But in today's video, I wanted to share how you can experience an incredible day all with a budget of $100.

So the first thing we need to do here in Paris is get a croissant.

I have been here to Paris many times and have tried croissant places all throughout this city.

And today, I'm going to show you guys one of the best ones.

And one of the main reasons why I keep coming back here to Paris is because two of my best friends in the world live here.

So we have Lucille and Bobby, who are locals here in Paris, and this croissant place is one of the best in the city.

It's my fave.

It's my fave croissant of all of Paris.

It's Lucille approved.

So let's go to this boulangerie.

I feel like I'm always saying lingerie, but boulangerie.

So this place is called Boulangerie Lyonnais.

Did I say that correctly?

That's it.

Yeah.

Lucille's been helping me out a lot with my French.

Oh, you're doing great.

Merci beaucoup.

So this place has one of the most handsome croissants I've ever seen.

All right, let's do the poll.

That was one of the best polls ever.

Wow.

And they're made fresh this morning because they make it every morning.

So that's how you get the boulangerie?

Yeah, of course.

All right, let's give this a bite, guys.

Oh, isn't it the best?

Wow.

Pro tip.

If you're coming here to Paris, come early in the morning and get your croissants.

And also for four bucks, we got that croissant.

Also this one right here.

It almost feels like a combination between a cookie and a croissant.

This is my fave.

It's so good.

Yeah, they put me on game to this and I thank you every day for it.

So what is the name of that?

So it's called chocolatine aux amandes.

So it would translate to a chocolate croissant with almonds in it.

So, so good.

You have to try it.

All right.

Bon appétit, guys.

Bon appétit.

Bon appétit.

We got our own.

Look at those things.

Oh my god.

Guys, that is incredible.

Wow.

Mmm.

So you get some chocolate right here.

Yeah, you got it.

Yeah.

All right.

Thanks, Bob.

So after you get your croissants, I highly recommend coming here to this cafe at the Museum of Romantic Life.

Lucille, would you say that this place is mostly for tourists or do locals also like to hang out here as well?

Yeah, locals also like to hang out here as well.

It's so cute.

Like look around you.

It's like the perfect place to post up for a whole afternoon and just enjoy life.

Would you say this place though is for pigeons?

I would say it's not for pigeons.

For pigeons.

Yeah.

The last thing you want to do here in Paris is be a pigeon.

My new favorite word here in Paris.

Don't be a pigeon.

Just don't.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Museum of Romantic Life.

Now with getting around here in Paris, you can take the metro, which is great and affordable, but my favorite way is taking a Lime bike.

Lime and Uber do have a partnership, so you can go straight into your Uber app and unlock a bike from there.

Best way to see Paris.

So something that I have observed about here in Paris is that they do have street lights on busy streets, but they don't have stop signs.

So this guy is like a big freak for a moment.

I'm a fan.

So the thing we are about to do next is something I have not done yet here in Paris, which is to explore the catacombs.

The catacombs is essentially these underground tunnels that go all throughout and under Paris.

It is about 30 US dollars, so let's see if this is worth it.

Alright, so we are officially going down below the streets of Paris.

So included with my $30 entrance fee, I also got this audio guide, which just informed me that we are currently 20 meters below street level.

So below the sewer systems and even the metro.

Let's check this place out.

So this is a self-guided tour, and I've been walking for about 10 minutes just by myself through these catacomb underground tunnels.

Not going to lie, a little bit creepy.

So the audio book told me how the catacombs were used back in the day when a lot of houses in Paris were collapsing to monitor, to make sure that everything was safe.

And man, I just really can't believe that you can come out here, explore this all by yourself, take your sweet time, listen to your audio guide, and just explore this place.

This is how all experiences in cities should be.

So I just entered where they have millions of people buried.

So back hundreds of years ago, only the wealthy were able to be buried in graveyards.

So they put millions of people here in Paris in the catacombs.

There is something oddly peaceful about being down here.

I guess it's due to the fact that none of these guys are going to try talking to you.

So like I said, I have never done that catacombs experience before, and I was a little bit nervous if it was going to be worth it, since it is nearly a third of our entire budget for this video.

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Now back to Paris.

So now for lunch, we are about to show you guys a must-try spot here in Paris.

It's kind of like a French version of an American diner, but great prices.

So the name of this place is Bouillon Chautier.

It's super grand, it's almost like you're inside of an opera house and traditional French architecture.

And why we came here is because this is where you get traditional food, but also for a great price.

You can get a whole three-course meal for like 12 euro.

Man, I'm excited for this meal.

So I was just informed that this place, which is a bouillon, is known for being a quick place to get a bite to eat.

And they literally brought the food out within five minutes.

And look how fresh this is.

I went with the chicken and some french fries.

That's what you need to do in France.

So I went with a pretty classic dish, but Lucille over here went with the pig's foot.

Is that normal here in France?

It's normal.

Do you guys have feet fetishes?

Always.

Alright, let's give it a try.

Do you want to see the pig's foot?

Do you want to have some?

I would love to try some pig's feet.

That looks like a good pig's foot.

Yeah, look at this.

Yum.

It's very good.

Alright.

I'm going to give it a try.

Yeah, have some.

My first pig's foot.

It's good.

Good?

It's really good.

First time trying pig's feet.

Bon appétit.

It's pretty good.

I like the outside of it and how they cooked it.

Yeah.

The inside was very tender and interesting.

Yeah.

Overall, pretty good.

Oh my gosh.

How are you liking the pig's foot, Bob?

It's delicious.

It's good for you, according to Lucille.

It is good for you.

Good?

Yeah, I guess that does look kind of appetizing.

Oh my gosh.

So this restaurant is from 1896 and I love how they still keep it old school and write your bill on the table.

I really love that.