The bread look delicious !!♥️

Like your hats - look great!

Thanks ❤❤❤

Let be insured, we won't ask you to speak french fluently, if you manage to whisper some words simply for living quietly and enjoy of your new life in France. We are welcome

Slaaaw Dawg looks to die for. WOW!! Your videos definitely stir up the foodie in me!!

The next opera you should go to is Pucci

Great content! I’ve climbed those steps with my daughter…we did well. There is an elevator for those with mobility issues.

So nice...makes me homesick for Paris. Ice the knee. Peter, Paul and Mary had a huge hit with Dylan's Blowing in the Wind. Miss the buskers too. Enjoy your reprieve home!

Enjoying so much my tour through your fabulous pictures! It was my dream but not to be in person so living vicariously thru you two😂

It's a radiator for towels.

Delicious guys 💎🔥🔥🔥

59 steps mean three flights of stairs,the ground floor having none.

We both enjoy your videos. These days there are so many bad shows. Watching your channel is a breath of fresh air. Next time you go to Switzerland, go to Lauterbrunnen and take the cable car up to Murren, then hike down to Gimmlewald. Unforgettable. We’ve been to Europe many times and are there now with you vicariously.

You two inspire me to get to Paris someday ♥️

Aw that was so fun. Very sweet 🤍

One of our favorite Paris restaurants

Hey guys there is an elevator for old people 65 and over if you qualify use it , makes the Arch more efficient and relaxing

You two are so cute! Love your coral pink jacket KJ! I was thinking of your knee while you were climbing up 🫶🏻

What company did you get travel insurance???

Very interesting video and you both look nice. By the way, Fact #6, that is Napoleon III, not Napoleon.

You must have overlooked the pass as it is in all literature for tourists. It combined with an On/Off bus allows you to do what you want when you want less inexpensively and not a lot of walking. BTW, there are restaurants (Le Ciel, for one) and a few hills that give a fab view without the climb. For me, the river Seine views are great and some surprise restaurants.

Parfait. But, we think Tony looks better with facial hair! Bring back the whiskers Man! 🙂

Interested in booking this apartment for your stay in Paris? Here is the link to the VRBO listing👉 bit.ly/3RY4EPU

You might really enjoy doing a French class in person at the Alliance Française….is there one in Florida near yours ? Or an intensive week at the Sorbonne for foreign learners (FLE). Lol the first time I drove in France was from the 16th to the 9th arrondissements and had to drive around the Étoile , Arc de Triomphe . 😮

Did you know that there is an elevator at the Arc? Love your videos!

Parfait. Learning a new language is not easy. Good for you ! I used to say bien fait which translates as well done. But in French it’s sarcastic to say this. It means you got what you deserved. Eeks. Glad to see you are enjoying Paris encore. Merci

Congratulations!!🎉🎉❤❤

KJ, I loved that white top that you had on when you were drinking your coffee. You look so youthlike! You guys look so young and happy! Debby in Kansas

Thanks for taking me back to the Arc. Remember the climb and the view which is so worth it. ❤

Thanks for this video. I've watched lots of other videos, movies and even went to Paris years ago but never knew you could go up in it! 😮 Thanks again from Patrick in Virginia 😊

So funny my wife who speaks no French and in past long ago was not interested in Paris or France but now loves it just absolutely loves the Arch. She makes me climb it every time we go to France. Hopefully next climb will be in October.

Great video. Quick French tip: When our son was learning to speak, my 🇫🇷 MIL sent us lots of children’s books & a (then) primitive tablet with simple French language programs for very young children. If you can get your hands on things like that, your vocabulary will blossom as to the basics. The Museum Pass is great, although the Eiffel Tower isn’t included. Bon courage et bonne chance!

Thank you ❤

I hope you don’t have a heart attack climbing all those stairs💫

Tony, your haircut looks great💫

Very nice video and your love for Paris really comes across. Paris is so polarizing. Most love her, many do not. I can't get enough of her charms .. and it's fun to find others that feel much the same. Au revoir -Daniel (Saint-Germain-des-Prés)

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you are too slow take example from other chanelles.

If you move to France and are medicare eligible, you should keep paying the premium in case yo ever move back to the States.

Your husband is not convinced 😂

Very informative, thank you!

Glad to hear you had a good experience there. I did not. I had so been looking forward to going, but the night in question I got caught in traffic. I called to say I was running a few minutes late. I was told I would still be seated but would have to wait b/c they would give my original table away. As a single traveler, I would have been fine at the bar. As it happened, I arrived a few minutes EARLY. I approached the maitre'd and explained the situation. He shut me down, told me I'd canceled and said there were no tables available as they were booked solid! This, despite the restaurant being largely empty. As a New Yorker I'm always double prepared. I had printed the reservation before leaving home. I pulled it out of my bag and offered it. The maitre'd literally tore it into 100 pieces and threw it to the ground before stamping his foot! (It was GREAT French theatre) He then directed a waiter to seat me in the "American" section, where the sole table waiter spoke excellent English, robbing me of the chance to use my French. I found the service good, the meal mediocre and the ambiance a bit dull. I sat next to a terrific couple from the Carolinas who were staying at the George V. I asked how they felt about their meal, and they suggested the same. A nephew, living in Paris at the time, said he went there a lot for lunch and found it less stuffy. Oh well, maybe next time I should try Ralph's?

Why do you waste so much time on issues of reservations? Tell us about the food. And, there is nothing French about the place and the food, this is a classical trap for wealthy Americans who have difficulties in interacting with the local culture and habits.

Come to New Zealand and try our best restaurants. Much better than that.

Fractional ownership is just generally a bad idea. Think about it. It's very attractive to buyers who could not otherwise be able to afford a whole property. Your now part of a crowd that in many cases may not have a lot of substance behind them when it comes to putting on a new roof, etc. Look everybody's living with different circumstances and I'm not making any judgements, but do you really want to be depended on a group of people you don't even know, perhaps speaking multiple languages, with different cultural practices and unknown financial means? Up to you, but perhaps not good advise to promote to other.

On fractional ownership, what happens when one or more of the fractional owners are complete slobs and trash the place. There a huge bill and they won't pay, so you are stuck. There is an agreement of some type, but you end up in court because they fight back. Etc... It always sounds good on new or rehabed property, but when the shine wears off, its usually trouble. Not enough history on fractional ownership to say you always make a profit on resale. Let think about the time-share example and the nightmares people are still living. Point being, you might want to avoid the pit falls of this type of ownership.

May Jesus heal your knee KJ and mine too❣️🥰💕🙏🏻🙏🏻💕

Hi KJ and Tony, love your channel. How do you get around in Paris? Thanks. Love your style! ❤

Thank you for a wonderful video. Relaxing, informative, enjoyable.

When in Rome, etc. quid Paname! I don't doubt the quality, nor the vibe. It can be amusing to check out home style references in a new context. This is not my type Paris though. There are so many more typical and atypical places much more to my liking, much more "intime". But hey, you really enjoyed this and that's what it's all about, n'est-ce pas?