Problems In Paris

[@SH-mz8ie]

Problems in Paris, problems in Hamburg, problems in Schwäbisch Hall, problems in front of army bases, …

[@nigelsheppard625]

Having watched your bachelor days for a few years, I've got to say it's lovely to see how happy Laura be appears to make you. She's a keeper.

[@mikeymike437]

She's just annoying, that's what she is. 😒

[@Dirkdersoldat]

@@mikeymike437 bruh what 😂

[@takktakterakk]

@nigel couldn't agree more! ☺👍

[@nigelsheppard625]

@@mikeymike437 Grinch

[@Sebbir]

@@mikeymike437 there are times where it’s better to keep what you are thinking inside of your head. This is one of those times mate

[@ritahorvath8207]

No matter how the circumstances are, your films are always filled with love. ♡

[@MrDezibel]

very looking forward to a video where laura only talks german with you for a day :-D

[@VerenaElsa]

the drone shots of the Louvre are incredible!!! So cinematic! Well done

[@Pebblebeachgolfer]

I know. I keep saying to myself: I stood right there!!!!

[@sarazepam6156]

What's wrong with some of you guys here in the comment section? They have been (apparentely) dating for a couple of month and you are strongly suggesting he should propose? Are you stupid or something? Asides from that it's none of your business. Just enjoy the great videos and stop being intrusive.

[@lexipip8563]

Whirlwind romance, love at first sight and all that. Some couples get married after only a few weeks together. Can’t blame viewers for their interest if Nick films his romance with Laura and uploads it onto KZbin for all to see. Besides most people are happy and excited for them both.

[@sarazepam6156]

@@lexipip8563 I get that. But this goes way too far. Enjoying his videos doesn't make you friends with him or her, or do you know them personally?

[@lexipip8563]

@@sarazepam6156 From Wikipedia “Parasocial interaction refers to a kind of psychological relationship experienced by an audience in their mediated encounters with performers in the mass media, particularly on television and on online platforms”.

[@hannahanna649]

And stop waiting for anything really private. That will not happen. And NALF is right!

[@sarazepam6156]

@@lexipip8563 So what? You FEEL like you know him? But you just DON'T.

[@SixStringViolence]

After his football career, NALF will become a cinematographer! :)

[@ilkahellerling2345]

You: these Macarons are phenomenal Knoppers: crying in the Background 🤣

[@hannahanna649]

Kinder Bueno too.

[@Hjels]

Nalf and Laura visiting "Ladder-ey" is all I wanted today.

[@4lugia33]

I would never leave. Your documentary really grabbed me, I almost got chills. So immediate, real, beautiful, funny, sensual, happy, big and small. I'm so happy for you that you have two careers going, the Unicorns AND filmmaking.

[@isabelle_v]

Paris is Paris, come rain or shine And she'll reward those who dare to climb 'Cos she's quite the sight All dressed up in lights Not just at midnight is she worth your time.

[@TobiasKrasinger]

"French cheeseburger cookies" .. man, I couldn't stop laughing

[@mojojim6458]

Her: "Actually, Paris is the most beautiful in the rain." Him: "I couldn't agree more with you." Classic TSGO

[@Jana-E]

The Video...Loved it!!! The whole thing: the humor, the suspense, the narration. And the aerial photography with the music! Very good 👍

[@tungurahua8257]

FYI regarding Copyright: Eiffel, who held the copyright for the tower, died in 1923, meaning it ran out 70 years later, in 1993. At this point, the likeness and design of the tower were allowed to enter the public domain, hence why you can find a replica, built in 1999, in Las Vegas. However, the lights on the Eiffel Tower were installed in 1985, by Pierre Bideau, meaning that any photo or video that shows the monument at a time when the lights are visible (ie, at night) is a violation of copyright law. There’s no general freedom of panorama in France, so a photo of the illuminated Eiffel Tower can be published only with permission. Better blur the images of the Eiffel Tower at night and re-upload the video. Don‘t want to get into trouble for something that stupid.

