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What are the 5 most popular french cities?
i only know four.....paris, nice, orleans, and avignon
What are the four largest cities in France?
The four largest cities in France are Paris, Marseille, Lyon, and Toulouse.
In which 2 cities can Cleopatra's Needles be found today?
There are four cities, actually: Luxor and Paris have one pair, and London and New York City have the other pair.
What are France's biggest cities?
The three largest cities in France are Paris, Marseille and Lyon. Paris has a population of about 2.2 million residents and an area of 1,098 square miles.
What cities host the four events of the tennis Grand Slam?
The four yearly Grand Slam Championships are held in the following cities: Australian Open - Melbourne French Open/Roland Garros - Paris Wimbledon - London US Open - New York City
Name four important cities of France?
Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse
Names Four large Mexican cities?
London Japan Paris North pole
What are the four most populated cities in Europe?
Moscow(10,415,400) , Istanbul(10,034,830) , London(7,500,000) , Paris(9,900,00)
What countries were in the running to host the 2008 Olympic Games?
The other four cities which were finalists in the vote for the 2008 Olympics were Istanbul (Turkey), Osaka (Japan), Paris (France) and Toronto (Canada)
What was the shortlist for countries to host Olympics 2008?
The four other cities in competition with Beijing to host the 2008 Games were: Toronto, Canada Paris, France Istanbul, Turkey Osaka, Japan
What are the 4 largest cities in France?
The four largest cities in France are Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Toulouse. Paris is the first largest city. Marseille is the second largest city. Lyon is the third largest city and Toulouse is the fourth largest city.
Who were the first four cities to have an underground railway?
The first four cities to have an underground railway included London, Paris, New York City, and Berlin. Some of these railways began as coal or steam cars and were later transferred to electric.
