You don't need to stand in that line if you want to visit the Louvre. You can skip the line by using an underground entrance to a shopping mall that is connected to the Louvre underground. So just walk through the mall, buy some Starbucks or a souvenir and head on over to the museum! :-)
+Lucie Mitregova Thank You lucie for the information , :D can you please market for us in photo ( the entrance ) and share the link with us ? thank you again
+George Emad Basically, there's a shopping center under the Louvre and you can access the museum from there. It's called the Caroussel du Louvre Shopping Centre and the entrance is 99 rue de Rivoli. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ae/Le_Caroussel_du_Louvre%2C_galerie_commerciale_n3.jpg/800px-Le_Caroussel_du_Louvre%2C_galerie_commerciale_n3.jpg You still have to queue inside to get to the actual museum but you skip the first queue on the Cour Napoleon upstairs (the Pyramid place). There's also another entrance, Porte des Lions where you don't have to queue as much but you start at the extreme end of the museum (closed on Friday and late afternoon/night) There are two bad ass halls where you wanna go check out some sculptures: the Cour Marly and Cour Puget. Looks like this: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/52/Paris_-_The_Musee_Du_Louvre_main_hall_by_night_-_2884.jpg and... l7.alamy.com/zooms/b94459112109449cb4a3f26be597351b/cour-puget-louvre-museum-paris-france-exx4rx.jpg The museum is closed on Tuesday and you wanna avoid weekends (especially the first Sunday of the month when it's free) and Wednesday before 18h00, the three busiest days of the week. Also Mondays might be dodgy because many other museums are closed that day. The best days and times are weekday mornings and the Wednesday "nocturne" when the museum is opened till late (18h00 to 22h00). The least busy time is Thursday morning.
I love Paris. The louvre could easily eat up your day and i wouldn't recommend rushing it. In my personal opinion, the only two museums you need to visit if you only have two days in Paris are the Louvre and Notre Dame. They are within walking distance or you can easily take the subway :). Also fun fact about the louvre if you were to look at every painting for 30 seconds it would take you about 2 years to see every painting.
Notre Dame is a functioning Cathedral, not a museum. Also, beware of pickpockets there, especially if you look like a tourist. The first time we went there were little kids that would hand you a postcard (in English) saying they were starving and could you give them money while an adult would pickpocket you. The last time there were girls trying to get you to sign clipboards as the distraction. Basically try to look French and don’t get distracted. I’ve been to the Louvre a few times and it’s a much better experience if you plan the highlights you want to see rather than trying to see everything. Not sure it would take 2 years, but it’s got over 8 miles of art, so yeah, not exactly they kind of thing you do in a day. They do have maps online, exactly like the ones they have at the Louvre, and you can print it out and plan your highlights. The last time we went we were only there for 3 hours and saw everything we really wanted to see! I also saw the tip about using the mall entrance...that’s exactly right! Easiest and fastest way to get in! Also, one of the best touristy things we did was to take a Seine lunch cruise....it was about €60 for 3 hours and the food was great and you get to see a lot of Paris highlights, plus drink amazing wine!
As a French (but not Parisian-born), my favorite museum in Paris is Quai Branly, near the Eiffel Tower. It mostly focuses on traditional African/Oceanic art. Absolutely stunning and inspiring. If you ever intent a larger trip abroad France, I recommend cities such as Strasbourg (in the North East), Bordeaux, Toulouse, Lyon, Bretagne region... there is many others to mention but Strasbourg is my favorite.
So glad I came across your video... I've been researching about Paris for a while now yet never heard of this Paris Pass. we are only going to be there for 2 days too. Thanks a bunch!
Thank you for much for posting this. We are headed to Paris for exactly 2 days (after a week in London), so this was /perfect/. I fully expect to head back at a later time, so we're just going for the highlights. Thank you, from Chicago!
