Is the real Statue of Liberty in France?

Answer 1

No, the real statue is in New York, USA.
The mistake may stem from the fact that Liberty was created in France by a French sculptor (it was his idea in the first place), then shipped in crates to New York where it was reassembled on its definitive location.
There are also the facts that:
- There is a (much smaller) replica of the original statue on the Ile aux cygnes (the swans' island) on the Seine river in Paris;
- The original torch, which had been replaced, has been reinstalled alongside the river Seine, near the Pont d'Iéna in Paris (most English tourists mistake the torch for a memorial to Lady Di, who died of a car crash in the tunnel below)

Answer 2

There is a Statue of Liberty on the river Seine in Paris. It faces west toward it's American sister. It is much smaller than the statue of liberty in New York harbor.