Wow, Dijon really cuts the mustard! :)

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

😂

@DT-vc7hd

11 күн бұрын

That's spicy!

Loved loved loved this! I felt like I was watching the Amelia & JP version of "Emily in Paris" with the great French background music, etc. Funny story: years ago my brother and I accidentally ended up in Dijon for a few days and we LOVED it there. The people were so friendly. We also went to Beaune for a wine tasting and that was amazing as well. Great video!

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

Great story! Beaune was so beautiful!

@goldvideo

12 күн бұрын

@@Mir-wx5ui Thanks for your concern, but I already moved from the US to Europe a number of years ago, and I know how hard it is. Of course Emily is fiction. I was just commenting on Amelia's and JP's production values for this video, which I thought were delightful.

@maryamshabestari7960

12 күн бұрын

@@goldvideo the warning would hopefully be useful not just for you but to everyone else who is reading this.

@maryamshabestari7960

11 күн бұрын

Why did you delete the comment??!

I can tell you guys loved that city. You are acting more like you are on a honeymoon than you ever have.... Good for you!!

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

It feels that way! 😊

I love your channel and those Grey Peupon inserts had me rolling. Such great memories.

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

Glad you like them! They made us feel nostalgic! 😊

I find interesting how you guys look so relaxed and content there. You seem to fit in so well. I like how you present your information. And Amelia sitting in the chair getting her hair done was hilarious!

@feliciasampson8032

8 күн бұрын

It looks like a truly magical city...I loved the time I spent in Europe (and working in Spain). I'd go back in a heartbeat if things were different. So for the present, will enjoy your lively and entertaining videos!

Dijon looks like such a beautiful city. Your videos make it so we audience can travel vicariously through you all.

Wow!🤩 I think this was my favorite video yet! You both look so happy and it seemed so effortless. Like Amelia said, you got lost in Dijon. Meaning, you realized that you had to move on. What a wonderful feeling! I loved the owls 🦉😃 I joined your live abroad program and I’m really hoping to invest more time in it soon. I still work a full-time job, but this is important! Dijon looks beautiful. Europe is definitely on my radar. Hopefully as a dual citizen. But even if not, it seems like you and so many people you talk to are making it work. 🎊💗👍🥳 Thank you Amelia and JP!! 👏🫶

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

Thanks! You can do it! 🥳

Beautiful, what a pretty city AND the public transportation, wonderful!! So clean too! Perfectly fits my budget. Thanks for sharing!

On Numbeo a comparison between Dijon and Porto, the second largest city in Portugal, the country where I live, shows that rent in Dijon is 48% lower than in Porto, which is shocking. Most Portuguese have been priced out of the rental market in both Porto and LIsbon. Students now have a really hard time studying in those two cities. But, on the positive side for Porto, restaurants and groceries there are much cheaper. You can have about four cups of coffee in Porto for the price of one in Dijon and two bottles of wine for the price of two. But, workers in Dijon make a lot more money on average than those in Portugal so they can afford the higher prices.

Really insightful video. Have never considered Dijon but it looks really attractive as you present it here. France outside of Paris is definitely on our list.

France is in my top 3 places to emigrate to. Thanks so much you two!

Merci for this video. Years ago I lived in Geneva (NOT affordable) and visited Dijon often. My American expat cousin lives in Dole, near Dijon, and likes it even more. ❤from a big fan , Joanie 🐻 at Lake Tahoe

@feliciasampson8032

12 күн бұрын

Hi Joanie! I lived in Tahoe for years! I'm in Reno currently, looking to move to Washington...but every time this lovely couple come out with a video like this I want to return to Europe!

@jaydee45

11 күн бұрын

@@feliciasampson8032 Hello Felicia. Since you’re in Reno you’ll know the name of my home, Truckee. I say Tahoe cuz few know about Truckee. Raised my boys at South Shore but it’s changed a lot. Traffic at the Lake is insane now. Outside our little downtown area Truckee is peaceful and the residents are wonderful. Enjoy your next adventure!

@feliciasampson8032

9 күн бұрын

​@@jaydee45for some reason my last two responses to you vanished! I used to live in Truckee, and Donner Lake. Took my dog to Martis daily. Love the area. Spent the last part of my life in SLT in Montgomery Estates. Have so many fond memories of powder days, hiking and paddling, etc., it's crazy and $$$ now.

thank you, You look so happy there. Dijon looks like a wonderful mix between smaller, quieter ways of living but still diverse, Thanks for sharing.

You both seem much happier in Europe than Ecuador. Wonderful video du jour!

Voila , this has a Disneyland feeling to it . I could really see myself living there . I'm already walking around doing a Maurice Chevalier impersonation . Thanks

My first time in France was a few months ago. There are so many beautiful regions to see. I was in Provence. But I will be back for the others.

Seems so much nicer than South America. Maybe you can do a video on the differences between Europe and South America for expats and slow travelers.

Mon dieu! Your new haircut is beautiful!!! The woman at Pophair is brilliant!

Really interesting video. I've never considered Dijon at all but this was a wonderful introduction. Great job!

