How many branches of European Central Bank are located in France?
There are no branches of the European Central Bank located in France. The European Central Bank is actually the main body in charge of financial dealings in Europe and so does not have branches as such.
What is Closest Sea Port to Lyon France?
Lyon itself is a small port in France, it handles 12 million tons of goods each year and the container trade is booming. Failing that, Marseilles is 313 kms away via car.
Name 6 counties that border France on the north east and southeast?
sussie belgique halie allemagene espange grade bretange
What element is named after the country of france?
A highly radioactive metal named FRANCIUM was named after France.
Who was the King of France when Henry VIII invaded France in 1513?
Louis XII ruled from 7th April 1498 until 1st January 1515
Where does the French government meet?
the French government usually meets as the council of ministers, held every Wednesday in the Elysée Palace (the presidential residency and offices) near the bottom end of the Champs-Elysées, in Paris, France.
What are the letters the king of France could give out to have anyone imprisoned?
Lettres de Cachet - letters with a seal. The usual form was a letter to the Governor of a prison instructing him to detain a named person at His Majesty's pleasure. The King used them himself and also granted them (or sold them) to members of the Nobility. This was, as you may imagine, much resented by the general public.
Does the French monarchy influence politics?
No it does not. France has not had a monarchy since 1848. It is a republic, so it has a president.
What sea port is nearest to Switzerland?
Switzerland does not have sea-ports, rather river port - Basel
Who would win in a war between Spain and France?
France even though they always lose wars spian is the 13th strongest country in the world where as France is #5
The legal age to drive is 18 in France. There are no exceptions and a 17-year old from the US cannot drive legally here. Add the fact that only some, but not all US driving licenses entitle you to drive in France (that depends of the state having issued the license).
Why was France so unpopular with many countries in mid-1995?
In short, France conducted a new round of nuclear testing.
In detail: in June 1995, the French president agreed to and announced the last series of nuclear bomb tests, to be conducted in desertic atolls of the Pacific. Nuclear testing, especially atmospheric, was more and more contentious since the 'castle Bravo' US test in Bikini in 1954. The US strongly voiced their concerns at the time of the French experiments.
France ended its nuclear testing and ratified the 1996 CTBT (Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty) banning further nuclear testing. The Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty is still waiting to be ratified by six "nuclear" countries: China, India, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan, and the US.
To date, France has conducted a total of 210 tests, USSR has a total of 715, and the US carried a series of 1050 explosions.
Do the French eat dinner together?
Most French families eat their dinner together (and their breakfast, and their lunch) sitting at the kitchen table.
Who was King of France in 1524?
King Francis I of France from 1515 to 1547 during the Capetian Dynasty.
How far is Versailles from Paris?
It's about 1/2 an hour on the RER train or about 45 minutes on the Métro.
What are the names of travel agencies in Germany outgoing to Egypt?
Travel agencies don't do the transport or the travelling side between countries; they only advise and organise and arrange. If you want to travel, talk to a travel agent aboutcompanies that fly from Germany to Egypt.
What French town has a population of 50000?
the linked article lists the 112 French towns with a population of at least 50,000.
What are the major cities and towns in Ethiopia?
Addis
Dire Dawa
Hawassa
Dese
Nazret
Mekelle
Gondar
Bahir Dar
Jimma
Debre Zeit
Hārer
Shashemenē
Ārba Minch'
Jijiga
Kombolcha
Debre Mark'os
Nekemte
Gambella
Debre Birhan
Assela
Awash
How many hours from France and Romania?
By plane: max. 3 hours By car: Paris-Bucharest 2 290 km (theoretically 26 hours at 90 km/h, but practically 3 days)