My all-time favorite monument/view is from Sacre Coeur. Anyone who goes should go to the top then walk down to the Moulin Rouge. The BEST view in Paris, and its free!! :)
Just got back from my Paris trip as a solo lady traveler! Finally! I've got to see the Eiffel Tower, Sainte Chappelli, Louvre, La Opera and so on.. I guess I am very lucky, so far all the people I've come across with are all nice to me- to mention vendors of crepes near Eiffel Tower, Big Bus Drivers and operators.. I love Paris, I will definitely come back again and will advice my friends to try traveling alone. I guess that its very safe its just how you handle yourself.. But I just noticed that there are a lot of construction going on, some museum or tourist attraction are close...
The 69 & 42 bus routes are a cheaper and better option than the hop on hop off bus especially in winter. Great clip though very informative. Another suggestion would be a walking /café tour of the left bank - the best part of Paris.
I love your video! France is beautiful! My family and I just got back from a 3 week vacation in Europe where we stopped in France and visited the country town of Belleau Wood and the city of Paris. We love Paris! There is so much to see and do. I recommend eating a croque massure. Delicious! - Michelle
Roseanne, I was only there for one full day in early seventies, no hotel space or miles due to International Business Exposition. Crossed the Chanel in the ferry, met two students living in Paris on crossing, from Corfu, studying Hotel Management at the Sorbonne, I think. We had gruel with them there, and a friend located a room for overnight only kept special for hoteliers. We got wine and walked to Moulin Rouge, and around the corner to Pigalle, I think it was called. Oh, we ate at a Vietnamese Restaurant built into the stones of a bridge crossing the Seine. Up early, Left Bank, Notre Dame from outside, Mona Lisa and train to Amsterdam. The only time we used the Eurail Pass, alas. So, next time you go, please try the Musee D'Orsay as it was not built when we were there.
I wanted to cry when Notre Dame was featured. It'll never be the same again. I regret I don't have any pictures of the inside the last time I was there, but I'll always have a memory of attending mass there.
This video was fabulous, thanks for making it! I've been to Paris so many times but still managed to add one or two things to my list for my ext trip now 😃
Paris Amour...Paris toujours !!! J'aime PARIS heureuse de vivre ici et de découvrir : Musées, théâtres, restaurants... une certaine harmonie du vivre ensemble !!! Merci PARIS....
The Paris Museum Pass is a much better deal than the Paris Pass. If you combine the Paris Museum pass with the Navigo Decouverte transportation pass you save around $100 depending on the number of days. With the savings you can purchase an admission ticket to any of the sites not included in the Paris Museum pass and still save money. Do your own comparison and I believe you will see the difference.
I’m going to Paris for 4 days and I’m so excited but also worried because I didn’t know how I will fit everything in.. but you really showed me that I can do it 😆
The Paris Pass is WAY expensive for what you get. Many if not most people will do just fine with the Paris Museum pass which is much less expensive and does almost all of the things the Paris Pass does. Compare them both to see which is better for you. Also check out the Paris Navigo Decouverte card for your public transportation needs.
I had been watching many cliche useless video about traveling which is a waste of time. I really like your introduction and video. Quick but also in details! Thank you.
Hey, that's a whole season. Really depends of the climate of the year, but in general summer isn't too hot or cold in Paris. Most of the time the temperatures are set beetween 15°C and 35°C max in Paris during summer (the temperatures are generally higher in July/August). Like I said Paris isn't particulary hot or cold, most of the time the temperature will be shifting beetween 18°C and 30°C. In comparaison the south of France is hotter and sunnier in summer (from 25°C to 40°C during this time of the year in general)
-3c? lol that is not cold at all, chilly, but not cold. -20c to -50c here in Canada. Where I live currently it averages -25c. Where I grew up it averaged -25c to -40c. Lots of ice storms. Literally put on your skates and skate down the street. 8 months of snow and ice. And that is not even as bad as more northern countries.
