Top 25 Places To Visit in France - Travel Guide - REACTION - WOW - amazing places!

Top 25 Places To Visit in France - Travel Guide - REACTION - WOW - amazing places!
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[@DanteAngeli]

Poeple are always obsesded with Paris, and often forget than the true gems in France are actually outside of the capital.

[@luisfilipe9272]

Yes, France is fucking beautiful!

[@ayongkot]

I drove 2,000+ kms from Venice to Mt. St. Michelle to celebrate my birthday in 2019. I also visited Paris, Chateau di Chambord, Pont du Gard and Millau viaduct.

[@hanooneeme8947]

Just to name a few : Dinan, Belle-Ile, Fougères, Guérande, La Rochelle, Sarlat La Cadena, Murol, Cordes sur Ciel, Rocamadour, Ile d'Oleron, Ile de Ré, Ile d'Aix, Gordes, Azay Le Rideau, Château d'Angers, Château d'Ussé, Le Clos Lucé, Collonges La Rouge, Saint-Malo, Ile de Bréhat, Giverny, Fontainebleau, Dune du Pilat, Cirque de Gavarnie, Honfleur, Ploumanach, Perros-Guirrec, La Roque-Gageac, Château Gaillard, Aix Les Bains, Saint-Valery sur Somme, Le Crotoy, Centre ville D'amiens, Eguisheim, Kaysersberg, Omaha Beach, Sainte-Mère l'Eglise, Deauville, Carnac, Forêt de Brocéliande, Golfe du Morbihan, Pointe du Raz, Presqu'île de Crozon, Gérardmer, Vézelay, Château de Villandry, Beaune, Massif du Vercors, Le Puy en Velay, Puy de Dôme, Gouffre de Padirac, Saint Cirq Lapopie, Collioure, Montségur, Canal du midi, Larzac, Gorges du Tarn, Baux de Provence, Aigues Mortes, Camargue, Gorges du Verdon, Mont Ventoux, Porquerolles and so on...

[@maseltofe]

le mont saint michel en france est très important, c'est un lieu de pèlerinage qui dur depuis 1000 ans très important des nos cœur, je vis dans un pays extraordinaire et me considère comme chanceux de y être née, bisous de France et vive la France 💙🤍❤

[@maryseelie8887]

Je rêve d'aller au Mont st Michel ..et a Carcassonne...En faite on n'a la chance d avoir un pays qui a su garder autant de trace gothique...j en suis passionnée💙🤍❤

[@jonathanratel3150]

Come and work in France, we work in France too 😂 I start in 1h 😔🇨🇵💪 I saw a dolphin while canoeing in the calanques 👌

[@fande...7006]

You're Welcome !!! Yes we are lucky to live in France, so many different landscapes from North to South in just 1000 Kms !! 💖

[@aiguesvives30]

Il y a beaucoup de choses à découvrir chaque région est différente avec plein d'endroit merveilleux et il y a 45 000 châteaux et des gens sympas il te faut revenir c'est bon pour le moral et tu parleras français tu as déjà un très bon accent ( merci maman)

[@preventiondechets1767]

Moi qui suis français, je n'ai pas tout visité en France tellement il y'a de chose à voir. La France est tellement riche en patrimoine naturel et architectural qu'il est très difficile de tout voir, chaque région voir commune à son architecture, son histoire. Et sans oublier la nourriture, où chaque région à ses plats traditionnels. Je sais que je ne pourrais tout visiter en France. C'est plus qu'une vie qu'il faut. dans la vidéo, il est resté longtemps sur la côte d'azur mais je vous conseil aussi l'auvergne avec ces anciens volcans, la côte Basque, la Normandie, après des villes comme Guérande, Clisson (qui a une architecture très italienne, pourtant dans l'ouest de la France) Saint Malo, bref trop de choses à voir en France

[@reginebertrand5108]

🖐🖐 You made me smile throughout the video. THANKS. I am French, and indeed France is a beautiful country, with such diverse landscapes, we have mountains each with different assets, climates changing from north to south and from west to east which give colors and vegetation particular, seas with marked characteristics. Our country is ancient and full of vestiges which have endured. But all places in the world have their beauty. Really. Thank you for this very funny moment. Greetings from France, I live in the southwest, a region which is not represented by your video, on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean with its long beaches of fine golden sand. The hinterlands are very green, hilly, it’s also very pretty.

