A Visit to the Rue Montorgueil

[@もりしょうぞう]

懐かしい市場通り､あちこち思い出がどっさりあります。

[@leonardooliveira2551]

Simply the best! 👏 This is one of our favorites! Nobody shows the stores these days, it's only walking without ever stopping. Congrats!!! 👍

[@Mxsmanic]

Thanks. I think a lot of the walking tours these days are made by people who don't know what they are filming, they just walk around. I do know what I'm filming, since I live in Paris, and I even provide narration with closed captions for people who want it.

[@gennadyrosin1177]

Great video on one of the best Paris streets.

[@val91201]

I love all your videos, but this one is my favorite! I've been toParis 3 times, yet managed to miss rue Montorgueil. La prochaine fois...

[@chloe7829]

gosh, I used to live in Paris for several years when I was much younger. I used to go back regularly but now old age is keeping me home bound. When in Paris one would have to be able to walk the sidewalks and up and down the Metro stairs. Now I can just dream and remember and watch movies like this one

[@maxshenkwrites]

Thank you. I'm planning my first trip and your videos really give me a sense of the cityscape that I haven't gotten yet from reading.

[@odhid6427]

une belle rue , c'est formidable

[@analuciapovoa6414]

Em 2013 aluguei um apto por 1 semana próximo a Rue Montorgueil, simplismente adorei! Frutas deliciosas, queijos maravilhosos, restaurantes e cafés muito bons e com preços honestos. Saudades!!!!

[@rogerforest1729]

you prolly dont care but does any of you know a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me!

[@JasonX2]

Lived off Montorgueil, love that place.

[@annainaspen]

Thanks for another great video. I saw this street in a book and thought I'd see if you had a video of it and of course you do. I will be checking out this area in a couple of months. It looks like an interesting street. I enjoy Rue Cler. It is quieter so for me a great place to stay.

[@bielochka3435]

Mx, your videos are Wonderful. Thank you

[@manut4470]

thanks, man, for the videos...awesome!

[@crisgilnavarro5099]

merveilleux

[@dawnlowe1375]

perfect place to stay i walked around for hours at night. I met so many nice people and everyone was from Paris. I cannot wait til I return.

[@alexanderayurefigueredo2142]

Bien, todo conocido,. Merci

[@ethanwong1189]

I lived on the that street and it was amazing

[@robertovillarce8681]

Fantastico bien realizado est vide.

[@NothingMaster]

Wonderful job --- thanks for posting.

[@NewYorkHabitat]

Thank you for this video tour, we love to hit the streets in Paris like Parisians!

[@zoubidataleb2155]

J'ai passé mon enfance à Paris 18 ème et à présent je fais revenir ce passé lointain et ça me fait du bien

[@robertgordon4415]

we stayed in one the apts. across from Cafe marie Stuart, had a great time. convenient to all transportation

[@Ralph12343739]

Your videos are AMAZING!!!

[@Mxsmanic]

Thanks! I like this street because it's very popular with Parisians but hardly known to tourists (although there are still some tourists on the street, as there are everywhere in Paris).

[@KauaiSis]

Absolutement! I loved Montorguiel much much more than Rue Cler...wonder why "that guy" likes Rue Cler so much??? Have to admit his book was my bible for both trips there. However, everyone MUST read "French or Foe" to understand French culture and it made me love Paris even more!

[@Mxsmanic]

Rick Steves likes the rue Cler because he doesn't realize that there are hundreds of streets like that in Paris. It's normal in Paris, not a magic exception.

[@Relyas]

I love your videos!

[@MrScungi7]

Excellent job

[@Mxsmanic]

Not in different seasons, as I recall, but definitely at different times. The different bits of footage were not photographed that far apart, but the weather can change a lot from week to week in Paris.

[@Lipalmer]

Obrigada!maravilha!!

[@marcdedouvan]

J'ai habité l'immeuble faisant l'angle de Montorgueil et Stuart (en face de la fameuse pâtisserie Stohrer (plus ancienne pâtisserie de France, pâtissier de Versailles et Louis XV, inventeur du baba au rhum, installé là en 1730, perpétuant encore aujourd'hui cette tradition d'excellence française intacte dans l'immeuble d'origine)) en 1993 (pendant mon BTS de plasticien de l'environnement à Olivier de Serres). J'emmerdais bien mes voisins tous les soirs, avec ma darbuka, mon djembé et ma batterie en carton! Pardon pour eux! (^_-) Marché quotidien, rue piétonne, nombreux cafés avec terrasse, donnant sur les halles au centre de Paris (et tout son réseau métro et RER), un emplacement assez idéal pour habiter Paris intra muros (j'ose pas imaginer les prix aujourd'hui) à part que le resto jap en dessous nous faisait partager tous ses cafards par la bouche d'aération commune (nobody's perfect). Détails anecdotiques notables: il y a avait un pochtron qui se trimbalait une canette de 8,6 vide au bout d'une ficelle et lui parlait comme si c'était son chien, un chanteur accordéoniste et un vitrier qui criait "vitrier", à l'époque. Un lieu de haute résistance anti McDollywoodysneyland, faut croire, vue sa fière tenue, (orgueilleuse même!), encore en 2011!

[@bernardtapie1092]

@ les quartiers populaires sont tous islamisés et africanisés , ce sont des coupes gorges.

