Ep 11 - FB Live Replay - Video Tour of Paris: The Marais (Seine to Jewish Quarter)
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2018
- A replay of Episode 11 of my FB Live Video Tours, this time a favorite of mine - the Marais.
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The ceiling in that bakery was beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Breath taking. The French know how to live.
Loved this
These are the best tours! I always look for videos like this and you've nailed it. Merci beaucoup!
That means the world to me, thank you!
Great video!! I noticed that Du Pain et des Idées is also on a corner. Thanks for explaining why.
I'm so glad I found you! Thank you so so much for these video tours! Good luck!
Nice video thank you
thank you for sharing these videos Corey
You’re very welcome, I appreciate you watching! My recent uploads are in HD now, even more enjoyable. :-)
My wife and I have been to Paris twice but never visited the Marais. Personally I didn’t find a bad patisserie shop in Paris ( we stopped in almost everyone we came across.) Some may be better but their all good! I enjoyed the video on the Marais and when we go back we’ll need to spend most of our time there. I don’t think I can afford taking my wife down the street of shops where you started your tour. It would take all day to go down one side and a lot of money! Yes I’m only at #11 but I’ll keep watching, I really enjoy them. Ps it’s championship week on espn to get into the ncaa tournament. I’m a big IU fan and I hope they get in.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it! The Marais is very high on my list of favorite Paris neighborhoods. I may have said it on the video, but I tend to be there when I’m not busy with other things. Thanks for the comment and I hope you continue to through the episodes. 👍🏻
Darn, you're good! That was amazing!!!! Last year my window looked out on Rue Rosier (a 3 week stay), I am still glowing. Merci milles foix :)
Thanks a lot! I’ve been here over 9 years and man I’m still glowing too. :-)
Love this tour
New subscriber, enjoying Paris through your videos! Merci!
Thanks! This will be my first time staying in Le Marais - this was extremely helpful. Can't wait!
You’re going to love it! If you’re ever in the market for a guided tour you know where to find me. 👍🏻 Have a wonderful trip!
This was so great! Thanks for all the insider spots in the Marais.I'll be staying there come Sunday and now I know where to go! Merci beaucoup!
The Daily Croissant You’re very welcome, thanks for watching! And enjoy Paris!
Very nice tour. Clever play of words. I'll be sure to look you up this year. 2019, March
Thanks I appreciate you watching! If you’re interested in touring you can request info through my blog (link the video description). I’m happy to share this wonderful city with you!
The templars were called so because their mission was to guard the temple in Jerusalem, and escort convoys to Israel.
It was on rue du Pont Louis Phillips that I met, totally by chance, the Magnum photographer Peter Turnley. He was walking back from lunch at Brasserie de L’Isle Saint-Louis after his citizenship ceremony. What a wonderful chance encounter!
Awesome - that’s the magic of Paris! 👍🏻 Thanks for the comment Earl.
Good Video !
French Aesthetics 🇫🇷 👍❤️
3:31 Dionysus the god of wine is often depicted carrying a staff topped with a pine cone.
Excellent, thanks for that tidbit! And thanks for watching.
Divertedflight : interesting 🇫🇷
Hello From Los Angeles,
I'm not Jewish, and Borek is not a Jewish food. It is in fact an Armenian food.
It is traditionally a savory filled dough. Cheese or meat fillings. It can also be made with Phillo dough. I make it all the time, being an Armenian in nationality! BTW, I just recently found you here and am taking copious amount of notes since I'll be in Paris and beyond within the next few days. Thank You, French Frye in Paris!!!
Hi, thanks for the comment and the extra info! I’m so glad you can find these episodes useful to prepare your visit. I’m sure you’ll have an amazing time here.
Re the borek at Sacha Finkelsztajn: the first time I ever had borek was in Turkey. Wikipedia says it's Anatolian in origin -- which figures. I think it's more a Middle Eastern thing than a Jewish thing. Absolutely delicious either way ;-)
a55b47 Great I appreciate that!
Yes borek is Turkish/ Armenian think of it as a cheese filled phyllo empanada! Little triangles of heaven
hi... this is the first time I see a vid of u…….i luv it, I luv it, I luv it……..why don’t you do a vid on where paris was first founded…or so………PLEASE……thanks!!!
A chandelier in the bakery /La Boulangerie , I’m done 😂
Most if not all of those meringues are named after people like 'sans culottes'... les marveilleuse and les incroyables both refer to subcultures of the time, mostly aristocratic dandy types, extreme dandies really....
Can you record in 4K La porchaine fois?
I wish you would either show us the street signs or just spell out the names.
The Jews!
Where are the Jews??
Le Velodrome d' Hiver?
For being a tour guide in living there your French is horrible you're mispronouncing so many streets and the names of shops.