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fun fact, the castle in the thumbnail is called Neuschwanstein and it's actually in Germany, not France

😍 I appreciate your dedication for proper pronunciation of "Beauxbaton" it's such a beautiful French word which us English speakers naturally struggle with.

i think it makes more sense for the school to be located in the mountains valleys, somewhere not high because it is clearly warm there, but also somewhere hidden from prying eyes, cannes would be too near muggles imo

Can't exactly be hard to beat the Hogwart's curriculum with teachers like Quirrel, Lockhard, Trelawney, Umbridge and Snape😂

Beaxbaton receiving students from all over Europe and not just in France itself makes me wonder if some of Europe's royal families may have been secretly wizards. The reason I consider this could be a possibility is because French was the lingua franca used by the upper classes of several kingdoms in Europe, and was the common language for trade and diplomacy for centuries. So it may have been possible at least before the statue of secrecy was put in place for highborn witches and wizards throughout Europe to have learned to speak French prior to their admission into the school, or learnt the language during their time there. Once they graduated and returned to their home countries, they would have also brought back with them French influences such as its culture, architecture and cuisine.

Beauxbatons is something id like to see more off in an official spinoff

It has been a good long while I have been combing KZfaq to find any content creator who would be willing to tackle this subject my deepest and sincerest thanks to the head of the channel who put this video forward good sir, from the bottom of my silver and green heart thank you

Fleur was snobby but that doesn't mean the whole school is that way lol.

Excellent video! Though I respectfully disagree with saying Beauxbatons never produced any heroes. Sure she may not have been on the level of Harry, Ron, Hermione, or Neville; but Fleur DID fight in AND SURVIVE the Battle of Hogwarts. I’d say that’s pretty heroic.

You should do a video on the Canadian Wizarding Academy. “Moose Knuckle”.

Thanks man 🇫🇷 We have some powerful magicians over here 😁👍🏻

I always love the images that you use in your videos. I don’t think I would get the same amount of enjoyment if they weren’t included.

What I would like to know is on what field of study each school excels/specializes at. Like let's say that the french one is the best at teaching alchemy or Hogwarts is the best at teaching potion making and so on.

Thanks for these interesting and fun facts

likely located in the mountains outside cannes or Montpellier - the mountains of europe somewhat all connect, the pyrenes hug the border or spain and france but to go north and connect to smaller ranges that reach all the way to the alps. that whole southern france area near cannes and the coast is shadowed by mountainous areas, so "cannes" could simply be a reference point so people know the general area. also back in the day it is unclear where the pyrenes, the alsp, and these smaller ranges ended and others began. the pyrenes do connect to small ranges that go all the way to cannes and the alps... so I would say in the mountain outside cannes to the north west and north east of avignon. this area back in the day could have been considered part of pyrenes and a close town would be cannes as a reference point. viens is the likely tow and could have be "whispered down the lane" as cannes - sound the same

If Beaxbaton received young witches and wizards from all over Europe and not just mainland France then I expect the professors would have to be multilingual, or they would have required their non-French speaking students to take classes to learn French. Maybe learning French was part of the curriculum for foreign students.

Cool review about Beauxbatons academy of magic

I like how you show Schloss Neu Schwanstein for the school. It is the most beautiful castle I've visited. However, IT'S IN GERMANY!

Video idea for you to do: What additional effects do spells have that are not seen in the movies? For instance, what else can the patronus charm do besides ward off dementors?

So interesting. Love it. What about other schools ? X

Fun fact about Beauxbatons is that their horses only drink single molt whisky!!!!!!

Ilvermorny next please!

02:22 - No, it is indeed "not the actual school". Is is a bavarian castle, specially built for Japanese exchange students from Mahoutokoro, who usually stay here for one day... 😉

How do you get to know all of this?

I always get the shivers when Dumbledore mis-pronounces Beaubaton's in the movie.

Do that hats have a real-life corollary? If so, what are they called? They always looked so familiar. Never saw someone wear one in public before the film

"How about this one, 23,5 cm, sourdough, crispy crust..." Bakery Olivier testing baguettes for Beauxbatons first years

Interesting about the school

It is not true that Hogwarts doesnt teach their students offensive aspects of dark arts when we have evident evidence in the book and movies that their students actually use hexes, jinxes and curses while fighting in wars. Of course, they focus more on the defensive aspect than the offensive aspect, but they certainly study them

Could you please write the name of the other wizard that graduated from Beauxbatons? Thanks. 😅

Awesome

I love hogworts. But I when I realized this French school existed, I wanted to go there instead. Probably because my family heritage is French.

Beauxbatons have the best hats though

Just a comment for supportert. I'm a big fan by the way, and I wish all of you the best of days.

The French are known for their utmost Respect for Education

As a American who can follow the english speaking news from coast to coast, I've long wondered about europe and its many language barriers. Yes, there folks there are often multilingual but do they watch each other's news broadcasts and read each other's newspapers? In magical Beauxbatons, they'd need to have a successful multilingual school and graduates and culture, but would British wizards and witches need to? Would the english speaking magical community pay attention to the rest of the magical world?

Beauxbatons assassins will come after you for calling it "French Hogwarts." 😁

Neat

Oh never created dark wizard grindelwald: am I a joke to you

Here's a fun theroy you can look into... Mary Poppins is obviously a witch. But what house did she attend when she attended Hogwarts? And why didn't the ministry go after her for doing magic in front of muggles? Different universes I know, but let's assume for fun sake. I argue either Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff

The stone is actually one of the deadly hallows

I wish I could go to beauxbaton.

Does Beaxbaton’s have houses like Hogwarts?

