Walking in PARIS, FRANCE: Arc de Triomphe to the Louvre - Ep 2

The most famous walk in Paris, France: from Arc de Triomphe to the Louvre through Champs-Élysées. Discover why millions of people do this walk when they visit Paris. Of course, we also added some detours along the way... First to see the Grand and Petit Palais plus one of the most beautiful bridges in Paris, then to visit the renowned department store Galeries Lafayette, which also has a fantastic view.

Discover why these places have inspired many other landmarks all over the world. Whether you're coming for the Paris 2024 Olympics or years from now, this series is the perfect guide to help you plan your trip.

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Paris, France - vlog 02:
00:00 Plans for the day: the most famous walk in Paris
00:56 Arc de Triomphe
03:11 What you can see for free at the Arc de Triomphe
04:44 Champs-Élysées: the most famous avenue
08:39 First detour: palaces and beautiful bridge
10:13 Place de la Concorde: where they had the guillotine
11:28 Second detour: Galeries Lafayette
13:27 The Louvre: France's most famous museum
15:35 Mona Lisa: the world's most famous painting?
17:41 Sunset at the former royal garden

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I am a Brazilian-American journalist living in Florida. After traveling the world working with sports, news, and events for over 15 years, I realized that what I really love is the travel part of it all. So I exchanged life in the newsrooms and stadiums for the daily challenge of being an independent content producer. I created this channel to share the beauties of the world... stuff that, for so long, I only kept to myself. Also to help people planning similar trips and to inspire more people to venture out and enjoy life!

P.S.: The funny guy who appears in the vlogs is my husband, Gordon. He is Canadian-American, and he's actually camera-shy. That's why he's behind the camera most of the time 😉

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[doodsanddudes]

Also love walking Paris. All the places are beautiful. Drinking a cheap bottle of wine on the grass of the Eiffel Tower is classic. You captured a beautiful Paris guys. Leonardo is my favorite.

[gd]

Amazing city with so much history. And you are experiencing it beautifully for us. I laughed at Gordon's joke about the big and small bathroom 😂

[theoadelaidabondocabe]

Renata:Thanks you guys so much for your new remarkable video today’s from Paris, France for you guys to watches the amazing “Olympic Games” held in Europe this July of 2024❤❤❤

[yus_one]

Amazing landmark.. Beautiful city.. And amazing channel Renata ❤

[erickjerland]

I’m from Chicago. We have a street greatly influenced by the Champs Elysee and that’s Michigan Ave. I stayed off Champs Elysee on Rue Di Berri. I totally loved Paris my favorite place in Europe.

[thaleis]

This is a great reaction video and I am very happy you appreciated your time in Paris.

It was very nice to see you take a break at the Café Joyeux.

Every restauration place in the Champs-Elysées is pricy because of the renting cost for the shops.

But in the case of this particular place it’s also because it’s a little brand with very few places all around France.

The particularity of Café Joyeux is they hire only disable people of any kind of health issue (mental, physical…) and some supervisory staff members.

It affords them to gain independence and a true professional experience.

The only other Café Joyeux in Paris is close to the Opéra quarter

[FAlex]

These are names everyone has heard. Great to see it through your lenses.

[AmbientWalking]

Beautiful. Please continue to mesmerise us with your work. Thank you!

[gst]

I also went to Paris back in March and it was absolutely magical! Thanks for the video! 🎉❤

[amourflower]

I always like your videos, you always have fun facts about places you visit, Enjoy Paris and be safe during the Olympics. Merci

[theoadelaidabondocabe]

Renata:Thanks you guys so much for your new remarkable video today’s on the streets of Paris, France to shows these remarkable places in Europe July of 2024❤❤❤

[theoadelaidabondocabe]

Renata:Congratulations to you guys for your new remarkable video today’s from Paris, France to shows these amazing places in Europe July of 2024❤❤❤

[david-jean]

Sur la place de la Concorde, ancienne place Louis XV, avant la Révolution de 1789, il y avait la statue de Louis XV par Bouchardon. Elle a été détruite sous la Révolution et sous Louis-Philippe Ier, l’obélisque de Louxor (temple de Louxor en Égypte) a été installé (1836).
Louis XVI et Marie-Antoinette y furent guillotinés (côté de l’hôtel de Crillon) en 1793.

[gpierre]

Wow, Tres Jolie and very educational, Will love to visit one day.

[theoadelaidabondocabe]

Renata:Welcome to Paris, France this week on your second remarkable videos since you guys arrives few weeks ago to watches the remarkable “Olympic Games” in July of 2024❤❤❤

[zoo_mar]

You know iam waiting your vlog in indonesia again...greeting from indonesia❤❤❤

[theoadelaidabondocabe]

Renata:Welcome to Paris, France in July of 2024 to shows these remarkable places & Landmarks on the streets of Europe 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys the Best always in peace 2024❤❤❤

[thebrummierailenthusiasts]

Eurostar services go to Paris along with the tgv services

But unfortunately Eurostar no longer goes to Disneyland Paris due to the effects from the pandemic and the fallout of the EU

[tonys]

Did you spot one of the plaques on the ground that mark the old Paris Meridian, when the Washington International convention decided on Greenwich, France and USA abstained in the vote.

[Walts-Travel]

Okay, I want to go. But if I need a coat or jacket. Wrong season for me. Lol😅😂