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

There are many many videos with the lit tower on youtube and hundreds if not thousands of photos on google. I doubt they take all of that serious but I admit I don’t know much about it.

[@Bruno_Haible]

No worry for Nalf. Copyright violators in France may get warning letters through their Internet provider. Since Nalf lives in Germany, that won't bother him much - even less than it would bother French citizens.

[@carianin5293]

Looked like a perfect trip to me. Thanks for sharing.

[@PEPPER2323]

The traffic in Paris is insane....Dallas, Texas

[@lorettagerull6340]

Yaaaay, you made it to Paris. Finally after all these years. Congratulations Nalf! The cello music was beautiful. Thank you Laura for opening up Nalf to European experience and getting him to Paris! I can’t believe it but your accent , Nalf , is getting better when you pronounce words other than in English. Don’t be afraid to say it correctly. You are an intelligent Man you are not a little boy. You can do it. Maybe lose the scarf 🧣. It didn’t fit in Paris.

[@LenaGresser]

"How do you pronounce this?" "Ladurée" "Laderay!" Almost like Joey in Friends trying to speak French :P

[@almashinmon5604]

I love Macarons! I especially like it when they melt on your tongue. There seem to be lots of different versions with fillings and consistency/texture. Not easy to bake. Tried it once with medium success.. Love that you walked up the Eiffelturm. I did that ages ago when I was like 14 on a school trip.. good memories

[@eily_b]

Short warning about the illuminated Eiffel Tower. Some company owns the rights for the cheesy light show and sues everyone posting videos of the lights. Be careful and check the usage rights. ☝

[@joanneburg4159]

Well done. I really like your adventures with Laura.

[@JustOneBitePlease]

I'm looking forward to my visit this month to celebrate Christmas and New Years in Paris with my husband. I visited Paris for the first time in September for 5 days this year and had an amazing time exploring and learning the layout of the city. As a culinarian Paris is a playground of food experiences and the opportunities to learn. Thank you NALF for sharing your experience with us. Cheers!

[@SirShoddrick]

Is Paris not locked down now- New Years?

[@JustOneBitePlease]

​@@SirShoddrick No currently although that could change. We're keeping a watch on what is happening. We are current with our vacination shots and booster shots. Cross your fingers for us!

[@SirShoddrick]

@@JustOneBitePlease 👍👍

[@prieten49]

You forget your wallet; Laura forgets her ID. Young people! You make old people not feel so bad...

[@narcusut]

Congrats, Nalph! I think this is the best doc you ever made. Sound & picture quality of highest standard, and a few mishaps and oddities included to make your account of the first trip to Paris as touching and heart warming as some of your trips to German towns. You both made the be of a rainy day in Paris. As a young person I also wondered what the big fuss was about Mony Lisa. Thanks to Arte TV I recently learned that it is one of the first art objects becoming part of the Louvre collection.

[@Joelina456]

yaay - the Dream Team is back🥰🥰 You guys are a pure joy to watch. i´ve not clicked on a video this fast in a long time =) Greetings from Munich!

[@TMD3453]

Thanks, Nalf, well done. Makes me imagine a better world. Peace

[@DavidWilliams-DSW558]

Nick and Laura... Hmm, NALF seems like it offers itself as a promising acronym for something here, especially when you guys visit the city of romance 😍

[@nomirrors3552]

I see what you did there.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Took me a moment, but this is gold.

[@inotoni6148]

Will he stay here this winter? He usually only stays for football in the summer

[@marmotarchivist]

The statue of the goddess Nike is one of my favourite pieces of art and I was so thrilled when I got see it in person. It must have been beautiful in its original state but now, without the head, it has an added air of mystic and elegance. Also, every video with Nick and Laura intensely enjoying macarons is a great video. My favourite is the fraise-basilic (strawberry-basil) a surprising and delicious flavour.

[@fedupnow61859]

Paris is so beautiful around Christmas. I can take the Thalys from Aachen and be there in 2 hours. Such a magical city. Especially around Christmas on the Champs Elysee.