[@snado5746]

I live in the north of france, at one hour to Paris and you'r welcome at home for a free week. with pleasure

[@Sir77Hill]

Week*!!! Weak means "faible" 😅

[@snado5746]

@@Sir77Hill my english is bad sorry 😅

[@gerardmanvussa1071]

Comme il dit, il n'a fait qu'effleurer la surface Il serait possible de faire des heures de vidéo encore et continuer à voir des merveilles Venez nous voir Vive la France 🙂

[@fredericvolatil8910]

+1 Pour le référencement !

[@clog-d6296]

Bonjour à vous. Merci pour votre réaction et surtout ne soyez pas trop sévère avec votre maman qui comme beaucoup de touristes pense que Paris est la France. Moi j'ai l'immense chance d'avoir quitté la capitale (depuis 45ans) pour vivre à Annecy au bord de ce magnifique lac , et pour rien au monde je ne retournerai à Paris cette ville de fous... et ça c'était avant les jeux olympiques...alors maintenant... Bonne journée, et vous êtes le bienvenu chez nous.

[@olivierpuyou3621]

Je suis né à Paris, j'y ai grandi et vécu mais comme je vous comprends, maintenant ça fait 10 ans que je vis dans un petit village de Normandie où les chevaux et les vaches sont plus nombreux que les humains et diable que ça fait du bien.😉

[@christianc9894]

Je viens de Reims où se trouve la plus belle des cathédrales (où 33 rois de France ont été couronnés) hélas éclipsée par le tas de pierre parisien dont on nous rebat les oreilles et je réside désormais près de Grasse dans la plus belle région de France. La mer au sud, le ski au nord, le rosé à l'ouest, l’Italie à l'est, Paris peut s’accrocher...... Je ne comprends pas le battage autour d’Annecy, j'ai habité en Haute-Savoie et Yvoire à 100 fois plus de charme qu'Annecy.

[@clog-d6296]

Les goûts et les couleurs .... Je rentre de St Cyr-sur-Mer et je n'y habiterai jamais, car je viens de vivre une semaine de mistral épouvantable... Alors à chacun ses choix...Salutations 😊

[@christianc9894]

@@clog-d6296Tout le mode sait que le Mistral existe, il faut éviter autant que faire se peut d'aller dans les endroits qui y sont exposés : le 13, l'ouest du 83, le 84, le 26 ont cet inconvénient.

[@XiaoVeen]

​@@clog-d6296 Exactement, c'est le meilleur commentaire que j'aie lu dans ce fatras 😉 À chacun ce qui l'intéresse le plus, y a pas de règles pour dire ce qui est le mieux 🙄

[@simonlr2917]

hi im french i live 20 min from mont saint michel, my mother work in one of the shop inside, and yes i can confirm you, this place is magic

[@nipournicontrebienaucontra9158]

Tous les Pays ont leurs belles régions , c'est ce qui fait la beauté du monde , moi j'aime certains coins aux Etats Unis mais je sais que je n'irais jamais ! C'est comme ça .....

[@chouchounah]

C'est dommage.

[@micade2518]

I think you should like this: "Châteaux of France Part Deux - Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide" Enjoy!

[@Vie-vi]

Don’t feel bad, I am French and there is still many places I didn’t see like Corsica, Annecy and Strasbourg…

[@knop2007]

Mont Saint Michel is the most mesmerizing place I have ever seen. Been there many times. Walked all the way through the sands of the bay (with a guide of course, it would be too dangerous otherwise), spent a night inside the Mont. At night, all tourists are gone, you have the Mont for yourself. AMAZING. But all that does not even come close to attend an evening mass in the abbey. I am not a religious person but listening to the nuns and monks sing for one hour is something I will never ever forget.

