>>212905465
Paris was surprisingly good. Since I was in the city for just one day I just had time to see some of the typical spots (Tour Eiffel, Notre-Dame, Tuileries garden, walking by the Seine river and the Pantheon, which I guess it's a wet dream for every French chud).

I really liked the buildings and how monumental everything was, I also perceived a decent safety despite the incidents of the last decade. It was packed with blacks, also pajeets and Asians to a lesser extent. There were incredibly few nafris than expected, I guess they're on holiday in their home countries.

The people I interacted with (waiters and tourist info staff) weren't rude as people say, but helpful and nice despite their broken English (unfortunately I just remember few French words from when I was in high school, which I always tried to use just for a matter of respect).

Parisians have a unique and different sense of fashion from what I'm used to see. Girls are cute and stylish, both the native and ethnic ones and very close to the stereotype I had of them. Everyone vapes.

Bad things? Metro was old and smelly and you're charged with 15 euros just for entering the airport.

>>212905642
From Paris, a couple of Notre Dame key rings for my mum and grandma. I also ate really well.

>>212905500
>Normie award
I just pretend to be one. A coworker of mine suggested me once to take a test to check if I was neurodivergent.

>>212906058
I'll talk tomorrow about Disneyland, it deserves a special chapter kek. You were very lucky to having experienced that as a child.

>>212906369
>Was food very overpriced ?
Yes, but not for me because of The Fork app which offers discounts.