[@libby9433]

So as a super tough linebacker with refined tastebuds for Schnitzel, Brezel & macarons you were too intimidated to try out yummy escargots smothered with garlic buttery goodness. This is your year of eating dangerously after bravely sampling sushi & horsemeat.

[@Jo2936]

And again. Thank you for that great video. Your getting better and better!

[@Kordanor]

As you were Germanized during the years, it would be cool to hear about any culture shocks. ^^ One thing you immediately realize in paris is that a red light for pedestrian doesnt mean anything. Even old grandma who can barely walk, will try to rush over the street while the light is red. It also doesnt matter if that is right infront of a police car. About losing your mobile phone in Paris: I didnt even own a mobile phone until recently and was living close to paris for years: Paris is actually great for running around without proper maps / mobile phone, because you got maps everywhere. You got City maps, you got "History Maps", you got metro maps, and if you dont find anything else: You also got maps on the bus stations which are a bit hard to read. Getting lost is pretty much impossible (ofc if you don't remember where your hotel is, that's a whole different problem). These guys trying to sell you crap are extremely annoying and you can find them in multiple places. Another place I'd recommend is the Montmartre which is also located on a hill with a nice sight. But on the stairs you will likely find some dudes trying to sell you some wristbands, super aggressive.

[@gigibenea3529]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐...6 stars for this video ...and share right now on my FB to my friends😉🗼

[@gigibenea3529]

And love all your video...nice professional shots ...👍👍🗼🗼

[@voiceinthechaos]

I love the chemistry you and Laura have. It is great to see how you seem to be able to be yourselves around each other. Also: you have stepped up your narrator game. Me likey. ;-)

[@logenninefinger3420]

without having acutally seeing the clip I just say this: Paris is one of the most exciting cities on this planet!

[@hansnijsen9012]

Next time you come to my city go see the Saint Chapelle woth the world's most impressive stain-glass windows from the thirtheenth century Nalf. Thumbs up for your channel I follow since a few months ! Any more tips ? Ask me !

[@Ulrich.Bierwisch]

I hope the drone part at night was stock footage with proper right management. The Eiffel Tower at night is a legal nightmare. The lights are seen as a temporary peace of art and you need permission to publish pictures.

[@reesefinch3930]

My thoughts exactly, aside from the weird Eiffel Tower at night publishing issue, if that was indeed Nalf's drone he's lucky it wasn't shot down for anti-terror reasons ...

[@Kordanor]

Yep, wanted to add this as well, but as you already did, I will just push your comment. :)

[@V100-e5q]

What about the footage inside the Louvre? Many museums don't like picture or video taking.

[@Ulrich.Bierwisch]

@@V100-e5q This has changed in the last years. Since everybody has a smartphone a lot of the museums have learned that they can't prevent it anyway and that people want to take pictures and publish them on social media. As a result it is allowed in a lot places. You have to look at the rules in every place you visit. Thanks to the internet, it is possible to get the info pretty easy. The rules for the Louvre are: "You can take photos and videos in the permanent collections if they are for personal use. However, you are not allowed to use selfie sticks, flash or lighting. In the temporary exhibition galleries, it may be prohibited to take photos or videos of certain works."

[@V100-e5q]

@@Ulrich.Bierwisch Ok. Thanks for the info.

[@thefluffyferret]

Watching you two in total ecstasy over macarons is just too cute.😀❤

[@MrNairolf12]

Abosolutely stunning drone footage!

[@brigittelacour5055]

"J'ai deux amours, mon pays et Paris" song Josephine Baker. Today November 30 she enters to the Pantheon !

[@LucasBenderChannel]

I could genuinely spend an entire week in Paris and visit nothing but the Louvre. A few years back we had one afternoon in the museum and it was barely enough to rush through even the most famous exhibits. I wanna go back so badly.

[@InTeCredo]

I visited different parts of Louvre every time I went to Paris for pleasure and business. Now, I've done seeing all of the Louvre.

[@CHarlotte-ro4yi]

I recommend the Musée d'Orsay for your next visit! It's the perfect size and has beautiful paintings. When we went on our senior trip (aka Kursfahrt) there our French teacher let us spend the whole morning there which was time very well spent!