[@francoisevassy6614]

Hi ! I enjoyed your anger towards your mother and your jealousy 😂. Don’t feel jealous, poor guy didn’t see other gems : just type « hospices de Beaune » or « Noyers-sur-Serein » in Burgundy, « Apremont-sur-Allier » in Berry, « Chartres » in Beauce and it’s cathedral, « Sarlat-la Caneda » or « Beynac » in region Périgord… Come and see us again in beautiful France ! 💐❤️

[@bea66s]

Pour Mum for some missing explanations! Maybe you can take her by the hand and travel together a voyage circulaire en France

[@laurentgoujon4512]

Bonjour, je suis né à Carcassonne, c'est dans la cité médiévale qu'à été tourné entre autres, une partie de Robin des bois avec Kevin Costner. Merci pour toutes vos vidéos, à très vite. Cordialement

[@hanooneeme8947]

Et le film le corniaud

[@maryseelie8887]

J espere un jour pouvoir voir Carcassonne...bonjour de l Oise

[@NSUSashiel]

Let's be real, Alsace and Lorraine look a lot like Germany because we've all been fighting over them for like, 1500 years.

[@finesherbes9417]

Venez visiter la France, il y a plein d’autres lieux a voir, comme Vannes, La Rochelle, Bordeaux, la dune du Pilat, les Landes, la Dordogne, Reims et tellement d’autres. Venez manger, boire, savourer et surtout prendre le temps de profiter de chaque instant. Salutations de la Belle France.

[@PytheasFidus]

Come into Alsace ! I invite you and offer to you a beer !

[@meri2604]

Alsace has many similarities with Germany, not only because it borders Germany, but also because it was part of Germany for a time.

[@chouchounah]

Yes. I wished he'd mentioned it in the video like he did for Nice (At least , I think he did 😊)

[@hellemarc4767]

Back in the days, 1980s and 1990s, we would hitch-hike a lot and go to such places with only a backpack and not much money. It wasn't hard to find small jobs in such touristy places, especially when you speak several languages. Another thing, regardless of languages, is to go towards early September, when the wine grapes are harvested. They would always look for people to help harvesting, and they usually have buildings for people to sleep there, they feed you 3 meals a day, plus you get well paid (and you get to drink plenty of wine). It's very hard work, though, you just want to sleep at the end of the day, but when you get paid, you can travel around a little. Then, you can go to Germany and do the same, they harvest the grapes later, in early October. But there are also other fruit and vegetables that need to be harvested. It used to be easy to find such jobs, but unfortunately not so much anymore. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the USSR, things have changed a lot, not always for the better. Now, they often have people from former Soviet sattelite countries, like e.g. Poland, who come to do the harvests, they work for less money.

[@XiaoVeen]

People of Maghreb too.

[@nox8730]

I did this job, called "vendanges". I never saw any polish there, or any maghreban (unless french). Everyone spoke proper french. It is very, very hard work indeed.

[@mimzou]

11:06 I live in this village. No joke.

[@nolanroube1009]

The three most fantastic country in the world are France, Turkiye and China in my opinion !

[@CarolineH363]

As much as NYC is not the entire USA, Paris is not the entire France... Born in Alsace, raised in north suburb of Paris, returned in the North-East of France 20 years ago. Happy not to live in Paris anymore. It changed so much and not in a good way. Watch about a report in Brittany... The Land of my father. Beautiful places. All the atlantic Coast. The chateaux de la Loire. All the North-East and East of France. The hinterland of all south of France. All the borders with Spain, Italie, Switzerland, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium... I am not an expert about the South because I am from the North. I can't handle the heat in summer... But there are some beautiful places that I don't know too as a french like Carcassonne, la Dordogne, la Provence, Bordeaux, Arcachon, Annecy, french Riviera, etc... If you like the mountains, their little trains and cable cars, you would love Switzerland too. Don't be jealous. It may be the job of this guy who is a reporter for a tourism editor/company. He is paid to travel and make these reports. Also, in Europe, we have between 25 and 35 days off per year... And France is the size of Texas State... So with some organization, bullet train tickets, you can do it easily.