[@marcdedouvan]

​@ JE CONNAIS LES SNOBS DE MONTMARTRE: MONTMARTRE C'EST FINI! VOUS N'ETES PLUS QUE DES ETRANGERS CHEZ VOUS! TU VAS ME FAIRE CROIRE QUE MONMARTRE EST "POPULAIRE" AUJOURD'HUI? POPULAIRE OUI, MAIS DE QUEL PEUPLE? LOL! C'EST VRAIMENT L'HOPITAL QUI SE FOUT DE LA CHARITé! Y A PAS PLUS BOBO BCBG QUE MONTMARTRE: LES GENS CROIENT QU'IL SUFFIT DE S'Y INSTALLER POUR DEVENIR UN GRAND ARTISTE! JE DETESTAIS DEJA MONTMARTRE IL Y A 25 ANS! A MONTORGUEIL IL Y A TOUTES LES CLASSES SOCIALES: C'EST CA LE PEUPLE! ET LES PRIX SONT PAS CEUX DU 7EME OU 16EME, TU DIS VRAIMENT N'IMPORTE QUOI! LE MARCHé QUOTIDIEN C'EST POUR CEUX QUI CUISINENT EUX MEMES: PAS DES BOBOS QUI SE FONT LIVRER PAR LES NEO ESCLAVES IMPORTES A BICYCLETTE OU MANGENT AU RESTAURANT! C'EST PAS UN QUARTIER DE TOURISTES A RESTAURANTS COMME ST MICHEL, MONTPARNASSE OU LA RUE DE LA ROQUETTE! VA TE RHABILLER, TU CROIS QUE TU T'ADRESSES A UN PROVINCIAL QUI N'Y CONNAIT RIEN? J'AI HABITé DIX ANS A PARIS, JE CONNAIS TOUS LES QUARTIERS ET ST-DENIS AUSSI! TU EN CONNAIS BEAUCOUP DES RUES PIETONNES A PARIS? EVIDEMMENT QUE CA ATTIRE CERTAINS TOURISTES ET C'EST SUREMENT PAS LES PLUS CONS ET SNOBS COMME TOI! POUR DENIGRER CE JOYAU POPULAIRE SANS PRETENTION ET A ECHELLE HUMAINE ET TRADITIONNELLE (PAS DE VOITURE, DES MARCHES DIGNES DU MOYEN AGE AVEC DES PRODUITS DE FRANCE FRAIS) EN PRETENDANT QUE C'EST SNOB FAUT QD MEME ETRE UN PEU CON, DESOLé! VU TON DISCOURS DENIGRANT SUR LES GENS QUE TU CROISES, TU M'AS L'AIR D'UN SACRé PARANO BOURRé DE PRÉJUGÉS! CQFD

[@bernardtapie1092]

@ c'est TOUJOURS mieux que le 93 et autres coupes gorges.

[@sylviebasyl2835]

C'est vrai que la rue Montorgueil a bien changé. Beaucoup de petits commerçants et de bistrots ont fermé boutique remplacés par des restaurants "branchés", qui proposent tous plus ou moins la même chose.

[@toguhx]

your videos are so cool

[@jiaxiangchan5808]

I love paris

[@CuteCatFaith]

Hugely upscale, desirable street, but still fun! Why not? Hope you are well. Good video, uprated.

[@Red-mg6wo]

Hi love!

[@KauaiSis]

After visiting both Rue Cler and Rue Montorguiel, I also wondered why Rue Cler is even recommended by you-know-who. Montorguiel is so much better!

[@patriciabracken7546]

Looks more like the Paris of old. Without the invasion.

[@majormandrake]

We should count our blessings that Rue Cler is what was recommended! That fellow carries a heavy burden with his recs.

[@desalpagesgator4988]

A quand une vidéo sur la rue Quincampoix ou la rue Saint Denis, qu'on rigole un peu ?

[@hpw19havaianas]

mon quartier!

[@johanneg9743]

humhum

[@sylviebasyl2835]

Une rue qui perd un peu de son authenticité d'année en année. Dommage !

[@Mxsmanic]

Starbucks is successful because it sells coffee to go and sells it in large cups, which traditional French cafés do not do. In the French cafés, you only get little cups, and you have to drink the coffee right on the spot.

[@aloha2104]

Well said!..

[@dzemann]

Thank you. 11:17 good

[@вячеславамритин]

Long before yellow jackets

[@nl2766]

When life seemed normal...

[@Enr227]

Be careful what you wish for.

[@A2017JSCR]

Baby baby baby

[@joshdskater]

4:01 Comic Sans -_-

[@XXsardarXX]

I see there is a Starbucks on this street at 9.26....but who in there right mind would go into a bland coffee chain when there are so many fantastic pavement cafes to choose from!

[@helenescardigli4892]

06mns50, cela devrait être interdit de poser des baies vitrées dans un immeuble tel que celui-ci. SACRILÈGE...

[@chinetoque4565]

well dear friend i don't thank you for this vidéo who has and may continue to bring loads of fat-assed and uncultured northamericans tourist asking for the nearest kfc or Mc do. Yah i know it is kind of cliché and i love america. I love the concept i mean, also the popular culture and the fact that without Walt Whitman, Michael Jackson, John Coltrane, Russel Banks, jello Biafra or Martin Scorsese just to quote what is coming to mind as i write, Life would have never been the same. wel instead of admiring what is left of our multi secular culture unrban and architecturally speaking (considering that nearby is forum des halles who was a hideous construction now being revisited) you should, stand up for your country and its urbanism wich has turn your great nation to rubbish, horrible malls and soulfree urbanism. check this conference out from a felow citizen of yours (the video is in english : dai.ly/x2nkdqkd

[@bernardtapie1092]

One of the only place with some white people in Paris...