[@susannabonke8552]

Couples in Paris Hotels are actually: enjoying Macarons! OmG!

[@rubytuesday9539]

Most folks would love to have these problems.

[@marcusbluesky7299]

Thank you for this piece of art... And I am not talking about the Mona Lisa.

[@sunnydaysworth]

Of course it is expensive, you forgot to state why that is! It is handmade!! No industrial process here. Means better quality! :) Love Paris....

[@S_Black]

You never had one of those chocolate croissants in Germany? They are widely available. Either cheap factory versions in the supermarket or from bakeries

[@schneeroseful]

...and the one he had looks like a cheap factory one

[@eagle1de227]

Yes, yet it's just not the same. I don't know why but the french ones are different. And i tried many, many, many... and still will

[@silkwesir1444]

@@schneeroseful nah, the cheap factory ones look way worse

[@Soussmeboules]

Please don't compare. As a French who live since almost 20 years in Germany, it's quite insulting to compare Schokobrötchen to a real Pain au Chocolat, or Chocolatine as some people call it in south west area of France like Bordeaux or Toulouse. This is like comparing French and German beer, but the other way around. 😂 I only know a few German bakers around Frankfurt/Darmstadt who make it as it is done in France (or close to it) but then there are way more expensive. Already the Schokobrötchen from regular "Bäckerei" is most of the time more expensive than a Pain au Chocolat in France (except maybe in Paris since everything is expensive there). Nalf is 100% right. It doesn't look very nice (though the one he had was certainly an industrial one by the way it looked), but the taste of it is fantastic. This is the same with baguette. The ones sold in Germany are 99% of the time a bad copy of the French one in less tastier, less crispy, smaller and more expensive. There are some bakeries in Germany (most of the time specialized in french "Pains" and "Pâtisseries") that have excellent ones, but they sell it also 2 to 4 times the price you would pay for the same in France. But at least the offer good products. My daughter who is born and raised in Germany also prefer by far the french ones. In France, they have better ingredients for making the dough and the chocolate is always of better quality and has higher percentage of cacao. Check for example Valrhona chocolate brand, you will understand what I mean. The one who come after having tried that and tells me after that Lindt chocolate, or (worse) Milka chocolate brands are good deserve to be executed.😂

[@Soussmeboules]

​@@silkwesir1444 It is between the two, let say semi-industrial. I would say it comes from "La mie câline" or some shop like that. They make it almost like in bakery but with a dough that was frozen and not just prepared just before cooking as it should be. These kind of shops are called normally "Viennoiserie" in France, for legal reason, since they don't respect the full process of preparation of bread and bakeries as it should be for such fresh products. Non industrial ones are coming only from "Boulangerie" or "Boulangerie-Pâtisserie".

[@glenlubowicz6685]

I’m very impressed with the video you produced! I love Paris ❤️

[@mojojim6458]

12:38 to 12:52 - to me, the highlight. Nike in all her splendor. The bonus footage will be a delight, more wonders from the City of Light.

[@Teenom]

I gotta hand it to you NALF. Casually flexing the 312 km/h on the TeeGeeVee

[@Kordanor]

Haha, didnt even realize that in the video. Used the high speed trains quite a few times and it doesn't really feel any special to me. It's when you then watch something like Bald and Bankrupt who is travelling around with old "casual" trains in russia when you realize what luxury that is. ^^

[@dschoas]

I wonder why you didn't have a caffe au lait with the macheron? It is the most amazing combination and increases the taste of the macheron exponentially!

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

In the beginning of the video, I was like...hmm this is def Germany... 🤔 But now I understand. You boarded the train from Stuttgart to Paris!

[@thomaslanghorst5738]

Paris is actually the place where I broke up with 2 of my exes. This would never have happened though if we would have been as relaxed together in this stressful and sometimes pretty frustrating environment as you seem to be with Laura. Good for you, Nalfy, good for you.

