パリ旅行vlog🇫🇷観光🇫🇷２日で巡る！パリ一人旅🇫🇷建築、アール・ヌーヴォー、美術館、おしゃれなカフェ、街歩き、クロワッサン

パリ旅行vlog🇫🇷観光🇫🇷２日で巡る！パリ一人旅🇫🇷建築、アール・ヌーヴォー、美術館、おしゃれなカフェ、街歩き、クロワッサン

After a wonderful trip in Provence, I’ve arrived in Paris How many years has it been since I last came to Paris? I will stat at isrcure next to Gare de Lyon. It’s a bit disappointing that it’s cloudy in Paris after soaking up
the sun in the south of France. I get excited when I see the majestic
Gare de Lyon station building. The purpose of this visit to Paris is to visit
the architecture and museums. Before that, I’m hungry so let’s have a light lunch. To the brasserie in front of Gare de Lyon Onion gratin soup is 14.50 euros, orange juice is 7.50 euros Because it’s a terrace seat, many people around me are smoking,
and the smoke can be a bit harsh… A bite of cheese and soup mixed together The deep sweetness of the onion is
delicious. Now, let’s take a stroll around Paris,
heading to the 16th Visit the 16th arrondissement of Paris, famous for its Art Nouveau architecture The building, characterized by its curved
window frames and balconies, was designed by Hector Guimard and was apparently
built as his home and studio. Even the engraved signature and date seem elegant. This area is lined with beautiful buildings,
making it a fun place to stroll around. This building was also designed by architect Hector Guimard. Signature and construction date engraved This building is also a Guimard design. Perhaps because I was looking up at the building so intently from below, the people standing in front of it noticed and kindly moved aside for me, which made me happy. This street is a must-see for architecture lovers,
but there are no tourists around. The building you see on the left is also famous! Hector Guimard’s first major project Guimard was apparently influenced by the Belgian Victor Horta. buildings in Paris, and it won the top
prize in Winner of the top prize in the Paris facade competition This brought Guimard great fame. Now, let’s get on the bus and move Unfortunately, it’s cloudy Seeing the Eiffel Tower really gets me
excited. I found a good photo spot on the way to my destination. It makes a beautiful picture. Of course, this is the building you’re
looking for! Building constructed between 1899 and 1901 It was designed by architect Jules Lavirotte In 1901, it won the Paris facade competition. The sculptures around the main entrance were created by Jean-Baptiste Larrivée When I visited, there were no tourists. Take time and concentrate to appreciate the architecture A building that is imbued with Art Nouveau aesthetics in every corner I am enchanted by the artworks that express passion,
sensuality and the energy of life. It’s close to the Eiffel Tower and is a must-see! I saw the words “Iced Cafe Latte” on the
menu so I went in straight away! Unfortunately, there was no ice on the day I visited… Settle for apple juice I love Europe, but one thing that always troubles me
when traveling in the summer is that iced coffee or iced café latte isn’t readily available everywhere While major cities have Starbucks and
plenty of places that offer them, when I’m traveling through regional cities, Blendy Stick Instant Iced Au Lait is an absolute travel essential! There’s a famous bakery nearby, so let’s buy some croissants. Hmm. I want some pain au chocolat too. Got them! Croissant is 1.40 euros, pain au chocolat is 1.60 euros Now, let’s get on the bus again A long-awaited trip to Paris With limited time to stay, I was struggling to decide where to go. There are so many places to visit in Paris After much deliberation, I decided to
visit this place next! Just looking at the exterior is enough to get you excited! As the name “small palace” suggests, the Petit Palais
is splendidly decorated. Built for the 1900 Paris Universal Exhibition Inside is an art museum, and admission to
the permanent exhibition is free. The interior is also great wide range of artworks owned by the City of Paris are on display. from the 19th and early 20th centuries,
especially those by Courbet, Delacroix, You can even see works by Monet and Cezanne for free, just like you’d expect from a city of art. Gustave Courbet’s “Self-Portrait with a Black Dog” This is a memorable work, as it was the first time he was selected for the Salon in 1844. “Pierre-Joseph Proudhon and his sons” The Petit Palais has more than 10 works by Courbet in its collection Sisley’s paintings give me a sense of calm. his life to painting natural landscapes.
His soft colors and light The soft colors and light bring a sense of calm to the viewer’s mind. Sisley was a French-born British painter He was especially close with Renoir and Monet. Although he is often seen as a rather inconspicuous figure among the Impressionist group, which is full of unique personalities, Pissarro described Sisley as “the most impressionistic painter.” “Sunset at Lavacourt” by Claude Monet The setting sun and the vibrant orange light of the landscape This masterpiece demonstrates Monet’s tireless pursuit of light. Eva Gonzalez is famous as a student of Édouard Manet. Berthe Morisot was said to have been jealous of Eva. Works by Berthe Morisot Mary Cassatt was one of the most representative female impressionist painters. A man who developed a deep friendship with
the famously difficult Edgar Degas Mary Cassatt, an American played a key role in spreading
Impressionism in the United States Thanks to my trip to Cézanne’s hometown, I feel a special affinity with his work. Renoir’s works “Self-Portrait in Oriental Dress” by Rembrandt The Petit Palais is famous for its 19th century French paintings. The museum also houses works from the Golden Age of Flemish and Dutch painting. Again, it’s Paris after all, being able to see all of this for free! Now, let’s resume our walk around town. Galeries Lafayette is as breathtakingly beautiful as ever. I returned to the hotel I arrived in Paris from Avignon by TGV. so stayed at the Mercure Hotel next to Gare de Lyon. is quite a luxury for me. Naturally, the
facilities and Naturally, the facilities and size are
completely different from the usual ibis. It had a bathtub Specially made iced cafe latte at the bar I’ll have the croissant I bought. heading to the supermarket What souvenir should I buy this time? There was a bakery, so let’s stop by. Got it! The next morning, I enjoyed viewing
masterpieces at the Musee d’Orsay. The Musee d’Orsay video will be edited separately. please check next video! There were so many paintings I wanted to see at the Musée d’Orsay, but seeing the paintings of Monet and Renoir hanging side-by-side that were painted by Bazille truly overwhelmed me with emotion. Please allow me to talk all about this moving experience
in depth in my Musée d’Orsay video! A stylish cafe near the Louvre Iced cafe latte (8.50 euros) available!! have a madeleine (3.90 euros) too Take a short break at a stylish cafe La Samaritaine, a long-established department store in Paris Reopened in 2021 I came here to see the Art Nouveau interior. A peacock fresco spreads out beneath the glass roof on the top floor This is what I wanted to see! The Samaritaine is not just a shopping centre Experience the glamorous Art Nouveau architecture of Paris It’s a valuable historical building take a stroll along the Seine Since Provence was the main focus of this trip to France, I’m disappointed that my time in Paris was limited, but I’m sure I’ll return again soon. Thank you for watching the video! Stay tuned for the next video from the Musee d’Orsay!

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00:00 Intro
01:18 Bistrot de la Gare
02:08 Hôtel Guimard
03:51 Hôtel Mezzara
05:31 Castel Béranger
07:30 Lavirotte Building
08:45 Bake & Blend
09:12 Maison Bergeron
10:26 Petit Palais
17:08 Galeries Lafayette
17:37Hôtel Mercure Paris Gare de Lyon TGV　メルキュール パリ リヨン駅 TGV
18:59Boulangerie bo
20:09 Café Verlet
21:09 Samaritaine

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