Thank you Roseanne for this video! I'm coming to France for my degree in 2 months time and I'd definately refer back to your video for reference. And BTW I've really been enjoying your Europe trip video, i watched em all. ;)
Thank you for sharing. I am planning to bring my daughter for her 15 years. My daughter want a airB&b with a cat. I wonder if the AIRB&B have a cat haha! Please share the information which AirB&b you stay. Thank you
Thanks so much for this video! I'm going to Paris in a few weeks and I only have 2 days just like you did! I'm definitely going to purchase the Paris Pass after your recommendation since a lot of the places I want to go to are included on there. :) I'll be uploading my Paris vlog on my channel after if you wanna check it out. Again, thanks so much for this video!
Thank you for the up close tour. So do you suggest us to rent a car or not? Where did you get your pass? Is the pass better than paying for each and different tickets you would had to buy?
Hi Roseanne - love your video! thanks for the great tips. Just one question though; you mentioned that you bought the Paris Pass for USD 120. Can you please advise where you got it from? Thanks.
La forma más rápida para conocer París en 2 días es tomar el mirabus que te lleva por los lugares más importantes tiene la ventaja de bajarte tomarte fotos pasearte por ahí y cada 15 minutos con tu mismo ticket pasa otro bus de la misma línea y puedes subir cuando tú quieras con el mismo ticket . Hay ticket 1 y 2 días es mejor tomar 1 dia. El château de Versailles de fuera de París no es el mirabus Es un tren se llama RER C tomas metro Saint michael hay uno que va directo sin parar en las estaciones y hay otro que para en cada estación.
Thank you for sharing this! Did you also get a EuroRail pass? What are your thoughts about traveling between Paris and Amsterdam? Oh, and I love Singapore!!
Very informative! I was wondering, how easy or how difficult is it to find "pure vegan" or "no-meat" food in Paris? And, did you people have prior knowledge about pickpockets in there or you just experienced it yourself first hand. I mean i am from India and these days pickpockets are fast disappearing in India. So i find it hard to believe that there are pickpockets in Paris.
By buying the pass you get thru Louvre ( that’s included too? ) same for the Triumph arc? The buss that you hop in and out goes around all the city? I need to now all this tips as I am traveling with my family for New Years!
Do some people visit paris without visiting the palace of versailles..? I mean its the center of the french culture. Its where everything came from. To me you havent visited paris if u havent explored the palace of versailles. Not just the main palace, all the palaces there!
Thank you for sharing your short, yet adventurous trip! Your dad is adorable btw! He really should get that printed on a t-shirt so people leave him alone. Haha! I’ll be visiting Paris in early May, so it’s nice to look up what to expect and make the most of my time there. Again, thank you! XO
I would like to go to Paris this January but I'm just worry about if I going at night because I would like to take picture of Eiffel tower at night. Is it safe to go there at night?
Hello Rose.I was wondering were did you buy your Paris pass , can you direct me to as website that you purchased it .We are going to paris in a few month. Thank you. : )
You don't need to stand in that line if you want to visit the Louvre. You can skip the line by using an underground entrance to a shopping mall that is connected to the Louvre underground. So just walk through the mall, buy some Starbucks or a souvenir and head on over to the museum! :-)
Lucie Mitregova wow thanks for telling us
+Lucie Mitregova Thank You lucie for the information , :D can you please market for us in photo ( the entrance ) and share the link with us ? thank you again
+Lucie Mitregova tell us more???!
+George Emad
Basically, there's a shopping center under the Louvre and you can access the museum from there. It's called the Caroussel du Louvre Shopping Centre and the entrance is 99 rue de Rivoli.
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You still have to queue inside to get to the actual museum but you skip the first queue on the Cour Napoleon upstairs (the Pyramid place). There's also another entrance, Porte des Lions where you don't have to queue as much but you start at the extreme end of the museum (closed on Friday and late afternoon/night)
There are two bad ass halls where you wanna go check out some sculptures: the Cour Marly and Cour Puget. Looks like this:
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/52/Paris_-_The_Musee_Du_Louvre_main_hall_by_night_-_2884.jpg
and...
l7.alamy.com/zooms/b94459112109449cb4a3f26be597351b/cour-puget-louvre-museum-paris-france-exx4rx.jpg
The museum is closed on Tuesday and you wanna avoid weekends (especially the first Sunday of the month when it's free) and Wednesday before 18h00, the three busiest days of the week. Also Mondays might be dodgy because many other museums are closed that day.