For the weather, it is the wettest Springtime in Northern Europe for decades, so normally you will have warmer, sunnier and dryer weather ;)

There are many wonderful towns and villages in France that are not very expensive. Learning the language is part of the fun and excitement of the expat experience. For retired Americans, you have article 18 of the U.S. - French double tax treaty. La belle France!

LOVE the Grey Poupon additions.

Looking good you guys,enjoying life.

Another great video! Thank you for continued good information.

Love it JP and Amelia

Great presentation guys.

Beautiful video! The town was certainly impressive for many reasons. Thank you!

Thanks for this! Heading to Corsica then Liguria next week. Looking forward to it immensely!

Great video, watching your travels to get ideas where to go when I retire.

You give good information. Merci beaucoup.

Great video! I'll look into Dijon

Adding Dijon to my list of cities to visit for retirement possibilities. Thanks for the awesome video

My favorite of your videos! It looks like a great way to have a home base while slow traveling Europe

Looks wonderful! And a $2000 budget sounds wonderful as well.

Il est important de savoir parler au moins deux langues. Je parle français, also English y Espanol tambien. Bon voyage en France!

@paulawashington3175

10 күн бұрын

Je suis d'accord.

That's wild! Pretty fab find! Stunning place!

Loved the video. On location. Thanks so much

Great video you guys!

absolutely fantastic! Great vlog on a great city. Love you guys, safe travels!!!

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

Thanks so much!

Thanks, JP & Amelia, for showcasing another beautiful city. I know you put in so much work in making these videos for us. The joys that you share are truly evident in this video of Dijon. Very positive feelings for the city even though their mustard isn't my favorito.

Wonderful video! It's a nice change from the large French cities - while I hear that they have their charm, I am equally often hearing about the high prices in cities like Paris.

Great video!!🎉

Nice video. Looks like a great place to visit, and maybe more. Thanks!

Amelia looking great in bright colors ❤🎉

Great new ‘do, gal!

Can’t wait to see where you go next, hopefully somewhere in France!

I want to go there, now! I just got back from Montpellier France last month and I loved it so much! Great trams there, too and a nice University town! Very modern architecture, too!

Wonderful video! Considering an add to our bucket list, other than the language barrier. Really enjoyed this video & town!

Nice video. Love from the Netherlands

Dijon is a gorgeous little city -- we have been there twice on scouting trips for a retirement home. It's definitely in the top five.

Condo prices are DIRT CHEAP you mentioned compared to the U.S. Wish you could have shown a few.

@ParisianThinker

3 күн бұрын

Cheap because the French hate living there.

Dijon looks lovely, and I didn't realize how convenient it is with the shopping mall and tram. I prefer a somewhat larger city and still have my heart set on living in Lyon someday but I would definitely plan a weekend trip to Dijon. Thanks for sharing!

I think you two should set up at least a semi-permanent base in Dijon -- Amelia, you had a huge smile on your face this entire video 😊😂❤😊😂❤😊😂❤😊😂

Aw, you guys are so cute. Dijon looks lovely.

The Pophair person did a really good job. Your hair is beautiful.

13:10 This single statement made me head to Google fights after the video and start investigating flight cost in various months. You mentioned Lyon and that’s another location I’ve been really curious about. Great video!!!

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing with us.

I'm very happy for you guy's enjoyed life

Great Video

Love these guys. Albania is our new favorite place, oh wait...I can appreciate that!

Great video! I'd love to live in France and I'm so glad you are doing videos of this lovely country.

@AmeliaAndJP

11 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Nice sum up of Djon ……thanks for sharing….Alex🇬🇷

Dijon looks beautiful and seems to have lots to do!

Dijon certainly looks like a beautiful city, thank you for the video. The lack of an expat community is actually a plus for my wife and I, as everywhere we have looked into we try to keep our distance from the bigger expat areas.

How beautiful~! Glad you mentioned the mustard ~ ha, that's the first thing I thought of. Gorgeous footage. There seems to be something for everyone. Thank you! 🩵

Please visit Bordeaux, its so beautiful and the food is great.

@dlwsport250

12 күн бұрын

Agreed.

Just a quick FYI, When looking at the price of a restaurant meal in France there is a service charge embedded in the menu price. It's called "Service Compris", usually 15%. It functions somewhat like a tip, so you generally don't tip in France unless you want to show some special consideration, maybe an extra 5% or so. But it is not expected. So when you see a menu price of 12 euros, think of it more as a 10 euro menu price and a 2 euro tip. The weather in France this spring has been unusually wet and overcast. Even here on the Côte d'Azur where it is normally sunny.

Thanks for the videos and the tips. You gave us some French food for thought with this one. We may just consider Dijon for our future travels based on this video. Bon Voyage! 🥂

This was an excellent video - think smaller cities are often the most liveable and Dijon looks a cracker!

Dijon looks beautiful.

We would go back in a heartbeat... :)

Terrific video! Really enjoyed seeing this wonderful new-to-me smaller city in France. Very well done! I can see my 4 years of high school French paying off nicely (after an intense brush-up😂). Thank you for preparing this - safe travels.