[@marlajacques6947]

Similar for me, my ex turned into a monster in that city and I broke it off when we got home. Would still chance a trip back one day tho

[@sebastianz.6238]

Probably you should have bought the macarons :-O

[@rolandcassar75]

Oh : your pronunciation of "Champs Élyseés" is absolutely fine.

[@mascami]

Paris is my favourite capital of all in Europe. I've been there for four times so far and not seen enough! At the last time we said on going in winter because every time the weather was so sunny and nice and we don't feel like going to the museum. So we went in February and the weather was sunny and nice, even warm enough to sit in a cafe on the streets, but we made it to Louvre and museè d'orsay this time to see the Mona Lisa and Monets water lilies for example.

[@ThomasVanderWal]

Paris in the rain is amazing. Since visiting it in the rain,no matter where I am in the world and hear cars splashing down wet streets I think of Paris. It has been this way since 1987 for me. This coming from someone who grew up in Seattle and Portland. There is now a Laudree in Georgetown on M street.

[@giuseppebistecca2733]

The feeling of serenity after finally finding out who was in Paris ^_^

[@gigibenea3529]

And becaus Saint Nicholas is coming soon...Saint-Nicolas, mon bon patron, apportez-moi des macarons Des dentelles pour les demoiselles, des beaux rubans pour les mamans.

[@LucasBenderChannel]

Paris is a very beautiful city, but it's also fairly homogenous in its style. Every street looks the same, every house is eerily similar, every café has the same general vibe. At least in the city center. And that's cool! But it's the polar opposite to some of the other major cities across the continent. Like, London looks vastly different, depending on where you go! Same with Vienna and its different districts. I think that's interesting. It definetly adds to the reputation of Paris as this monolith of the one grand city.

[@brigittelacour5055]

In fact no. Paris is in fact form of a lot of small villages but at the end of the XIX, baron Haussmann cut big avenues in the city with big buildings, style hausmanien.But outside these ereas you have différent architecture, vibes. Belleville, Montmartre aren't the same, or the old Marais (I really like la place des Vosges ! ) My daughter lives in Paris for some years now and like to discover new erea, new streets with special vibes, new museum.

[@rapsack7058]

I visitit lots of the bigger cities in europe. Paris gave me allways the vibe of a museum. And oposite were moskow, London, Berlin the gave such a vibe of a living being...

[@Kordanor]

You can also go to La Defense to see some scycrapers. But I think the difference to other cities like cologne is also that Paris has been "static" in it's borders and quite tiny because you don't count everything around the core city as "Paris". Compared to Cologne where it's like "ah...yeah, that forest...that's also cologne...and that other town over there...yeah also part of cologne". (Cologne has 4 times the size of Paris).

[@Soussmeboules]

​@@rapsack7058 Paris has became a museum. I lived there in the early 2000's just before to move to Germany, and it is shortly after that period that Paris became a real Museum city, with the boring side of that name as well. Before it was a very active city, overnight as well, but now it is so expensive that "normal" people can't afford to live there anymore. Too many apartments are now Airbnb or equivalent. So you mostly have rich peoples, hotels, airbnb, and the rest are some well paid bobos/hipster who can still afford. I used to like this city in the 80's/90's, but not anymore. The actual mayor Anne Hidalgo is definitely not going to make it better. The only thing that still remains is the high amount of little criminality. NALF was quite lucky to find back his wallet when he forgot it.

[@druhyprogram]

An American tries savoir vivre for the first time 😁

[@Joelina456]

In an upcoming video, you and Laura should try baking Macarons yourself 😁 I´ve done it too and it´s fun - as well as much cheaper than Laduree, that´s for sure :)

[@California92122]

Gorgeous footage! Thank Goodness did you find your wallet again. Here's a plan: since it takes a lifetime to explore Paris, better make it a yearly habit to visit.

[@sbuckle1171]

You seemed to have handled the stress of those mishaps (wallet misplace, getting lost, etc) with such grace. And your narration and video editing was very good. Enjoyed this video very much.

