【Paris】12 Things to Know Before Visiting Montmartre
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2022
- Montmartre is one of my favorite areas and the most artistic district in Paris. In this video, I'll share with you the things you need to know if you are planning your trip to Montmartre.
Thank you for all the bits of history you gave us about Montmartre and regions
Very glad you enjoyed this Jean!
France is so spectacular, is in a league all it's own, Paris is spectacular & Montmartre is so spectacular!!
I have stayed there numerous times & I fell in love the first day I arrived there.
Each time I plan to return to France/Paris, I will always stay @ Montmartre. It's a wonderful Parisian arrondissement, it really is & contrary to popular belief, it's not dangerous, dirty or overrated. On the absolute contrary!
France & Paris specifically, do cop a negative wrap @ times, but in truth, France & Paris could never be overrated, for France is an incredibly beautiful & wonderful country & Paris, is such an amazing city.
So much so, that each time I'm in Paris, I always hear people who say they didn't want to visit, are now so glad they did & they've even fallen in love with this beautiful city & it's not hard to see why.
Paris does have that special something & it does possess the "wow" factor. No doubt about this.
Totally agree 👍🏻 Like any mega cities, there are always good and bad neighbourhoods or incidents. I’ve been to Paris a few times and each time I explored a different area. It never failed to give me pleasant surprises.
Great Video
Wonderful short video thanks I appreciate u. N I’m French too just reside in the u. S. Whenever I return home I do the tourist sightings. 😝 I love it too.
So glad that you like the video and it brings some home flavors to you in the states!!!
There’s a song called La bohème, its about this place
Oh I love this song😍
Charles Aznavour…
Je vous parle d’un temps que les moins de 20 ans ne peuvent pas connaitre…
“I'm talking to you about a time that those under 20 cannot know..”
Say that again !
My grandmother lived from 1947 to 1989 on the Butte Montmartre, my father from 1947 to 2013, me from 1962 to 2022.
She was a gallery owner, my father was a painter of Montmartre, I am a painter from Montmartre.
Lots of tourists, I preferred Montmartre of Maurice Utrillo, than that of Emilie Poulain… when you speak to Jeannette (la blanchisseuse des peintres) who washed Picasso’s clothes and knew Maurice Utrillo. Le Lapin à Gilles ? Rue Saint Rustique ? le Saint Pierre ? Le château des Brouillards ? Etc
sorry , may I correct the pronunciaton of Sacré-Cœur. it's[sakʀekœʀ] not [sakʀekox]
wasn't Moulin de blute-fin painted by Van Gogh and not Picasso?
York is my favourite city in England, worth a visit.
Norwich is the biggest hidden gem, with one of the best-preserved Tudor streets, Elm Hill along with the Cathedral with The Skeleton from the 1600s.
Thanks for the recommendations!
This is "not" regarding England or York! It has absolutely nothing to do with England. If you want England, then there are plenty of England you tube channels abound, but this isn't it.
It's regarding a stunning city named Paris & an even more amazing arrondissement named, Montmartre!
@@INTUITIVENORSK2303 You're confused. The Channel is called the erica in london. There are multiple videos related to travel all over the world. Not just France.
The painting of le Moulin de la Galette was painted by Van Gogh and not Picasso.
Quand on n’est pas Montmartrois…surtout de la butte Montmartre
😂
C’est vrai. Comme une visiteuse, je trouve que c’est trop chouette ☺️
SAKRE HEEUUR
Sacre Coeur.
Una volta ho visto una strana donna a Parigi, che aveva una rete di ragnatele sul viso e un fluido nero che le colava dagli occhi e nella scollatura di un bellissimo abito bianco di pizzo di Bruxelles. La donna era un serpente. Mentre si avvicinava, sentivo un odore terribile, come quello di una tartaruga morta cotta con le uova. Non potevo nemmeno muovermi e la donna ne ha approfittato. Mi ha baciato sulla bocca e ho iniziato a soffocare. Per fortuna è passato un poliziotto e mi ha liberato dalla presa della bestia. La donna malvagia volò quindi su per le scale fino a Montmartre come spinta dal vento. Poi ho avuto un'eruzione cutanea su tutto il corpo, sembravo una specie di giraffa storpia, senza gambe e senza coda.
Why even speak English if you are going to speak it like this?
Because other people wouldn’t understand French or whatever language she speaks????