@AmeliaAndJP

10 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

love you guys. unconventionals!!!

I don't care for Paris. It's another huge, crowded, expensive, polluted city full of congestion and crime. Small town France however is utterly charming. Particularly southern and southwestern France. Take a canal cruise if you can. It's marvelous.

Love the idea of France, especially the food culture. I think I'd want to be more in the south in the winter though. Maybe Toulouse.

@MirandaHorger

11 күн бұрын

We LOVED Toulouse! It's beautiful, and the vibe was relaxed. Definitely a top contender for expats to consider!

Thank you both ❤❤❤ love it we are looking everyday for a town like this ….. I thought Nimes was my favourite city but this is is looking wonderful

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Loved the Five Guys in the background of a great food city!😂

Funny, I have been living 3 hours by train from Dijon for the past 35 years... always wanted to go, and just never got around to it. OK, now I must go!

@AmeliaAndJP

11 күн бұрын

Great! 😊

Great video! We loved the tiny insights like the Amazon delivery. The retro commercials were such a hit with us too… still joking about them 😂🤣 Keep up the great work❤️‍🔥

@AmeliaAndJP

10 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Very nice, New subscriber.

@AmeliaAndJP

11 күн бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

Great fun! I had never thought of that part of the globe. Cool. Rather learn Latin Spanish tho'!. Hey JP, the production is a major uptick from the early Ecuador vids! Thanks for the consistent balance of local history and current costs, Amelia 👍..top video.

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

Thanks! 😃

Awesome video. I was thinking Dijon sounds like a great place to consider, that is until you mentioned the lack of sunshine. I've got to have sunshine.

You can get to the capital of Switzerland from there in 3 hours. Please do a video of Bern !

Dijon is so beautiful. Thank you for taking us along on the "owl tour" with you! 💙🤍❤

Loved Dijon France. I’d choose that or Ax en Provence.

I love what I see in your video already want to go lol

Thanks, I had no idea Dijon was a city.

@BobKnight-mm2ze

12 күн бұрын

​@@rreegan6956 And I relish the thought of the city getting on people's radar. Had to do it....

Love it! But I say if you move somewhere you need to assimilate and try to live in the language of where you are all the time. Moving somewhere and then hanging out in expat areas or when you go out it is with expats...just don't move there. Vacation. Less you are ready to adopt the language fully, you are only a tourist.

@maryamshabestari7960

12 күн бұрын

💯

Was there in November. Cold and constant rain.

Maybe it was my imagination, but you guys seemed more relaxed and at home in Dijon than you have in many other places. Thanks for this video; it opened my eyes to living in France. I assumed that it would be just too expensive to consider, but you showed that it is quite affordable. I guess I have to brush up my high school French!

There is a lot of smaller cities in France that are delightful especially if you are interested in food and art! Has been there three times and always want to go back! My favourites are Gothic cathedrals and you have many at different places like Rouen.

@dollimelaine

12 күн бұрын

I also was really impressed with Rouen. I stayed for a month and didn't want to leave. Such a cool vibe.

I must be the only one that knew about the city before I discovered the mustard. Maybe because I did grew up in Europe before moving to US.

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Love that you are exploring France - must visit Bordeaux - incredible city! With a night trip to Arcachon for summer times. What is the visa situation for France? I watched Nomad Capitalists latest vlog on Mexico and he did mention that France is not on his list - not sure why - maybe he is more focused on business reasons. I would love to live in Dijon or Bordeaux or South of France is also incredibly beautiful! Wonder what cities/areas are better/warmer in winter season or no windy mistral season..Great vlog! So excited for more France and Europe content etc!

@BobKnight-mm2ze

12 күн бұрын

Since I'm in the comments tonight, I'll throw out an opinion. Andrew over at Nomad Capitalist has on many occasions, over the years that I've watched him, referred to his "libertarian" beliefs. So I think his reasons are both political and VERY much about taxes. The whole theme of his business & channel is relocation to where you can have the least government intrusion and taxes. And when it comes to taxes, France is in a class by itself--and I'm moving there in a few months!

@esbiermann62

11 күн бұрын

@@BobKnight-mm2ze ah so you mean despite their high taxes, you are still moving there?

The framed text on the screen stays on screen for too short a time. Hard to read and keep up with the video. The video is otherwise very entertaing and informative. Thank you for charing this with us.

I’ll have to visit Dijon. I don’t enjoy big cities for longer periods.

Wonderful video tour! Lots of great info and loved your presentation. Dijon is now on my list!

@AmeliaAndJP

11 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Looks interesting, but I'm an individual who suffers from a fear of being inland and away from the Sea. However, I did hitchhike through France several times in my youth but if I were to return to Europe the Balearic islands would be my first stop. as I lived there before on Formentera.

Oof, looks like the perfect city. Like Toulouse but connected to Paris. Check out Toulouse! You guys are looking super sharp! What a life.

@AmeliaAndJP

12 күн бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

Why not visit some of the cities in southwestern France? It's nice and less expensive I believe. Lots of sunshine in the SW.