Tips on Visiting The Louvre with Children - Travel Quickie

....I remember fond memories with My Dad and Mom in Europe many of times travelling...

you should also make a vid about the netherlands and if you want to see something special then come around february (date changes every year because of easter) in the south of the netherlands ( Noord-Brabant and limburg) because then we have carnaval like in Brazil but then a bit diffrent :)

More tips of traveling with kids please!

Kind of funny that I am seeing this when I wake up. I have been to Paris and nothing was pickpockets from me, but I had a dream thatI was in Paris and someone stole my phone out of my pocket! I woke up really upset. Probably the worst nightmare i have had in a while! Haha I still like paris though :)

Congratulations on having more than 100,000 subscribers!!👏👏👏 I visited Paris and the Louvre for the first time last May. After 3 hours in the very crowded Louvre, I just wanted to go sit down, have coffee and a snack!

My dad used to take me to museums all the time as a child (I'm Italian and live near Rome). I actually quite enjoyed it!

My father would never point things out to me, but rather he would enquire on what I thought about the picture by asking me very direct questions.

Not things like "What is the lady in the painting doing?" or "Can you see this or that detail?"

Rather, he would ask: "What do you think they are talking about?" "How would you feel if you were surrounded by all these colours?" "Can you see the small boat in that corner? If the boy could take that boat and sail away, where do you think he would go?"
Instead of figuring out what the pictures meant or what was the meaning behind them, we would build stories together on the characters and colours.

This was really fun and special: even as children, my brother and I realized that paibtings are much more than silent images. They are a mistery with many answears, you can explore their meaning in any way imaginable, because that is their power. And if you can't yell or shout in a museum, that's just because stories are ten times more magical when they are whispered! ;)

I love your videos, by the way! They are awesome! :D

Man, I was so excited for my schooltrip to Paris. It eventually got cancelled because of possible terror threats.
If school trips are getting cancelled because we are scared, the terrorists have theoretically won.
I come from The Netherlands and the current threat level is subtantial. In Paris it is also subtantial so it doesn't matter if I go to Paris or stay in The Netherlands. It really makes me upset that because of all this people can't live normally.
(Btw I love your videos, makes me feel like I am in paris a bit too :")

I just wanted to thank you for your videos. My husband and I did a month in Europe for our honeymoon and your videos were so helpful!!!! All I did leading up to the trip was watch every video about every place we were going! :) when we visited the louvre it was way less busy than in this video, but we got so tired walking around all day I couldn't imagine taking kids!

Wow, you just hit 100,000 subscribers! 100,000 congratulations to you! It's so cool that you get to travel to so many different places and see so many different cultures and people... you're really lucky. Keep up the good work!

Congrats on reaching 100.000 subscribes!! That makes me really happy for y'all, I love your channel! Apart from the travel advice it's really interesting to find out how a foreigner perceives your own culture.

We took out 18 month old in a pram, it was a bit of a nightmare! By the time you find the elevators you end up losing where you were at and then just getting totally lost in general. We spent 2.5 hours there and missed the winged victory and the Mona Lisa in all our tantrum enduring confusion. The rest of our month long Paris/Italy trip with an 18 month old was a breeze compared to that, we definitely didn't prepare well enough for that one aspect

Come back ti Denmark

That's why I don't travel. Sorry.

your family is cute :)