2/2 | Weekend à Paris : le Louvre, les Passages, Montmartre, ...
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The transcription begins with a promotional segment for NoviBet, an online casino emphasizing high value, RTP, and daily rewards through its Gift Wheel game. It then transitions into a guided tour of Paris, led by a French speaker. The tour starts at the Jewelman Passage, a covered historic arcade near the Opera, which houses the Musée Grévin, a wax museum dating from the late 19th century. The guide mentions a childhood-favorite toy store, Pentepis, selling wooden toys. Moving to Montmartre, the tour visits the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the lively Place du Tertre with artists, and a less touristy area featuring vineyards, the Agile Rabbit cabaret (frequented by Picasso), the Rose House of painter Maurice Utrillo, and the Montmartre Museum with its Renoir gardens. The guide recommends a restaurant, Le Potager de Charlotte, for its excellent food and pancakes. The tour concludes at Gare du Nord, where Diana departs for London, praising Paris's overall beauty, architecture, and charming streets. The transcription ends with an ESPN advertisement offering sports passes.
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[MUSIC PLAYING] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [LAUGHTER] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [MUSIC PLAYING] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [SPEAKING FRENCH] [LAUGHTER] we were at the living passage and now that we are at the passage we are at the Jewelman passage which is not very far from the opera, from the last opera, and in fact the passage is a magnificent passage. so the Parisian passage to explain is a little passage which is covered, so for example when it rains it is perfect because we are still a little inside, it is very beautiful passage very ancient, and the passage you see is a magnificent passage where there is the Musée Graevin, the Musée Graevin is a Musée of Syr, what is Syr? it is actually the equivalent of Wax, exactly, so in French it is the Syr, it is a small equivalent of Madame Tussaud at the bottom, and so we are Musée Graevin, the Musée Graevin, it is quite old as a Musée, it dates from the end of the 19th century, so it is not very recent, it is really a Musée ancient which is magnificent inside, and so there are several characters that are famous in Syr, and for example they also reproduce historical passages, for example when I was a child, I was marked by a whole representation of the past, the past that you understand, it is in English of Black Plague, in French we say the black plague, and so for example there were periods like that that was historical, so in Syr, of course after there were more recent personalities, and here we are in front of a store, so still in the passage, I am cold, a store called Pentepis, it was my favorite store when I was a child, in fact it is a store for children, but with really old toys, in the wood, it is really magnificent, and when I was a little girl I had a house of dolls, as I explained to Diana, in English a doll is a thief, so you understand, it is what a doll house, and suddenly I went to Pentepis to buy little objects to put in my little doll house, so if you go to Paris, I really advise you to put it in the passage, and we will continue our little ballad, so we are now at, where is it? Momart, yes exactly, we are at Momart, we are going to the Al Saint-Pierre, I tried to explain to Diana what an Al, it is a little like you say, a Market Hall, exactly a Al, and in fact there is no more really a walk, it is a place for exhibitions, for example, and there will be a small library, so we can buy books, as yesterday we were, there is a small cafe, and it is really very nice, as a place, it is not too touristy, it is not touristy, in fact, it is really a place where the Parisians go, because I try to show you a little bit of a touristy, but also places that are not too touristy, and there for the walk we are at a more touristy place, where we are at the small garden that is in front of the basilic of the sacred heart, so the basilic of the sacred heart is therefore this very beautiful monument that you may know of my mark, so if you see it in photos you will recognize it, and we call it this place, so the basilic of the sacred heart, and there we are going to climb the march because there are many stairs, you have to climb a little bit to go in front of the basilic of the sacred heart. So we have visited the basilic of the sacred heart, and now we are at the place of the third, it is a very famous place in Paris, in my mark, so just next to the basilic of the sacred heart, you can hear the chord of the lion, it is the true chord of the lion that is played next to us, really this place is very beautiful, there are many artists who are there who peign, then it's a little touristy, so that's really the touristy Paris, but it still remains very very beautiful, and we will continue to walk and we will go into some little less famous tourist places. So now we are in a less touristy part of the heart of my mark, we are in the street 5-20 years, and so it's very nice, it's really very charming, more if it's beautiful, and there, for example, there are vineyards, so in English we say vineyards, thank you, we say vineyards, so there are vineyards in my mark, and in face of vineyards we can see the agile tree, very well, the agile tree, the agile tree, so it's a artistic cabaret, it's really an institution in Paris, and why? Because especially there were people like