The best days and times are weekday mornings and the Wednesday "nocturne" when the museum is opened till late (18h00 to 22h00). The least busy time is Thursday morning.
+BlunderCity Are you French? Just wondering when you think would be the best day of the week to have a day trip in Paris
I love Paris. The louvre could easily eat up your day and i wouldn't recommend rushing it. In my personal opinion, the only two museums you need to visit if you only have two days in Paris are the Louvre and Notre Dame. They are within walking distance or you can easily take the subway :). Also fun fact about the louvre if you were to look at every painting for 30 seconds it would take you about 2 years to see every painting.
Holy cow!
OMG that is amazing I am in Paris right now so I'll go to louvre
Notre Dame is a functioning Cathedral, not a museum. Also, beware of pickpockets there, especially if you look like a tourist. The first time we went there were little kids that would hand you a postcard (in English) saying they were starving and could you give them money while an adult would pickpocket you. The last time there were girls trying to get you to sign clipboards as the distraction. Basically try to look French and don’t get distracted.
I’ve been to the Louvre a few times and it’s a much better experience if you plan the highlights you want to see rather than trying to see everything. Not sure it would take 2 years, but it’s got over 8 miles of art, so yeah, not exactly they kind of thing you do in a day. They do have maps online, exactly like the ones they have at the Louvre, and you can print it out and plan your highlights. The last time we went we were only there for 3 hours and saw everything we really wanted to see! I also saw the tip about using the mall entrance...that’s exactly right! Easiest and fastest way to get in!
Also, one of the best touristy things we did was to take a Seine lunch cruise....it was about €60 for 3 hours and the food was great and you get to see a lot of Paris highlights, plus drink amazing wine!
@@amijohnson8987 thank you so much for ❣️
I'd still recommend the Orsay as well.
As a French (but not Parisian-born), my favorite museum in Paris is Quai Branly, near the Eiffel Tower. It mostly focuses on traditional African/Oceanic art. Absolutely stunning and inspiring. If you ever intent a larger trip abroad France, I recommend cities such as Strasbourg (in the North East), Bordeaux, Toulouse, Lyon, Bretagne region... there is many others to mention but Strasbourg is my favorite.
That's so sweet that you travel with your dad ❤ I love traveling with my folks too
So glad I came across your video... I've been researching about Paris for a while now yet never heard of this Paris Pass. we are only going to be there for 2 days too. Thanks a bunch!
Thank you for much for posting this. We are headed to Paris for exactly 2 days (after a week in London), so this was /perfect/. I fully expect to head back at a later time, so we're just going for the highlights. Thank you, from Chicago!
My all-time favorite monument/view is from Sacre Coeur. Anyone who goes should go to the top then walk down to the Moulin Rouge. The BEST view in Paris, and its free!! :)
Thanks for this.. sure i will try this in june
Thanks for the recommendations! Can't believe you managed to cram so much into 2 days - solid effort!
She did a ton of stuff! Great for planning a trip to paris.
WOW!! That church is incredible!! Great Paris vlog, love how most of it is still relevant in 2018! x
Just got back from my Paris trip as a solo lady traveler! Finally! I've got to see the Eiffel Tower, Sainte Chappelli, Louvre, La Opera and so on.. I guess I am very lucky, so far all the people I've come across with are all nice to me- to mention vendors of crepes near Eiffel Tower, Big Bus Drivers and operators.. I love Paris, I will definitely come back again and will advice my friends to try traveling alone. I guess that its very safe its just how you handle yourself.. But I just noticed that there are a lot of construction going on, some museum or tourist attraction are close...