[@user-lf5xk1tv1i]

In Europe we have about 25 days paid leave so we can spend it to visit places like these. Europe has a lot of places like that. And traveling through Europe is cheap. You can take the weekend to another country and spend only $300 -$400 including hotels and restaurants. Thank you for your great video.

[@olivierpuyou3621]

France is so beautiful and diverse that we have 5 weeks of paid vacation.... It's just enough to see everything.😪

[@xenotypos]

25 is the legal minimum if I'm not wrong. It's generally more.

[@XiaoVeen]

But let's remember it concern employees, in many professions they take holidays... if they can.

[@jean-lucgrosgeorges2029]

coucou d'Alsace

[@naj785]

I was born in Corsica❤❤❤

[@olivierpuyou3621]

She's going to have some hell of an explanation to give, poor mom, hide the guns.😂

[@Etiennerabati]

What you say is interesting. When we think about france we think about Paris....but for europeans we don't assimilate a country by just one spot. May because our geography expérience and learning is different

[@devilkuro]

I live in Nice on the french riviera and I'm sad he didn't spend more time here as the old town is gorgeous. After all these years I still love to walk in there, looking at the shops, going to the market, just living the slow and peaceful southern life. I know all the spots around here he talked about, but one of the greatest features of Nice is how close it is to the Alps. You can go take a swim in the sea in the morning, hop into your car and drive less than 2 hours to hike in the mountains. With beautiful villages on the side of the mountains, castles, old WW2 bunkers and great forests, the peaks towering behind Nice are a great place for exploration.

[@gerardmanvussa1071]

J'y étais la semaine dernière ! Très belle ville en effet

[@jeanleveau7904]

We have a family house near the Mont St Michel. I've been there every year and after 44 years it's always a magical moment.

[@brudenify]

Some advise from a guy who live in brittany, it's a celtic place as Ireland, with a language, a long history, a traditonal culture in opposition of what you can know about France (baguette, moulin rouge). Brittany get his own Flag the "gwenn ha du" drawn like "stars and stripes". You will find there a lot of place with a long past People don't act like parisians, they are way more open to the world with respect about different cultures.

[@vtvt6656]

Normandie has its own flag too !! 😁

[@melaniezette886]

Mom! 😆

[@allegromoderato7404]

Bonjour, j' habite une partie de l'année à Menton et je connais une famille d'américains qui est venue en France uniquement pour rester 4 jours à Disney Land..😉😬😁😁

[@caroledsd1243]

c'est tellement triste

[@XiaoVeen]

Oui c'est désolant, Disney Land est l'endroit le plus moche du monde 😁

[@olivierpuyou3621]

@@XiaoVeen N'allons pas jusque là, mais c'est vrai que c'est dommage de faire 5000 km pour s'enfermer dans ce parc.

[@XiaoVeen]

@@olivierpuyou3621 Oui j'ai un peu exagéré 😁 Et en plus ils ont Disney Land chez eux 🙄

[@olivierpuyou3621]

@@XiaoVeen Oui, des gens sans imagination ni esprit de découverte je présume...

[@Replay_22]

Excellent ! Je l'avais sur ma liste celle là.

[@LeYodaFou]

MOM 🤣

[@sonia4203]

hi D. Love your videos, especially your reaction on Zhou Shen (All of them).. Just a small suggestion for your video... if you could increase your volumn, maybe around 10dB to 15dB, that will be supper good. I found this flaw (maybe its not called flaws, not sure the proper English word for it) in all your video, which it is okay. I just increase or decrease volumn when switching b.t. yours and other videos.

