AMERICAN COUPLE REACT "Top 10 Places To Visit In France" | The Demouchets REACT
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Toulouse, Strasbourg and Bordeaux = masterclass cities
VIVE LA FRANCE 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
5:39 : "how they keep the grass so green", in these images those are vinyards.
Plus, this région has a tempered climate. Lot of rain, snow in winter helps
As someone who visited Annecy I can tell you that the water is THAT sparkly and clean! Some villages around the lake actually use that water in their daily lives so it's a MUST to keep it clean :)
Yeah i've been there once when i was a kid. Such a stunning location
Oh my! We have to experience this! So many great places!
@@mentos93 it is! I only spent a day there but I will never forget the beauty of that place :)
@@TheDemouchetsREACT if you can I definetly reccomend it! There's also lots of duks there so sometimes when you swim they just pass by haha bit it's a touristic place so if you want somewhere quite you'll have to take the bus and go somewhere a bit further away to enjoy the scenery!
*ducks
As a French National it’s nice to see your reaction on this video ☺️
We're glad you enjoyed it.
Honestly, the lake water at Annecy is SO clear and clean. Even at some quite deep sections you can see clearly to the bottom. The French Alps are absolutely beautiful.
Hello American and French friends,
We can't reduce a country such as France to 10 places.
France has a privileged geographical position which allows it to have very different climates from North (rather cold) to South (rather hot) and from East (dry) to West (wet). Very diverse countries border the nation. What forged its history.
It's located just opposite the *United Kingdom* to the North and only separated from it by a small arm of the *English Channel.* It's bordered to the East by *Belgium* and *Germany,* to the southeast by *Switzerland* and *Italy,* and to the southwest by *Spain,* to name only the main ones.
*France,* therefore, shares some common points with these tremendous historical nations, both culturally, linguistically, and architecturally speaking.
This country has two high mountain massifs (The Pyrenees and the Alps), one medium mountain (the Massif Central, which goes in altitude from Burgundy to Occitania), three seas (the North Sea and the English Channel to the North, and the Mediterranean Sea to the South), an ocean (the Atlantic Ocean which borders the entire western facade), five world-renowned vineyards (the Bordeaux region to the West, that of *Burgundy in the center, Alsace to the East, Occitanie, and Provence to the South).
It's also a country comprised of different regions, each with its own history and culture spanning two thousand years.
This is why not only can the landscapes be very diversified from one place to another, but also very different architecturally speaking (color of houses, roofs, style of construction, materials used, etc.).
It's all in one country, the size of Texas. So therefore, to switch from one style to another, the distances are very short.
Have a pleasant week.
Peace, folks.
PS : switzerlands borders France at central east/North east rather than southeast
About the vegetation it's because we live in a temperate climate where it rains a lot in most of the territory so the trees and the lawn have enough water to stay green. In the south of France it's different in summer
I remember having a family vacation in Nice, France for a week, 3 years ago and now I live there and never regret about it
I live in Nice in the French Riviera. A great town to visit with lots of places around it. It's a one hour drive to the southern Alps, so you can visit Nice and take a swim in the mediterranean sea and then go hiking in the mountains in the same day. It's a beautiful region and definitely one of the greatest place on earth to visit.
Also, this region is famous for its Rallyes, with great mountain roads ready to be raced on.
Visited France twice in the early 80s. Loved both trips. Spent three days in Paris each time then ventured out to see smaller towns and villages. Visited Avignon and saw the Pont du Gard. Mont St-Michel is beautiful but so touristy, it's just one souvenir shop after another and so was a bit of a disappointment (to me). My favourite place was St-Cirq-Lapopie. Medieval stalls, renaissance homes, overlooking the Lot river, home to many artisans, it was just the most gorgeous place.
We definitely don't want to go to the tourist spots. We want to be amongst the locals. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
haha i have a gite just near saint cirq la popie , vallée du célé , grotte de pech merle ,rocammadour .PARADIS
@@TheDemouchetsREACT Tourist spots like Mont St-Michel or St-Cirq Lapopie (or Rocamadour or others) are small and very localized. 2 hours are generally enough to visit them and as soon as you move a few km away, the places are less touristy and calmer. For example, I like to see Mont St-Michel from the coast in the early morning or at dusk, it's very spectacular, but I never go to the island, there are only souvenir shops and expensive and not great restaurants (and what's more, it's crowded).
There are 2 exceptions: Paris and the French Riviera. These two places are large and very touristy. For French people like me, the best time to go to Paris is in August. Most Parisians are on vacation, Paris is given over to tourists, it is much calmer and quieter than the rest of the year. Conversely, the French Riviera is very pretty, but you should never go there in the summer, it's full of people and everything is very expensive.