The 69 & 42 bus routes are a cheaper and better option than the hop on hop off bus especially in winter. Great clip though very informative. Another suggestion would be a walking /café tour of the left bank - the best part of Paris.
I love your video! France is beautiful! My family and I just got back from a 3 week vacation in Europe where we stopped in France and visited the country town of Belleau Wood and the city of Paris. We love Paris! There is so much to see and do. I recommend eating a croque massure. Delicious! - Michelle
Roseanne, I was only there for one full day in early seventies, no hotel space or miles due to International Business Exposition. Crossed the Chanel in the ferry, met two students living in Paris on crossing, from Corfu, studying Hotel Management at the Sorbonne, I think. We had gruel with them there, and a friend located a room for overnight only kept special for hoteliers. We got wine and walked to Moulin Rouge, and around the corner to Pigalle, I think it was called. Oh, we ate at a Vietnamese Restaurant built into the stones of a bridge crossing the Seine. Up early, Left Bank, Notre Dame from outside, Mona Lisa and train to Amsterdam. The only time we used the Eurail Pass, alas. So, next time you go, please try the Musee D'Orsay as it was not built when we were there.
Travel vlogging comes in many different forms, its crazy seeing everyones different takes and styles on vlogging.
I wanted to cry when Notre Dame was featured. It'll never be the same again. I regret I don't have any pictures of the inside the last time I was there, but I'll always have a memory of attending mass there.
Cant wait to see paris next week for 3 days! Thanks for the tips!
This video was fabulous, thanks for making it! I've been to Paris so many times but still managed to add one or two things to my list for my ext trip now 😃
Finally a vlog that is not about OOTD or room tour. Thank you so much for the tips
Great guide for a quick trip to Paris. I will be sure to use your tips and suggestions for my upcoming trip. Thanks!
Really great tip about the pass. Combine that with a tour with a local and you are pretty set for a great trip.
Thanks for sharing your precious experience in Paris! Can’t wait to see it for myself!
Paris Amour...Paris toujours !!! J'aime PARIS heureuse de vivre ici et de découvrir : Musées, théâtres, restaurants... une certaine harmonie du vivre ensemble !!! Merci PARIS....
Love this Roseanne!! Been enjoying all your vlogs recently!
Sarah Ee thanks!
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The Paris Museum Pass is a much better deal than the Paris Pass. If you combine the Paris Museum pass with the Navigo Decouverte transportation pass you save around $100 depending on the number of days. With the savings you can purchase an admission ticket to any of the sites not included in the Paris Museum pass and still save money. Do your own comparison and I believe you will see the difference.
I’m going to Paris for 4 days and I’m so excited but also worried because I didn’t know how I will fit everything in.. but you really showed me that I can do it 😆
Where did you stay? That place looks amazing
My trip in November is sorted, thanks!
The Paris Pass is WAY expensive for what you get. Many if not most people will do just fine with the Paris Museum pass which is much less expensive and does almost all of the things the Paris Pass does. Compare them both to see which is better for you. Also check out the Paris Navigo Decouverte card for your public transportation needs.
This video is so helpful as we are planning a trip this fall. Thanks so much and I enjoyed it tremendously.
Polly Wang Thanks for watching and hope you have an amazing time :)
I had been watching many cliche useless video about traveling which is a waste of time. I really like your introduction and video. Quick but also in details! Thank you.
Very good video. Condensed and informative. I enjoyed your enthusiastic and upbeat dialogue. Thank you, Patty :)
She does a great job!! Paris looks incredible - we want to go right now!
I was looking for a video to show my kids about Paris and yours was great! Thank you!
I live in Paris (Gare du Nord) its too cold here temp drops to -03 in DEC.
How hot or cold is Paris during the months from mid-June to September?
Hey, that's a whole season. Really depends of the climate of the year, but in general summer isn't too hot or cold in Paris.
Most of the time the temperatures are set beetween 15°C and 35°C max in Paris during summer (the temperatures are generally higher in July/August).