[@ReactionsbyD]

my mic volume or the video volume?

[@sonia4203]

@@ReactionsbyD When you record your mic volume is low.. As a result, the volume of your published video is lower then other creators video. This kinda annoyed when I switch bt. videos (believed me, I am just suggesting). I think you can either increase your mic video when you record or increase the volume when you editing your video, both works.

[@Lostouille]

9:39 it's part of the problem for all of us that aren t from Paris 💀💀💀 people always forget that we have even better than this city.

[@bessonnet]

Alsace 's architecture looks similar to Germany because Alsace has been given to Germany from 1871 (peace treaty)

[@DSP16569]

And taken back in 1918 but even before 1871 it was often switched between "german" and "french" rulers.

[@XiaoVeen]

And also annexed by Nazi Germany during WW2...

[@olivierpuyou3621]

Alsace Moselle has been French since 1648, a conquest of Louis the Fourteenth, the Sun King.

[@eliseprevost2233]

69€ or 83€ per person is very expensive. The Alps are a mountain range that extends across Europe, covering the northern border of Italy, southeastern France, Monaco, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, southern Germany and Slovenia.

[@michelinep1892]

You have not yet watched videos of the French overseas territories. The landscapes are also beautiful.

[@andystone6777]

just having reached 22:04 I am hot for your reaction to Mont-Saint-Michel

[@grill38]

💙💙🤍🤍❤❤

[@astree214]

Good, you now know 25 nice places in France, you just have 2475 more to visit before having seen all the top ones. Yes, don't loose your time in Paris (I'm born in Paris, I know it), it's overrated compared to other french locations, with too many tourists, just go and visit the real deep France 🤩 , where you'll have few tourists and few parisians 😅

[@xenotypos]

Let's not exagerate, Paris isn't a nice place to live in, but the architecture and the history are amazing, if you enjoy those things you have to enjoy the city. A shame it's not better maintained/cleaner, and safer. It makes the experience less memorable.

[@astree214]

@@xenotypos Paris is overrated compared to the other parts of France, Paris is still a wonderfull town 😀

[@zorglub20770]

@@xenotypos totally agree. Born in the Paris surburb and living abroad I used to bash Paris and my culture in general, but let's face it, France is a pretty amazing country (although it is going downhill , which saddens me a lot).

[@guillaumeroulants2925]

Paris ne représente pas la France entière comme Washington ne représente pas les états unis 😏

[@olivierpuyou3621]

Tout à fait vrai mais depuis Clovis (466-511) elle reste la capitale centralisatrice de la France.

[@guillaumeroulants2925]

@@olivierpuyou3621 évidemment mais Les régions ont aussi leur particularité.

[@olivierpuyou3621]

@@guillaumeroulants2925 Bien évidemment et je pense particulièrement aux magnifiques régions peu connues comme la Creuse par exemple qui est simplement magnifique.

[@stephanedumas8329]

@@olivierpuyou3621 Je comprends pas que la Dordogne n'est pas été mentionné c'est certainement la plus belle région de France avec ces villages médiévaux

[@xenotypos]

@@olivierpuyou3621 Pas vraiment, capitale seulement d'une partie du royaume Franc, et très loin d'être aussi peuplée que d'autres villes Françaises. Paris a commencé à vraiment grandir au 11ème/12ème siècle. Au 13ème-14ème c'était la ville la plus grande d'Europe. Aujourd'hui, la France est un pays ultra-centralisé sur Paris (comme le Royaume-Uni est centré sur Londres), au point que c'est la seule véritable métropole en France, alors que par exemple l'Allemagne est partagée entre Berlin, Francfort, Munich, l'agglo de la Ruhr qui inclue Cologne... l'Italie avec Rome, Naples et Milan, ou même l'Espagne qui dans une moindre mesure est partagée entre Madrid et Barcelone. Les USA sont aussi moins centrés sur New York qu'on ne l'est avec Paris.