It's the rain that keep the grass green 😂😂😂 in the end of summer, my grass is burn like yours🤣🤣🤣
I’m French and I love how I know all these places are great, but Seeing foreigners postive and enthusiastic reactions almost reminds me that these places are😊
By the way, when you asked about the Mont Saint Michel (what you called the “Little Island” 😊 - “who lives there” - I’m ashamed to admit that I was like :
“Wait, does anyone even live there ? 😲” cause I never thought about it 😂 I always heard people say they’ve been there, never hear anyone saying they live there 😌
I just googled it and that is basically what I thought : it really is just a place where a few Monks and Nuns live but it is not a city. More a medieval religious landmark 😉
I'm french and I advise you to visit the Bay of Somme it's so underrated
hello from Alsace, I love it here. I was born in Cote d'Azur (South Fr) but grew up in Serbia (Balkan) and I'm glad my husband is from Alsace cause it's really beautiful
french man here, you said your name correctly (off course ahah, it's yours) for a french "DAY-MOO-CHAY" (i'm not sure for the phonetic transcription). Anyway, good video, you're so fun!
Please also when you find the time try " Geography now România and 10 thinks to visit in România. You will be amazed and surprised. Castlles, Dabube Delta, folk traditional music/ dance, amazing views and so on. And NO we are not gipsyes and we will never be. Try Geography now România( funny & educational). Send you love! I hope one day you will visit. ❤💛💙🇺🇲🇹🇩
Will do! Thanks so much!
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For the « aiguille du midi » you have to take a cable car that brings you to almost 3800m above sea level or around 12450 ft
Price is around 70€/person for going up and down, it’s a little bit expensive but really worth it and this is not something you can really experience anywhere else, and if you’re brave enough you can go all the way back down on skies/snowboard, it isn’t that hard in itself but it is quite long to go down and you need some experience free riding and I would recommend getting a guide as there are some crevasses that could lead to injuries or worst if you fall in them.
Not trying to scare anyone but most of the incidents occurred when people aren’t prepared enough, same for the Mont-Blanc ascension.
Thank you for answering our questions.
So, in french, it is prononced "De" like "the" without the tongue stuff you do in english or like "demi-god" and "mouchet" you are right, don't pronounce the -t- and it is like a "ey" word ending...but cut it very short as the "y" .
And, the Island "Mont saint Michel" is a part of french normandy .
Also, the grass might be cooked in the south sometimes as well, really enjoy the vids, you appear to be nice people, guys 🤗
You should watch his top 10 for Greece, too, it's amazing.
We are spoilt and have a holiday home in Carcassone and it is worth the effort. It is very very lovely and the food is fantastic. The reason why we have green grass is because we use water butt's to use grey water, and in the North it rains a lot....not like Wales or Manchester but rain is key. At the moment we are in a drought and have had terrible heat but hopefully it is an aberration.
I’m from Avignon, it is amazing. But he has to glass over so much, like just nearby my place there’s also the mont ventoux, fontaine de Vaucluse, the canyon provençal, etc. And that’s just within 30 min drive from Avignon. Also he didn’t mention that Avignon was home to the pope for around 150 years
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Hi,l live in France in Marseille
But ....at the age of 22 i left my home in London, England and now at 64 yrs old Never looked
back😊....
Love hearing your child in the background 🙂
If you ever Come over ...your welcome to Come stay in my spare room😊
The way you pronounced the last "Demouchets" is actually close to how we would say it in french. Just drop the final T and S ;)
You should get on TikTok, we could respond to you lol
But more seriously about the video, it kinda makes me sad that the french Basque country is never mentionned in all these videos. We have great places to visit too! Like "La corniche", a road along the coast a few miles away from Spain, a spot in the Pyrénées like the "Aiguille du Midi" called "Pic du Midi" where you have a 360° view on the mountains too, the "Cirque de Gavarnie" where the moutain has a U shape with a magestic waterfall, some pretty nice prehistoric caves, you can go to the top of "La Rhune" in one of the oldest rack-railway in Europe (built in 1924), since you're from Louisiana I bet you like spices so you can visit Espelette, the home of the Espelette pepper... and we have the original city of Bayonne! Also, a lot of Basques moved to the US and especially Louisiana and 3 basques brothers are the founders of Bâton Rouge :)
Yep, a lot to see and do in here!
Thank you for sharing these places with us! We LOVE spices! We will look into more of this to decide where to take our vacation.😊
Please react Oui In France an American living in France in more than 10 years. Very interesting
Bonjour d’Occitanie (France)
La France a des zones qui sont comme aux U.S.A, mais en beaucoup moins grand. Nous n’avons pas eut les mêmes catastrophes aux temps anciens. Par contre je peux dire que dans ma région il y a très très très longtemps (avant les dinosaures nous avions les pieds dans l’eau).
Nous n’avons pas comme certains américains une influence marqué du climat continental donc notre paysage est plus vert (mais pas tout à fait le même). Notre relief n’est pas du tout à la même échelle, mais comme pour vous il bouge encore. L’architecture étant plus ancienne, les maisons étaient souvent habités par des familles depuis leurs construction donc l’influence des revenus, de la destination et le plus important les matériaux alentour (ce que l’on trouve terre, bois et pierre). La position sur le relief c’est lié à la dangerosité des zones (guerres entre pays, grande famille noble).