Like I said Paris isn't particulary hot or cold, most of the time the temperature will be shifting beetween 18°C and 30°C.
In comparaison the south of France is hotter and sunnier in summer (from 25°C to 40°C during this time of the year in general)
-3c? lol that is not cold at all, chilly, but not cold. -20c to -50c here in Canada. Where I live currently it averages -25c. Where I grew up it averaged -25c to -40c. Lots of ice storms. Literally put on your skates and skate down the street. 8 months of snow and ice. And that is not even as bad as more northern countries.
how did you prepare for pick pocketers? i usually carry my phone and wallet in front pockets but afraid of my backpack getting messed up
Thank you Roseanne for this video! I'm coming to France for my degree in 2 months time and I'd definately refer back to your video for reference.
And BTW I've really been enjoying your Europe trip video, i watched em all. ;)
Laura Patricia Thanks for watching my videos and glad you enjoyed them :D have a good trip to France!
Laura Patricia take the ticket T they cheap and can be used In train metro tramway and but ten cost 14.50 euros
first thing I'm doing when I move to Paris is going to the Paris catacombs because I'm so interested in them
the cat was so cute !!! this video is very helpful, making me want to go to Paris right now lol
Agreed! Paris looks so beautiful!
Great video! I appreciated the bits of history and information that you provided along with the spectacular views. Thank you.
I think it was great you went with your father! Great memories!
I'm traveling today with my dad and my sister whose bigger then me in one year and we're going to Paris for 2 days and then to London
Thank you for this great video. I am heading to Paris on a short notice and got only 2 night stays. Your tips are going to be really helpful ....
Did u need to get an additional museum pass for the louve?? Doesnt the paris pass have a skip the line feature too?
going to Paris next year....Cannot wait
im going to paris in february.My sister live there.Cant wait!
Its a good experience to travel to places and learn new things 😍just saying I always wanted to travel to Paris 😍😍
When you purchased the Paris Pass, did it come with the Museum pass and Metro visite pass? Or did you purchase these separate?
-Cheers
Thanks for the tips. Actually putting some of these on my list. Going for the first time in September!
omg i wish i saw this before visiting Paris. Really useful video! Will definitely refer to it when i visit Paris again! thanks for this video!! :)
Thank you for sharing. I am planning to bring my daughter for her 15 years. My daughter want a airB&b with a cat. I wonder if the AIRB&B have a cat haha! Please share the information which AirB&b you stay. Thank you
Thanks so much for this video! I'm going to Paris in a few weeks and I only have 2 days just like you did! I'm definitely going to purchase the Paris Pass after your recommendation since a lot of the places I want to go to are included on there. :) I'll be uploading my Paris vlog on my channel after if you wanna check it out. Again, thanks so much for this video!
Really like this guide! I did some similar things as well!
Does the hop on hop off bus take you to all the 10 places?
Thanks very much!! This was very helpful as we are visiting Paris in a few months!
Thank you for the up close tour. So do you suggest us to rent a car or not? Where did you get your pass? Is the pass better than paying for each and different tickets you would had to buy?
Excellent video! Great tip about the pass. What time of year did you go? Is this springtime? Best wishes, S.
You should visit La Défense, it’s like a small New York near paris
Hi Roseanne - love your video! thanks for the great tips. Just one question though; you mentioned that you bought the Paris Pass for USD 120. Can you please advise where you got it from? Thanks.
OMG your background music soundtrack, it s horrible...
Hi dear may I ask you which camera do you use? The video quality is amazing!!
I know, it looks so good! We've been using the SONY RX100 but this looks even better!
This gave me a lot of ideas thx (also my friend told me to comment, love this banger) so love this bangerrr
Very informative video, just what I was looking for. Thanks ❤️
I am going to Paris in May for 3 days and this as very helpful thank you
with your experience with the paris pass was it easy to skip the lines did they give you any trouble? Was it hard to find the area for pass holders?
Thanks for the info! My next visit will be paris in a few months time ❤️
Can’t wait. 2 more weeks!