[@hannahanna649]

You did a brilliant job and conquered the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe without modern technique, wearing a shirt and a vest! Next time you could try the view from the terrace of Sacré Coeur which is also very impressive. On my visits to Paris i found the Nike much more impressive than the Mona Lisa. Every time I come to the City of lights there is something else to discover and above all, enjoy the atmosphere of the city, just sitting in a café watching the people passing by. As you liked the pain au chocolat, you will also like the pain aux raisins with raisins instead of chocolat. The divine smell in the bakeries is free, like the air you breathe, all the rest is not, unfortunately. Enjoy this wonderful city and its marvels in lovely company, it is made for that!

[@eagle1de227]

The terraces are for spring or better summertime after wich you'll take a walk along the river banks of the Seine (sigh)

[@hannahanna649]

@@eagle1de227 We were there after Easter (sigh)and also walked along the banks of the Canal St. Martin (sigh too)

[@lazysheep1232]

Die Stadt der LIEBE❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🤍💫

[@PalmyraSchwarz]

I already did your tour a few years ago i.e. Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. For the tower, however, we took the elevator and I can well remember that I found the Mona Lisa only moderately impressive in nature. I imagined she would be bigger. Since we were there for a weekend, we did also Notre Dame and a boat trip on the Seine.

[@Hanneskarl1]

30 years ago I used to live and work in Paris, so I know and understand all of Your "problems". But the one thing that never could have happened to me was, that a wallet, left allone on a table somewhere outside would have stayed there longer thant 30 seconds...You are a lucky boy!

[@Leopold_van_Aubel]

Too many brown immigrants in Paris.

[@Hanneskarl1]

@@Leopold_van_Aubel Si je me souviens bien, j'ai vu environ 20 pickpockets en un an à l'époque, et ils étaient tous européens !

[@FatRa_T.86]

12:46 Suuuubscribed ! Thx for mentioning the goddess Nike :D

[@skarbuskreska]

Paris, no matter how much others might point out problems, it's still my favourite city that I visited, and I did 5 times, as a child with grandma, as a teen with parents, ater getting 18 with friends in various stages of my life, then after hittting 40 with my teenage daughter. And even though I have been there so often, I still missed so much. Like there are still so many places like museums, parks etc. I would want to go. Sadly I'm really ill cancer and now also handicaped with walking on top, need a rollator. But I need to go there with my 12 old son too, I promised him long ago before Covid. But I'm not sure how to handle that, the metro basically is a labyrinth of stairs :-(

[@hannahanna649]

So sorry for you. I'll search the internet, maybe there will be a solution.

[@hannahanna649]

I tried twice but my comments were deleted. Sorry

[@sonjagatto9981]

@@hannahanna649 ? why?

[@hannahanna649]

@@sonjagatto9981 If only I knew! I found something that could be helpful but it was impossible to write the address here. Sad

[@am1156]

@@hannahanna649 I think youtube deletes comments with links. Try writing a comment without a link, just describing what you found, the name of it etc.

[@martind6196]

If you really like museums, you should go check out the Deutsche Museum in Munich. This is awesome and one of the best museums in all of germany.

[@sebastianz.6238]

Fun fact for "Mr. I don't appreciate german drone laws": It is actually illegal to publish pictures / videos of the illuminated eiffel tower. I feel like a video titled "breaking a stupid law in 5 european countries within a week" is coming up sooner or later :-D Enjoy your stay. /smartass mode off

[@quo33]

I hope you don't develop a Knoppers-like obessesion with Macarons or you'll nieed a better payed job i think. XDD

[@goodsmile5170]

Laura is always right... it’s a very good view. The stairs are worth it ! Thank you so much for the views all of them ! Macarons are the best they are hard to make.

[@hkkhgffh3613]

Nalf is a Pariser!

[@Peter_Cetera]

Only one question left: When will you marry Laura?

[@DavidWilliams-DSW558]

Nick And Laura Forever?

[@Peter_Cetera]

@@DavidWilliams-DSW558 It's so obvious. Isn't it?

[@whattheflyingfuck...]

another question is: would she marry him?

[@AM-yu6ys]

!!!

[@AM-yu6ys]

​@@DavidWilliams-DSW558 happy they are engaged now ❤

[@BobWitlox]

How do you say it? "Ladurée" (chef's kiss pronunciation) La dyooray (....)

