Facades & Food in the 17th Arrondissement (4K) - Paris Live
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Along Avenue Niel the moveable feast of Paris is on full display in two ways: first in the doors & details of Belle Epoque architecture, then in the outdoor market streets of Rue Poncelet & Rue Bayen.
I forgot to put the name of the floral shop on the screen - it's called Deschamps.
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Wonderful Merci
Corey I watch lots of Paris walking videos. Yours are far and beyond the best of the best!
That's so lovely to hear - thank you! It's a pleasure to help you discover this endless well of details.
Dear Corey this video is two years old and I've just come across it...I hope you are still making these beautiful portraits of Paris or maybe France...every sentiment at the stunning architecture and the amazing Poncelet market ( which many years ago was my local market )is a reflection of my sentiments too ...merci
Ps oh to live in one of those beautiful Niel appartments.....
Really enjoyed this. You deserve more views....
Fabulous tour! I agree with you…the Belle Époque would be the time that I also would chose to live in Paris!
Thank You Corey. What an absolute delight on a cold and rainy day here.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks!
Thank you for another wonderful tour!
Thanks so much for your generosity! I'm glad you enjoyed this episode, it's a pleasure to share Paris with you.
Thank you!
Your videos are great. My wife and I are visiting Paris this June. I studied abroad as a student and have always wanted to go back to Paris. My wife’s dream is to finally visit Paris. Keep shooting and filming. You have a great channel.
Really appreciate that, thank you! 👍
Tres bien architecture and I dig the magazin kiosks.
What a wonderful tour! The architecture was stunning, and the details astounding. The shops, oh my, so many choices. Thanks so much Corey.
Glad you enjoyed it! Every arrondissement has its beauty of course, but lately there's something about the 17th that's really pushing all the right buttons.
Man-o-man all that food with the glorious facades... Gazing and Grazing through Paris.
Gazing and Grazing should have absolutely been the title of this episode! I'll try to remember to credit you if I ever use that phrase 😊
#65 is SO AMAZING the wrought iron gate is so gorgeous like lace instead of metal!
Wonderful tour. Thanks, Corey!
You never disappoint!! Thank you for sharing Paris with us! ❤
I am watching now and love this so much. The architecture, flowers and food markets, oh my!
So glad to hear that, thanks for letting me know! More episodes to come.
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Merci beaucoup Corey! The highlight of my weekends.
So nice of you to say - thank you!
Stunning doors they took my breath away.... & that market WOW...
So happy to hear that - thanks for taking the time to comment!
You are so close to where my cousin had her art restoration/framing shop at 44 rue Rennequin. She was there for 30 years and retired in 2018.
Remarkable! Thanks for mentioning that.
I love seeing all the doors of Paris. Thanks so much as always. 💙🤍❤️
I think any of my videos are on the verge of transforming into a door tour - there are just so many great details. Thanks for the comment!
Quintessential Paris!
Hi Corey, Wow what a stunning tour , the doors and buildings just blew me away i am in aww of Paris. thank you for the vlog.
wow that lovely hotel you passed Villa Allessandra is 350 per night in October!
Fabulous- love the architecture! Too bad people mess up the iron balcony railings with cheap plastic flower boxes😕
Some of them still had the labels stuck on them. ACK!
Ooh lala.
Loved this tour, thanks Cory
Thanks for that!
I'm wondering. If you had more time might you go through this market again and name everything in french? Or any of your videos. You could go back and do a voice over explaining everything in French?? Wow. Would love that!!! ❤❤
Beautiful tour as usual. Thank you! I can't wait to go back to Paris. Maybe next spring if my schedule permits hehe
I hope so! We'll never run out of things to see....
Make vidéo 16th arrondissement best façade in paris
This city is so amazing Every spot has its oun history That can go so far back in time ! ♥️💜💚🥰🥰🥰💚💜♥️ God Bless You Corey Frye 🙂 We're number # 714 (4 of us here with you) 😊
Excellent tour of Avenue Niel and the surrounding streets! I was so glad to see the magazins réunis building where my mom and I shopped so many times! Thank you for showing the indoor stained glass ceiling I remember the grand stair case in the middle of the store! Wonder if it still exist?
Thanks so much for the comment. Alas I didn't see any grand staircase inside, the FNAC store seems to only have a column of escalators going up. Part of me still hopes it's hidden in there somewhere and I just managed to miss it. Thanks for watching & commenting!
@@afrenchfryeinparis sad ! It would be hard to hide! It was so grand!! One more thing I remember were the hard candies (berlingots)vendors outside under the marquees! I still remember the smell of anis!😀
By the way my compliments on your French!!
Keep up the great work!!
Thank you for another meander about the city. Out of curiosity, should the air raid sirens go off, and it's not the first Wednesday of the month, what would that indicate?? An imminent invasion of some kind? Something questionable in the air space above the city?
I've asked myself that same question! I actually heard it happen once when it wasn't supposed to. I just waited...listened...nothing happened, so I went on with my day.
Bonjour Corey and Frites.
Bayen is nasalized... You pronounce the ending as you would for "païen".