La forma más rápida para conocer París en 2 días es tomar el mirabus que te lleva por los lugares más importantes tiene la ventaja de bajarte tomarte fotos pasearte por ahí y cada 15 minutos con tu mismo ticket pasa otro bus de la misma línea y puedes subir cuando tú quieras con el mismo ticket . Hay ticket 1 y 2 días es mejor tomar 1 dia. El château de Versailles de fuera de París no es el mirabus Es un tren se llama RER C tomas metro Saint michael hay uno que va directo sin parar en las estaciones y hay otro que para en cada estación.
Can you post the url \ site address from where you booked the paris pass??
Thank you for sharing this! Did you also get a EuroRail pass? What are your thoughts about traveling between Paris and Amsterdam? Oh, and I love Singapore!!
Very informative! I was wondering, how easy or how difficult is it to find "pure vegan" or "no-meat" food in Paris? And, did you people have prior knowledge about pickpockets in there or you just experienced it yourself first hand. I mean i am from India and these days pickpockets are fast disappearing in India. So i find it hard to believe that there are pickpockets in Paris.
Yes,someday Paris.Love you
Thank you for making tis video very informative and help me a lot
I am going to Paris on end of oct
Trimakasih....video ini sangat bermanfaat untuk saya. I will go to france on november...
Thank you for the info.
Where were you off to next? Do you have a video?
Hello! Amazing Video :). Can you please tell me if the Paris Pass for 1 or 2 people?
what was the airbnb you stayed in please?Going to Paris in 2 days and would stay there:)
By buying the pass you get thru Louvre ( that’s included too? ) same for the Triumph arc?
The buss that you hop in and out goes around all the city? I need to now all this tips as I am traveling with my family for New Years!
I'm not quite sure I understand you're question, but I'd be happy to help you out!
Do some people visit paris without visiting the palace of versailles..? I mean its the center of the french culture. Its where everything came from. To me you havent visited paris if u havent explored the palace of versailles. Not just the main palace, all the palaces there!
Thank you for sharing your short, yet adventurous trip! Your dad is adorable btw! He really should get that printed on a t-shirt so people leave him alone. Haha! I’ll be visiting Paris in early May, so it’s nice to look up what to expect and make the most of my time there. Again, thank you! XO
Hi Roseanne,
Looks like you had an absolute blast in minimum time. Well done. Subscribed to your channel.
Ryan
No. 3 is called: Musée de l'Orangerie !
What month did you go in? I'm going next month and would like to know what to pack.
Good video! just made a Barcelona vlog and saw yours in the suggestions!😉☺️
Hi Roseanne...
can i check in regards of the Big bus in paris...i could board and alight at any famous landmark?
Thanks for sharing your experience and top 10!
Thank you so much for your helpful insights.
Dear how to get the Paris pass? And do you need to pay for that ?
I always wanted to go Paris
Hello I love your tips. I will be traveling to Paris for 2 days also. Where did you buy your paris pass? thank u in advance
Thank you for a tasteful and informative video! Paris Pass! Great to know.
Can you share how did you get the pass? And how much you spent on it? Thank you
Hey thank for the video it's really useful. But a quick question; if you bought the pass online from where did you get it? Thanks :)
Gonna go with a friend in may, what's the exact airbnb you booked? Looked nice xx
I would like to go to Paris this January but I'm just worry about if I going at night because I would like to take picture of Eiffel tower at night. Is it safe to go there at night?
You have made an amazing video...loved it..Where did you buy paris pass from,I mean which site..?
Is climbing the Eiffel tower included in the Paris pass?
Hello Rose.I was wondering were did you buy your Paris pass , can you direct me to as website that you purchased it .We are going to paris in a few month. Thank you. : )
gr8 vid....where abouts was sephora again...curious?
Go with me to Europe in mid July!!
Great Video! I now know I can see lots of cool sites in the 2 days I will be there
This is so perfect for me, I can only afford 2 days and i was wondering if I should bother with Paris pass