Paris Live #41: Odéon & the 6th Arrondissement

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[@bruin_tea_et_ecriture]

Arnaud at Thé-ritoires is amazing. He makes the treats and jams, as well as curates the phenomenal tea collection that they serve and sell. It's definitely not to be missed!

[@mariannemorris6872]

Thank you. Wonderful.

[@metahduh4003]

"Goes out fetching coffee." LOL!

[@maryannbenedetti7508]

Love....

[@bills1779]

Great video! 👍 🎊✨️💯

[@romasgudisauskas3696]

Nice video thank you

[@quintonmckimm]

Heading to Odeon tomorrow. This was great. Thanks so much!

[@foxybella2233]

I'm enjoying your content. I was in paris in March and didn't explore everything I wanted to so it's nice to see these videos.

[@billieford9683]

C’est mon Quartier et j’habite au Rue de l’Odéon - right next to the former Shakespeare & Co bookstore. It was so nice to watch this as it used to be since everything is now different and so many shops, restaurants, etc closed. Currently in front of the Odeon theater have been demonstrations for over a week due to the artists and actors not being able to perform and make a living. A big banner stating culture is being sacrificed. Anyway thanks for showing. I always wondered about the Cremerie since what’s there now has nothing to do with dairy. As it used to be very difficult to get a dinner reservation at Le Comptoir people would get a room at the hotel and they would then be able to get a dinner reservation as well as one of the best breakfasts in Paris the following morning. Gosh, I miss how things were. It is so dismal and depressing now!

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

Thanks for watching everyone! If you’d like to help support my Paris projects you can check out www.patreon.com/afrenchfryeinparis - always appreciated!

[@Jrprez22]

My last night here and it has been awesome. This is a great neighborhood to stay in and we were able to go everywhere from here. Also, very close to the Latin Quarter, which is a fun hang out place at night.

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

Glad you enjoyed your time in Paris! I hope my future videos can help keep you connected.

[@stuartlee6622]

I had supper at the Tennessee.

[@Jrprez22]

Thanks so much for doing this one. We are staying in a apartment in the Cour du Commerce, and will be there in 9 days. I'm so excited for this video. Thanks for showing me the neighborhood we will be staying in.

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

Jrprez22 Glad I could help. Thanks for watching. If you're interested in joining a tour while you're in town the link is in the description. Hope you have a great time here!

[@Jrprez22]

@@afrenchfryeinparis You are awesome. Thanks so much.

[@selinawilson2872]

So much great information! Would love to see Montmartre or the Cemetiere Montmartre.

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.

[@avvlahos42]

Luv your tour Brings back a lot of memories One thing though- The Hellenic influence on City of Paris. There is a difference between Ancient Greek Gods and Roman ( even though the Romans adopted and absorbed a lot of Greek into it’s own Roman gods The God of Mercury- totally Roman, not Greek, and the Romans borrowed it’s looks from Hermes not the same persona . Just be conscious not to confuse Greek and Roman , though similar, yet very different. The French always has a love affair for Hellenism and this is shown throughout Paris. In fact , the city itself is from an Ancient Greek tail - Helen of Troy and Paris - her beautiful lover of royalty. Another example is , Nouvelle Athens ( Refers to the magnificence of Classical Athens, being the most beautiful city for that period and beyond ). Thus, Parisians naturally would re name an elegant Parisian district to match. The profound influence of Hellenism is not only apparent in Paris , but throughout major cities in Europe and The Americas. Just wonted to add this. U produce amazing footage and transport the viewer to Paris in each and every episode. Love your Joie de Vivre attitude to life ! Bravo and Merci Your Fan from Montreal

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

Hi thanks for watching and I appreciate the feedback - it’s true I’m guilty of mixing up Roman/Greek occasionally and even though I mean to say one, the other sometimes comes out of my mouth. Ah the joys of live video! 😊 Your point is well taken and hopefully I can nail it the next time around! Have a great day.

[@stuartlee6622]

The Madison Hotel check it out.

[@californiaglo9666]

I just found your channel. What a delight! I love Paris. Was just there in September 2018. I may return in May.

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

Thanks so much for watching. Paris is my passion and I love to share it with others who are interested in all the little details hiding around each corner. If you end up here in May and are interested in my tour info, you’ll find a link in the description. Have a great day!

[@californiaglo9666]

@@afrenchfryeinparis I plan on contacting you for a tour and joining Patreon. ☺

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

California Glo That’s great, thank you! If you have any questions about it just let me know.

[@californiaglo9666]

@@afrenchfryeinparis I just joined! So excited. I have been to Paris 9 times. See you in May hopefully.

[@SalemHill]

40:37 Robespierre and the Reign of Terror

[@alcan6885]

Much l❤️ve from detroit

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed this! Hope you can join live for a future video.

[@katherinemarsh784]

Bonjour

[@BGTuyau]

Dantin: "One of 'the Founding Fathers' of The French Revolution" -and killed in 1794 on orders from Robespierre. Not revolutionary enough ...

[@romasgudisauskas3696]

Nice video thank you