areas... as he said, he's only scratched the surface
Well, this guy didn't discover the great South-West, the country inside the country. So he hasn't seen the most beautiful places in France. ^^
Chocolatine ! Ariejo, Ô moun Pais ! (Occitan language)
I love my country ! We have such a range variety of lanscapes, différent architecture and gastronomy.
Visit the small villages !
Mind that all you’ve seen here are “just” the main spots. Five years ago I moved not far from Toulouse (south-west France near the Pyrenees) and to this day I am still amazed by all the hidden gems around. There’s plenty of small villages with medieval bridges, market places and churches. Sure you’ve got that elsewhere in Europe like in Britain but it rains more over there. Then yes you’ve got impressive Historical landmarks and culture in Italy and Greece but France has the same only with a perfect balance between great culture, great food, sunny but not too hot weather and fantastic landscapes.
Frane is a really beautiful country.
I live in France I visited Paris and yeah it’s actually the hood there bcuz of the poverty . I was at châtelet ( a street in Paris) and there was a lot of poor people.
You should not say that Paris is not France. Paris is a part of France different from the countryside but is worth visiting as a lot of different part of France.
Hi, from south france
"Poverty" in Paris is confined to the north town: In the 19th and 20th arrondissements. Vous etes les bienvenus en France.
I’m French and living 40min far from the « mer de glace » there you have also a cave with ice sculpture inside. The Calanques is dangerous, lot of people lost there for few days or fell and break something, but really beautiful. For the Mt st Michel you have to be prepare for walking, a lot of tourist have feet problems😅. And on the pyrenees mountain, don’t approch herd garding with big white dog called « patou » because they will bite you. Yes we had a lot of castle maybe more in the North, personnaly i prefer German architecture but there are beautiful too. Welcome if you can come!
There are more lot of places, lands, cities and castles to visit in France. This country has différents climats. Each Land of France has à rich historique and typical traditions and also many langages. As a french, i will have never all the nessecary time to all visit. This country is (for me) the most beautifull for all of theses things. And then, dont forget his gastronomy. Each Land of France has his speciality. After, there are a lot of things not very well and bad too in France as a lot of country. But anyway, i love m'y country and his cosmopolitan peoples, it s also a great chance for us. Welcome in France, my friend
We have a lot of castle in the " pays de la loire "
Were knights fight in the middle age .
Its beautiful and cheap
Salut. En tant que français, je sais qu’on a conscience d’habiter un pays magnifique.
Même si il y a des problèmes comme partout…
We have all type of castles, and you have Dysneyworld!
The funniest about French people is that we have all of that nearby but when you ask us where we would like to go on vacation, there's a huge chance to have a foreign country as response :P
Yes… but just for vacation, not for living !
Not sure. My best vacations were at Saint-Rémy de Provence, at L'Ile de Ré and l'Ile d'Oléron and La Rochelle.
But I have wonderful memories of Cassis and Aubagne, and of a catamaran trip between Hyères, Port-Cros and Porquerolles.
I went to the Avignon Festival once in my life, it was just magical, and during the same stay, I attended a Ray Charles concert in Antibes-Juan-les-Pins! It's a unique experience.
And Annecy, in summer and winter, is a wonderful city.
The youtuber who has visited France has a rewarding way of presenting France, but the youtuber here has a soul and a child's eye that marvels at everything too.
I mean, wonder depends less on the place than on the way we look at it.
You can marvel at tombstones too....if you visit the catacombs!
Le seul bémol que je pourrais apporter est que tous ces extraits ont été fait de jour; la nuit avec l'éclairage de certaines villes c'est encore plus somptueux (Paris et la Côte d'Azur entre autre); ainsi que les couchers de soleil magnifique à certains endroits du pays.
Autrement belle vidéo où la plupart des merveilles françaises sont répertoriées; notamment avec nos châteaux médiévaux; nos célébres vignes etc .
La France a un passé historique de dizaines de siècles où l'Europe est née. (le vieux continent)
La culture de ce pays est incommensurable; des régions à couper le souffle tels que la Provence ou encore la Bretagne.
On est chanceux de vivre dans un pays avec autant de richesses.
Les USA c'est chouette aussi mais niveau architecture ça n'a rien à voir vu que c'est un jeune pays d'à peine 400 ans;
à 10.47 c'est le jardin exotique à Monaco. Lieu incroyable.
quand vous êtes loin du Mont Saint-Miche,l on peut apercevoir les vagues de chaleur, et vous avez l'impression que le Mont-Saint-Michel est comment suspend dans le vide, c'est très jolie. L'Aiguille Creuse d'd'Étretat, si un jour vous avez la chance d'y aller, allez-y en marée basse il y a une grotte dans lequel les nazis ont construit un tunnel avec une échelle, une fois en marée haute les Allemands étaient en sécurité et les gens ne pouvaient pas apercevoir le trou dissimuler par les eaux.