Picasso who went to the agile tree, you have, especially, a painting of Picasso called the agile tree, a very beautiful painting that we see, especially a man, dressed in a arched arch, and we will continue our little palad in my mark, in a less touristy mark. So here we are mounted, we have passed next to vineyards, which is called the vine of my mark, it's the exact name of the vine, if you want to look for it, and now we are in front of the house rose, which is a very nice house, it's not a name, yes, it's very cute, and so it's a small house rose, in fact rose and green, and in fact it was the house rose of Maurice Uttrio, Maurice Uttrio was a painter, and so he painted in this little house in my mark, a small house that today is a restaurant café, and we have done a few meters and now we are in front of the museum of my mark, a very beautiful museum where the painting celebrity Pierre Auguste Renoir, and we have a very nice man, a man who has passed before us and who told us that this museum was amazing, and that there are very beautiful gardens inside, we call them "Renoire gardens", so if you come to Paris, you can visit the museum of my mark, or to live Pierre Auguste Renoir. So we just ate in a very good restaurant,
qui s'appelle le potager de Charlotte. Je précise rien n'est ce qu'on se aurisé dans ce podcast. C'est juste que c'est une très bonne adresse. On peut dire comme ça en français, c'est une très bonne adresse. C'est vraiment une très bonne adresse, c'est un très très bon restaurant. Et ils ont des plans de bon petit plat et des très bons pankaks n'est ce pas? Oui. Oui. Des très bons pankaks. Et là maintenant on est à Gardu-Nor et Diana va prendre son euro star pour rentrer à Londres. Est-ce que tu as bien aimé ton séjour à Paris, Diana? Oui, je me dis bien, mais du jour à Paris tu l'avis trop belle, très belle. Mais je pense que la chose que j'ai jamais plus que j'ai le plus aimé, que j'ai le plus aimé, c'était la bonne conversation avec Nagisa. C'est super sweet. Very useless for my list of restaurant. Mais c'est quoi l'endroit que tu as préféré à Paris? Je sais pas parce que tu les rues sont très jolies. Moi, je me suis que tu paries et belle. Je ne m'enouille pas de voir tu les. Pas au CNES, tous les balcon, les terrasses ou les balcones surtout. La architecture, la architecture. La architecture, c'est impressionnante. Impressionnant. Impressionnant, c'est. Spanish. Un peu d'Espagnole. Oui, c'est ça. Mais c'est pas, il n'y a pas une place en particulier parce que c'est vraiment tout belle. Tout était très beau. Si vous êtes très beau, parfait. Trop bien. Donc tu as aimé par y en tout cas. Oui, trop cool. On espère que ça vous a plu et du coup, bon voyage, tu as d'accord? Merci. On retour à Londres. Au revoir. On tourne les séries sur ESPN. Grab a 1, 3 ou 7 days pass. Si vous voulez qu'il y ait des games possibles, cliquez à une subscription avec l'ABC, NBC et ESPN Combo Package. Aidez de me voir les joueurs de la playlist. Avec pas de long terme de la playlist. L'écran est en train de l'écran.
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The transcription includes an advertisement for NoviBet, an online casino promoting high RTP, daily bonuses via a Gift Wheel, and a "more parody" slogan.
A French-speaking guide leads a tour of Parisian passages, starting with the Jewelman Passage near the Opera, highlighting its covered architecture and the Musée Grévin (a wax museum similar to Madame Tussauds).
The tour visits Montmartre, including the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Place du Tertre with artists, vineyards, the Agile Rabbit cabaret, the Rose House of painter Maurice Utrillo, and the Montmartre Museum with Renoir gardens.
The guide recommends a restaurant called "Le Potager de Charlotte" for its good food and pancakes.
The tour ends at Gare du Nord, where Diana departs for London via Eurostar, expressing admiration for Paris's beautiful streets, balconies, and architecture.
The transcription closes with an ESPN advertisement for sports passes.
Summary:
The transcription begins with a promotional segment for NoviBet, an online casino emphasizing high value, RTP, and daily rewards through its Gift Wheel game. It then transitions into a guided tour of Paris, led by a French speaker. The tour starts at the Jewelman Passage, a covered historic arcade near the Opera, which houses the Musée Grévin, a wax museum dating from the late 19th century.
The guide mentions a childhood-favorite toy store, Pentepis, selling wooden toys. Moving to Montmartre, the tour visits the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the lively Place du Tertre with artists, and a less touristy area featuring vineyards, the Agile Rabbit cabaret (frequented by Picasso), the Rose House of painter Maurice Utrillo, and the Montmartre Museum with its Renoir gardens. The guide recommends a restaurant, Le Potager de Charlotte, for its excellent food and pancakes.
The tour concludes at Gare du Nord, where Diana departs for London, praising Paris's overall beauty, architecture, and charming streets. The transcription ends with an ESPN advertisement offering sports passes.
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It is a covered Parisian passage near the Opera, featuring historic shops and the Musée Grévin, a wax museum.
It is an old wax museum dating from the late 19th century, with famous characters and historical scenes like the Black Plague.
Pentepis is a children's store in the Passage des Panoramas, selling traditional wooden toys and dollhouse items.
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