Narbonne France 4K

Narbonne, Occitanie, France in 4K. A short cinematic travel video showing some of the highlights of this historic French city such as the cathedral, canal, old town, Roman Horreum, Bishops Palace and the Basilica of St-Paul-Serge.

Filmed on:
Sony A6300 + 16-50mm kit lens
Sony A7iii + 28mm F2 lens
feiyutech a1000 gimbal
Edited in Davinci Resolve
Music licenced from Epidemic Sound. Flight of the Ravens by Edgar Hopp

Photography

[nicholascarter]

Visiting next week, lovely choice of music, thanks

[JohnnyStrides]

I have never heard of this place before today. Thanks for sharing, fantastic video :)

[signbyside]

people are very friendly in this city and famous of antique arquitecture, the Narbonee catedral is the biggest one i have ever visited.

[titteryenot]

Ah, Narbonne. Years ago, whilst on an Interrail trip I happened to tell a Frenchman I was stopping off in Narbonne. His reaction was such that I might have asked him to bend over for 2 minutes such that I could inspect his hind-quarters. ‘Narbonne!?’ he spat, and proceeded to mutter something about a dull place full of nothing to see or do. Well, dear reader, he was wrong. For while Narbonne may not be the most scintillating, invigorating place on the planet, it’s not the drab nonentity my French interlocutor had painted it as. It has the 3 essential things I look for in any city I admire and desire to see: 1. Old Town - granted, Narbonne’s is small and a little down-at-heel, but for me, this low-key unpolished scruffiness only endears it more to me. 2. It’s southern. Random, I grant you. But being a born ‘n’ bred northern lad, all my favourite (certainly European) cities tend to fall below the 45th parallel. Why? Colour. Warmth. Smell of the Mediterranean. That sort of thing. Narbonne has that ‘ripening crate of peaches’-look I so warm to when I gaze upon a city. The wee canal in the centre with the (very) minor-scale Ponte Vecchio only adds to its charm. 3. Life lived. So many European cities, geared to the tourist, lack this vital quality. Venice, Bruges, Florence, any village you care to mention in Provence, etc. but here in Narbonne, the modest town is nondescript enough (a la Beziers) not to fall and surrender to any tourist hordes. The result being, you stroll around and see it, warts and all. There you have it. Narbonne: worth seeing and (just about) worth going to see.

[LIVEst]

Very good footage! Will support your channel. Love such beautiful short films about cool places. Thumbs up!

[nourskean]

What a wonderful place ! Thanks for sharing this sublime video!😘 Watched it with really great pleasure and interest !😍
Wish You a lovely day !
Many kind greetings🌷

[WedartStudio]

Very nice video! Well done! Thanks for sharing!

[nicolaverzura]

Congrats 👍 very nice video editing and music x

[dnbtravels]

What an amazing place👌👌👌and wonderful video my friend, big thanks for sharing and take care

[dronevideotravel]

Une très belle vidéo ! Réalisation extra !

[catherinegellie]

Merci de cette belle visite….bon dimanche de Pentecôte…..

[ruedigerdecker]

Perfect
Town, with a great Romanian history, visit the New museum Narbonne Martius, it's history of it's best

[ultimasopciones]

Saludos! Quien vive en Narbonne, Beziers o cerca?

[alainguillem]

voir ma ville que j ai laissee depuis 45 ans!

[albertodillon]

Je préfère Narbonne à Reims où j'habite

[mddecouverte]

Bonjour très belle vidéo et j'adore je like et je m'abonne n'hésitez pas à aller faire un tour sur notre chaîne et à vous abonner à votre tour si cela vous plaît à très bientôt

[ahmedazzouz]

Gazie per viedo fartilo sono algerino comi tes ciao

[ahmedazzouz]

Garzie per vedio frtilo sono algerino comi tes