He forgot our islands around the world. Tbs that's why we don't understand why everyone go to Paris 😂
The center of paris is beautifall but it's auround like if you go some place in the 93,91,78... It's the "banlieue" were is the hood but even in those place this is not the wood like in us or really at very precise place
Et oui des sites proteges et heureusement❤ votre base 😊
6:55 I live in that village. No joke.
Il a montré le circuit touristique classique, croît moi il y a bien plus beau
France is beautiful especially when it is not France : Tetiaroa,Polynesia;Turtles Bay ,New Caledonia;St Anne beach, Guadeloupe...
Et il y a les plus belles Femmes du monde 😎
next time close your window, can't believe you did not realize how much background noise there was
Et encore c’était la la France métropolitaine 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Ce pays bâti par dieu et bonifié par nos ancêtres est un des plus beaux du monde ne gachons pas
Mont Saint Michel is not a castle, it's a city built around an abbey
I live near Chenonceau, this castle is magnificent and I regularly fish some big catfish at the foot of the castle.
Poverty in France ??? I'm laughing...😂
"Paris is the hood, lots of poverty..."
That's social mixity, trying to get every walks of life living together and not segregate by wealth or ethnicity with a program of affordable housing - by law, a mandatory 10% of every new real estates built.
There are exceptions with some posh upscale districts paying huges fines to the city for not abiding by the law every year just to keep the poor at bay.
I'd say NYc, Chicago, Miami or LA and SF would have more hobos and drug addicts than Paris (per capita) and their lower middle class and lower have been pushed one or 2 hours away from downtown. But by the time I visited LA and Sf last june of 2024, I had heard a lot about unsafe neighborhoods by US people I met within the past 2 months, but on site, they were nowhere to be seen, having all been expelled and confined to camps (just one step away from being prisons) somewhere else.
But then, I have visited Camden New Jersey in 2018 and the place was filled with drug dealers, people coming out of jail, and dozens of cops at the bus station just to make sure travelers could pass through in peace - so I saw a glimpse of what "the Hood" would be like in USA (outside of watching tv shows like the Wire). Paris is light-yeras away from that level.
London and UK in general also have a lot more poverty but they hide it out of the view from the tourists.
bon choix les garcons mais vous pouvez faire 10 videos differentes
clairement
Hi from Lille.
1:04 I live 5km from this place And yet I never go there
The only thing that is so sad id that most of French are too poor to enjoy this patrimonial value. Most can enjoy what is "around" and cannot pay what is "for rich and tourists".
Et on oublie de le dire. La France est aussi le pays de la mode. Les français s'habillent très bien
Ah bon ?
Riquewihr is also the name of a French B1 Bis tank that decided to get rid of the pesky Germans shooting at it from the ditches in the town of Stonne in 1940 by just putting the right track in said ditch and driving forward.
Butcher of Stonne.
And that’s not even the most beautiful places in France to me. There are so many, it’s crazy, in the Alps, in Dordogne (like Sarlat La Canéda), Saint Rapahël in the south etc etc.
Merci ...
And France countryside is cheap to live you know... Here you live very comfy with 35k$ a year
All most beautifull places in France (and many countries) are old ones or natural ones, not recent ones. Strange, isn't it ?
The old ways were the true ways!
y'a bcp + fairytale que ça ! ^^
Actually it's more of a nightmare than ever.
il y a des français ici ou pas ,parce que je me sens un peu seul 😅😅
Oh mais à part Carcassonne, ils nont même pas fait l'Occitanie 😢 rien que Toulouse par ex et puis les grottes en Ariège, l'Aveyron et la côte basque, Bordeaux, ou même Montpellier quel dommage!😅
Esterel
Paris is pretty bad at times, but Marseille is the real French hood. I've lived in Marseille most of my life and I want to get out. It's also beautiful, some parts of it anyway. But too many problems. I won't even share, people would say I'm bsing.
Anyway, noticed how the guy avoided Marseille and stuck to Cassis? I can't blame him. If you do come to Marseille, stick to the touristy parts.
That being said. Thank you for reminding me France is indeed beautiful. I didn't even know about some of these places myself 😉
Unfortunately the amount of crimes is way too high in Marseille
@@Nat007_ The levels of poverty are also insane. It's easy to get «stuck» here. Sometimes when I go elsewhere I face prejudice. Some people are afraid of me for no reason.
Poverty, crime, drugs, guns, getting stuck, yeah basically it's ghetto af.
I am sorry about this
@@Nat007_ It is what it is, bro. Thanks for your concern.
Le mont saint Michel est une abbaye 😊
Dommage que les français en ce moment ne reflète pas la beauté de leurs pays.. et je suis français.
No it's not