Le Mont Saint Michel c’est un monastère à l’origine, je conseille vraiment ce lieu pour un étranger, plus que Paris qui est pourtant une très belle cité (ou alors en août plus de touristes moins d’autochtone le Français est un peu particulier). Si vous voulez goûter à de la bonne nourriture française je conseille les restaurant ou vous aurez deux menu grand maximum les autres c’est de la merde (il y a plus d’attrape touriste culinaires que des autres).
Pour votre nom DEMOUCHETS pour la prononciation DE pas comme le votre MOU vous le dite bien CHETS vous le dite bien aussi le S peut être prononcé ou pas, mais dans votre cas je dirais que non
Pour son origine voilà ce que j’ai trouvé avec DE MOUCHE suivant comment parlait une personne les nom pouvait changer ou être modifier ce que je passe n’est pas certain, mais cela vous donnera une indication
Mocques : Patronyme rare rencontré dans le Calvados. Sens obscur. Pourrait correspondre à Mouque, forme picarde de mouche (sans doute avec le sens d'abeille, ce qui serait le surnom d'un apiculteur).
Nice reaction video, and I liked your cute funny discussion about how to pronounce your family name in the French way. By the way, I went on a website which lists the number of people named after a specific last name in France, by historical period, and apparently your family name has gone extinct in France now, some people still bear the name of "Mouchet", however. Wish you to fulfill that dream of visiting France, and to be guided through your visit by the nicest French people, cos you're very nice people yourselves.
This guys channel for the best places to visit in the UK is also good 👍🏼 🇬🇧
Minas Tirith in Lord of the Rings films is based on Mont St-Michel.
guys plz react to "Living with the Dark Winters in Sweden | Midnight sun & Polar night" by JONNA JINTON
French from Brittany here living in Paris. Love you guys 🥰
At the end of the video, it's sand, it called La Dune du Pilat, located in the Landes near Bordeaux
he prononce the name of city preaty wrong but it a fun trip.
the mont saint michel you can visite it by foot when the tide is low.
Bisous de France les cousins de Louisiane ♡
i live in annecy the picture or footage you see is 100% accurate the only thing its not showing you its the amount of tourism :)
I went to Paris, Normandy and Brittany. And other place in Europe like London, Roma, Venice, Florence and Bologna those are all great places to visit.
Hey the Demouchets, glad to discover your channel as a French random guy ;) just subscribed !
Hi Julien! Welcome to the family!
to really visit France, you need to plan for 1 week by region... and each region has a lot of things worth visiting (13 regions)... so let's say, come 6 times for 2 week and that should do it...
say it: mont blanc ... without the "t" and the "c" ... aaaaand you got it!
Rest assured, right now the grass is not this green in most of Europe either due to severe droughts and heat waves.
You welcome in Alsace where Iive!
Annecy is a beautiful place
Couple more points for you before you plan a European visit. France is about a fifteenth of the size of the lower 48, and is three times larger than New England. Some uninformed visitors to the USA still think they can get off the plane in New York, spend two weeks driving to Los Angeles, and will have seen the whole country. The same applies in reverse, please limit your expectations on how much you will travel. You will see much more, if that doesn't sound odd. Also, a question that nobody asks themselves is 'What do i hope - or expect - to take to take home from this ?' Different answer from everyone of course, but it should be on your mind at the planning stage as it will keep you on the road to a successful visit, and one that hopefully you would like to repeat. Long range question. You have plenty of subscribers in Europe, have you considered that many of us would be very happy to extend some hospitality to you during a visit ? Some people can offer a couple of bedrooms for a couple of nights, others lunch, or dinner, or can host a day out somewhere. You might like to test the water, the feedback would be interesting, wouldn't it ? Regards
You guys are very friendly :) Im sure if you ever come to europe, there will be many viewers willing to give you a tour :) (although perhaps you may want to just chill by yourselves instead ;D haha) love the vids guys :)
For your french name, try the pronunciation option in Google Translate, could be interesting and more french than any other option aside from french people sayig it :)
We know the French pronunciation of our name :)
is crystal clear the water because whas form by ancent gaciar
nice
Should react to top place to visit uk
I have telling you guys to check out Spain too.
Coming soon!
You have a pretty french lastname.
Please do a 4k video on Switzerland, its beautiful, i cannot provide a link because youtube removes it..
Definitely agree with you on Gods ❤ creations, Switzerland is on the top of my wishlist...
The French way to pronounce is Duh-Moo-chett .. Greetings from Belgium (where part of the country speaks French 🙂)
I would say that Paris itself is kind of overrated (just for the smell alone) but France overall is super beautiful.
God has nothing to do with the cliff of Etretat, it is erosion that created this arch and the church. A word of advice, if you come to France one day (I hope you do) know that we are in a SECULAR country and that it is frowned upon to talk about God all the time. Religion is a personal matter, respectable, whatever it is, but personal.
If you can, if you come to France, come at least two weeks, don't confine yourself to Paris. For Mont St Michel, don't go there on August 15th, it's the feast day of "Marie"and the mountain is invaded by tourists and pilgrims. You can barely walk in the streets.