[@robb8234]

funny, when I visited Nice, France.. it rained as well.. but I didn't care, I didn't travel from Canada to not get off the bus n see Nice.. the sun came out!! voila! 😎😎

[@voiceinthechaos]

Loved the editing. You are pro-level now. Dayummm! I wanna say something about how clumsy and forgetful you are, but without those things, this video wouldn´t have been so exciting. LOL Greetings from Bavaria.

[@mojojim6458]

As you've discovered, there's method to the clumsy/forgetful madness.

[@jaynevernubd5506]

Lost in Paris . . .that is, by my experience, one awesome way to spend an afternoon. There is no better city in which to loose your way.

[@chrismunz8127]

Man, your editing is stunning and even gets better every time!

[@chrisk5651]

Seems like you had a good time overall. You seemed like you had a lot of joy eating the macarons. Years ago I went to a very high end mall in the suburbs of New York & they were selling macarons at a kiosk and you would not believe how much they cost for one. C’est incroyable!!!

[@tydalm.9665]

Nick, be careful with images of the Eiffel Tower at night ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2KZdHqBZrlsg68 However really nice video. I can remember a friend of mine had to puke because of the Arc de Triomphe. Well, not exactly, but when we were heading to the Atlantic in our twenties, we made a stop over at Paris. Our friend driving at the time was so fascinated with the crazy driving on the roundabout at the Arc, that he had to circle the Arc for about 100 times. The stomach of another friend of us did not really appreciate this.

[@_tronicum]

Did you fly a drone next to the Efiel Tower (Night shot), including going to the same height as the top???

[@oliverrichtberg1509]

Never been in Paris so far, but I know Maccarons from La Durée. They have a store in Luxemburg. They are delicious! BTW: I like your Unicorns-Cap!

[@christinabormann3338]

I Love Macarons. Greatings from Germany.🇩🇪

[@magdastar2249]

What a fabulous video. Love your presentation and the way you appreciate everything. Enjoy the wonderful holiday season in Europe and stay safe . 👌❤🎄

[@Joelina456]

kudos to you guys for going to Paris in wintertime. I could not enjoy exploring a new city in the cold and rain or snow. Respekt :-)

[@l.c.899]

what drone do you use? The night shot was amazing!

[@johnkerby70]

The music made me think Game of Thrones was about to start.

[@gigibenea3529]

Wow....so happy to see again Paris by your camera this time...time is flying...last time visited was 2015....and of course did all ...well exception Tour Eiffel...😀😉too old ....but you havecto take a bateau -mouche also...btw ..La Dure .have a shop in NY 😉😋of course we also bought macarons...but my husband bought the best forest honey ever...👍🗼

[@Therawpy]

As I know, it is forbidden to make pictures of the Eiffeltower by night and publish it...

[@XDrakeX1]

Oh no, dont let Nalf leave on his own. Kids have to be supervised or its gonna lead to trouble... :)

[@dawnerlandsen8208]

Loved Paris u should have gone to the catacombs but the food and the vibes omg where did u stay??

[@avivapeltin]

Loved this video! I want to visit Paris so badly!

[@underwaterlaser1687]

Showing the Eiffel Tower at night is copyright infringement apparently. Nice video and good vibes!

[@numperpickel]

The detail on the gown on the statue of Nike is just mindboogling. Those ancient greeks really knew what they were doing.

[@jacklane3368]

How hilarious!!!!😂😂”Cheeseburger” macarons!!! The Louie is fantastic, but make sure you visit the Mus

[@jacklane3368]

Musée d’Orsay and Sainte Chapelle!

[@jacklane3368]

😂. Self-correct changed Louvre to Louie!

[@isoldedumas8726]

Great video. It’s been a long time since I was there.

[@kevinblankenburg4816]

Oh boy. you have to taste them in Switzerland. Even better, but more expensive.(Pistachio is a dream). For the Louvre you need a week at least, if you are really interested. Paris is no weekend destination, Paris needs more time.