[@benjamin_barbe]

7:05 It's my city. I was born here. It's such ordinary to me.

[@federalisteconstitutionnel]

C'est vrai qu'avant on était un peu moins anglo-saxon, et un monsieur aussi enthousiaste (et en plus qui fait de la pub, même si c'est pas ça l'important ici) , des gens en France avec une maison à eux, lui auraient (dans les endroit où il veut aller) offert l’hospitalité et avec plaisir ! ..., pour qu'il puisse exhausser son rêve ! ... Mais bon .... (c'est moi là qui pour le coup suis peut être certainement un peu trop rêveur)

[@XiaoVeen]

It's good that he doesn't focus on Paris because it's not the most interesting, but it's a shame that he showed the Eiffel Tower and not old Paris, with the Montmartre hill which was like a village with mills and vineyards, where Picasso, Van Gogh, Modigliani and many other painters and poets lived in a bohemian spirit. Paris was at that time the capital of the arts, now it is nothing, but we can at least remember it.

[@rap-hip-hop-reggaefrenchme5801]

BIENVENUE DANS LE PLUS BEAU PAYS DU MONDE ( DERRIÈRE l’Algérie❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹 )

[@galadinthedark9862]

L'Algérie, beau pays ?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@XiaoVeen]

​@@galadinthedark9862 Oui

[@Thunderworks]

L'Algérie, c'est pas le truc composé majoritairement de sable, et où les rares jolis édifices sont le fruit de l'architecture coloniale française ?

[@XiaoVeen]

@@Thunderworks Il faut te renseigner un peu mieux 😏

[@martineflament4735]

Il manque la bretagne, la Vendée, la côte d'opale, la baie de Somme, la Lorraine, les châteaux de la Loire, les dom tom, etc etc ...

[@xenotypos]

Regarde la vidéo en entier... y a la Bretagne et les châteaux de la Loire.

[@XiaoVeen]

C'est pas qu'il manque plein de choses, c'est que sa vidéo n'est pas censée durer 2 heures. Personnellement j'aurais bien vu l'Ardèche...

[@martineflament4735]

@@XiaoVeen ah OK. J'avais pas vu cela de cette manière. Merci pour cette précision.

[@fabcheche2576]

@@martineflament4735 Esquive pas le prob central de ton com: tu n'as pas regardé la vidéo en entier.

[@CavHDeu]

Bäh Frankreich

[@olivierpuyou3621]

Ein kleiner eifersüchtiger Nachbar-Teutone? Allerdings haben Sie doch schon einige Ferien in Frankreich verbracht, oder? 1870 1914 1940. ist, dass Sie die Landschaften schätzen müssen.😏

[@CavHDeu]

@@olivierpuyou3621 Südniederfranke 🤪

[@christianc9894]

Where did your mom take you? Only in Paris? Paris is not France.

[@XiaoVeen]

In every country the capital is not the country. But it depents the time and the money you have.

[@christianc9894]

@@XiaoVeen Coming to France to only see Paris has no point except showing off to your friends, if you don't have money, you stay at home and already visit your own country.

[@wladyslawbukowski]

As Americans say, France is a beautiful country. However, there is one problem there, and that is there are too many French people there.

[@isabelleaupetit7059]

Rien ne vous oblige à venir en France surtout si vous êtes indispose par les français ! Autant pour vous les américains

[@DanteAngeli]

heard that one before, France would be nothing without it's poeple. Who do you think actually built all of that?

[@wladyslawbukowski]

@@DanteAngeli The best things were built in France before Robespier by the hands of Catholic Frenchmen. The revolution began the fall of France, which continues to this day. Leftist hysteria, multi-cultism and dirt on the streets of Paris are things that are difficult to boast about. White French people are losing their sense of national identity and are slowly becoming an open-air museum in their own country. This is the reality I'm talking about.

[@germainmozet]

We say the same with the US

[@vtvt6656]

Same in the US actually. Except of course this is not even a beautiful country ...