Hi there, I was wondering if any French wizards and witches in North America and South America can go to Beauxbatons to keep their French magic heritage alive. If not I feel bad for all French peoples and children all over North America and South America who are fans of Harry Potter/Wizarding World and even who have French Descents to France.

If they don't have hydra in their moat or werewolf groundskeeper, they not, SCHOOLOMANCE CLASS OF 1994!

Can't giants be avadakedavrad with 1 hit or what's their purpose exactly in a war?

2:24- That's a castle from Germany, not France

Also so does that mean Flamel was only able to join because he paid the school?

"Students from all over Europe", well it's only France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, The Netherlands, Listenbourg and Luxembourg. Clearly way more than nothing, but way less than "all over Europe". I'm wondering how they can just not accept ghosts, as it's nearly impossible to do something against them. Or maybe the ghosts there are respectful and polite enough to observe a simple rule.

They work leg days, bloody hell

SOME WHAT INCORRECT HAPPINESS CAN'T ALWAYS B FOUND IF U SEE THE LIGHT SOME PEOPLE CAN NEVER FIND HAPPINESS / SEE THE LIGHT. WHERE IN THE MIDDLE EASTERN COUNTRIES COULD/WOULD U B ABLE TO START A MAGIC SCHOOL EVERY 1 IN EVERY COULD ATTEND TAKING ALL DETAILS INTO CONSIDERATION?

Why does the movies pronounce it different?

The delegation from Bo BATons

Honestly, I would chose Beauxbatons over Hogwarts any time just because Dumbledore. He maybe the greatest wizard of the age but he without a doubt the worst headmaster. Under his rule, one wrong turn and you may face a goddamn three-headed dog or a werewolf forgetting his bedtime drink. Hiring a fraud is another bullshit... "HARRY POTTER learn how to be humble..." Ya, but what about the students from year 5 and 7, huh? What about their open exam?

Sounds like a rant about the posh schools of England and France. Where education defines you as being a "somebody." Does this guy like the idea of French girls in little blue capes ? Hmmmm.....

Thts cool to fly on horses but I think a broom or train is the coolest but the thing tht would be the coolest is the Weasley car it goes invisible plus one of a kind plus it's a car if it was a 1970 dodger charger tht could fly oh God I would live a girl for tht lol

If I were JK Rowling, I would create a new magical school. This new school would be located and built deep in the middle of the Bavarian Alps (magically enchanted to be invisible to Muggles) with the help of those from Hogwarts, Beauxbatons, Durmstrang, and Ilvermorny. I would call this school *Waltzburg College of Fine Magic.* This new school would open in either the late 90s (let's say after the Battle of Hogwarts) or early 2000s, thereby making it the newest magical school in the world. Waltzburg (like Hogwarts) would be accepting of all magical human beings regardless of their blood status and would teach Defense Against the Dark Arts (and NOT the Dark Arts). Waltzburg would accept magical students from all of Central Europe (Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Switzerland). Waltzburg would be a mixed school for both boys and girls. The coat of arms of Waltzburg would be a jet-black eagle on a peach-coloured field. The architecture of Waltzburg would resemble the typical Bavarian fairy-tale castles (such as Neuschwanstein Castle) of Ludwig II (sometimes called the *Swan King* or *Fairy Tale King* ). Like Hogmeade is to Hogwarts, there would be a nearby all-magical village (invisible to muggles) for the Waltzburg students to visit; this village (let's call it *Pötzburg* ) would resemble the typical Central European fairy tale village (such as Rothenburg ob der Tauber in Bavaria or Hallstadt in Austria). The uniform of the Waltzburg students to wear would be the same as that worn by the Vienna Boys' Choir (a sailor suit) and the Vienna Girls' Choir (a dirndl). How big would Waltzburg be, let's just say it would be large enough to house the entire wizarding population of Central Europe between the ages of 11 and 19. I can also see Waltzburg developing something of a rivalry with Durmstrang (which is located in the far north of Europe and which is willing to accept); Durmstrang (which accepts international students, but presumably mainly students from the WHOLE of Northern and Eastern Europe) does not admit Muggle-born students, so Muggle-borns who are born in the northern and eastern part of Central Europe are educated in Waltzburg.

BONJOUR MES AMIES LE FRANCAIS EST UNE LANGUE TRES INTERESSANTE

French school and German castle 😂

Psh. Hogwarts will remain the best

Snobbiest? Well…they’re French.

_'Olympe'_ is pronounced _oh-LAM_

Well... FRENCH XD

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Boat Baton L … hogwarts sweeps

didn't they also surrender too the Germans Via OWL?

And it is full of beautiful girls!

I would try to go there all girls pretty much and there all pretty much hot lol all the ones tht came to Hogwarts were hot so I'd try there first then I would go to Hogwarts

Why are they only girls in the film

Um….don’t they have males in France?

Sounds snobbish and snooty

First

I thought Beauxbatons was all girl school ??

There are no men in France, just like there are no women in Bulgaria. That's all the history you need to know for the movie

Fleur was rude......well, French, you know.

I could be wrong it has been years since I looked into the wizard world but I'm pretty sure it's an all girl school

No such thing as a" French Hogwarts". There's only one Hogwarts.

sounds though for the exception of Flames like the Beauxbatons School is kind of mediocre, since it doesn't produce any extraordinary wizards like Voldemort or Gregorovitch

The laughably most useless school in the Triwizard tournament.

honestly...? Using pictures of world famous Neuschwanstein castle (built in the 1880s) in Germany as Beauxbattons ..? A star among castles and palaces with a tragic fairytale star struck history of its own and the concept behind Disney´s Sleeping beauty castle .... sorry but that´s pathetic 😜 🙄 Chateau de Chambord would have been more believable don´t you think ... (plus, it´s actually really in France and far more suitable😉)