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Favorite historical figure of all time in my opinion.

Yes, wonderful castle, one of the greatest diplomats and gentlemen that ever lived. Very nice docu, so lovely !

What a lovely museum and park - I'll make sure to visit them next time I get to Paris! (I'm from Sweden)

I'm doing a project for my French class about this region and I was wondering what the traditional costumes, music, and dances are in this region.

Boldini, grande, grande, grande. Solo ora la sua opera comincia ad essere valutata nella giusta misura. Egli precorre il dinamismo futurista e , nei suoi quadri più audaci, perfino l'astrattismo. Il suo ritratto di Giuseppe Verdi (Roma, Galleria Nazionale di arte moderna) è un capolavoro assoluto. Vi si sente lo studio dei ritrattisti inglesi (Gainsborough) e olandesi (Hals). Boldini ha realmente catturato l'animo del grande musicista. È veramente un peccato che questo capolavoro non fosse presente nella mostra .

This is where the Montgolfier brothers flew the first hot air balloon

Hello. Happy New Year! Do I need to make a separate reservation to enter the building?

From Ireland. Having visited the larger museums of Paris many years ago I now visit some of the smaller museums. I discovered this museum on my last trip to Paris in 2018. I was not disappointed. It's a gem. Any time i come to Paris i stay near the Parc Monceau

Classics 🔥

Je le connais très très bien car j'ai habiter dans l Indre assez longtemps et à valencay😮

Come back ASAP 😭 it was so good to hang with you again. Mulehouse needs to hire you for your aesthetic shots. You make me look like I know what I’m doing lol

from France, June 30, 2023 Many thanks for sharing this; I was thus able, at leisure, to dwell on details that I had not had time to examine while visiting this museum; it's very well filmed, and I always wonder if, by spending time filming, it doesn't deprive you a bit of the pleasure of the visit; in any case, it's a very charming museum and I'm going to try to go back and immerse myself in the atmosphere of an aristocratic residence of the Second Empire. Thanks again.

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Hello , how long of a walk is it from Big Ben to Buckingham Palace? And was there any good cafe or restaurant in the Westminster area? Thanks

Thank you so much for the review!!!!!

Highly colonial aspects? What a lot of claptrap! Is thanks to the European empires that you/we can enjoy the magnificent art treasures of past civilizations who would have been lost or destroyed by the barbarians who inherited them. Do you think that the Arabs or the Chinese would have rescued and catalogued thousands of artefacts and write monumental books about them? Bless the German, French and British explorers and scholars of the XIX century who saved these works for us!

A bit late but "better late than never". Thank you for your beautiful videos that allow me to travel without leaving home. I wish you a very nice and happy New Year! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina. 🤩🤩🤩

Optimus!

thank you

Thank you very much for these beautiful, relaxing images. You have a gift for filming and editing. Just a suggestion, there is a beautiful little museum in Paris dedicated to 18th-century art, it is known as the Musee Cognacq-Jay. That would be a subject worthy of your talent. Have a nice weekend!

But there is no historical instruction here. Too bad. Yet, this is our society today, voyeuristic, readers are few.

Thank you Jules for these beautiful views! I am sure you had a wonderful time! Regards

Not Dante but Leonardo (and Scala Thetre).

Thank you very much for your vlog. And below for all your viewers who also maybe like french history, french classical Ballet, or french Theater. One of the first theatre house in Paris was located inside the Louvre royal palace. It was situated in between the "jardin des Tuileries" (Tuileries' garden) and the "cour du Carrousel" (Carrousel courtyard or square). And in order for everyone to be able to find its place and even to understand each other, depending if you were looking at the stage from the back or the front. So, at the time, stage left and stage right were called "coté de la Reine" (Queen's side on the left) and "coté du Roi" (King's side on the right). After the French Revolution (1789) as it was prohibited to talk about the royalty, so the 2 expressions became : - "coté cour" for stage left, meaning courtyard side and, - "coté jardin" for stage right, meaning garden.

Thank You Jules, for giving me an impression of the Louvre. I think I would need 10-13 days to really see it all. I dream of visiting at night without people expect the art historians giving their insights. . Imagine at night all so quiet taking ones time

ulesHasNoPlans!Enjoyed- this is unreal ,👏

Enjoyed that! Wish I could understand the beautiful French language in the background, good luck 👍

What a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing it with us! For me, France is a cut above the other countries of Europe as it combines the very best of European civilization in regard to gastronomy, art, and architecture, and I say this as an Italian fully aware of the beauty and treasures that my country offers.

Thank you for such a wonderful trip! I managed to identify some paintings and I would like to share them with the viewers: At 4.40 "Count Robert Montesquieu" (Musee d'Orsay), at 4.59 "Madame Charles Max" 1896 (Musee d'Orsay), at 7.22 "Mrs. Bell" 1903 (Villa Grimaldi Fassio), at 8.08 "Madame Hugo and her son" 1898, at 9.00 "Princess Martha Bibesco" 1911 (Private coll.)

Dear Jules: I discovered your channel today and I subscribed immediately after watching this magnificent video of yours. Unfortunately, I am not very well off, therefore visiting Europe is very difficult. Thanks to you I managed to visit this wonderful mansion which I missed in 1999 and 2005. However, I managed to buy an excellent guidebook and I would like to point out a very nice portrait of Edouard André as a child by Hermann Winterhalter at 10.17. Thanks again for your beautifully done video; no loud music, no background noise. Superb! Regards, Claudio.

Thanks for this. We are staying in como as our base for 2 weeks in September/October. I hope the crowds for getting around by boat are less! What do you think?

Thank you for this nice vlog. The sky is beautiful, and the property too.

Merci infiniment j aime beaucoup les châteaux et l histoire

Il me plaît énormément ce chateau merci beaucoup pour le partage

Cliffside medieval castles in the middle of nowhere in France are our absolutely favourite things! Thank you for taking us along 😁

So well done, thank you. I will never be able to visit the place, you have enriched my virtual experiences.

Lake Maggiore in Piedmont with its beautiful isles and gardens is better than lake Como

I somehow missed this when it was posted. Love the videography as well as your info-rich commentary.

It is like an “halloween”/funny/scary/adventurous maze adventure. Thank you.

Wow! Complimenti!

Even under the rain, it is beautiful. Thank you.

Thanks for the tour, Jules! And for popping in....

Keep up the entertaining content you literally had me laughing out loud 👍

Lindíssimo valores da fase dos que viverão neste momento das arquitetura dos valores material 🌞💫

Seems like a very well preserved place . Comfortable living.

I am wondering how did they required their wealth?

Lovely !!

Thank you for sharing this video! I enjoyed watching. I have recently learned through my family’s history that Giovanni Boldini is my great great grandfather and came across your video here. Beautiful.

is that a ghost sound at 2:25

Pls let the camera linger longer so that we can take it in.