France

Verdi Spumonti $3.99 in grocery store, but that might be wine

Present day France is the ancient Roman region called Gaul. In ancient times, this was an area of Western Europe that along with France included parts of Italy, Belgium and Switzerland. This part of Europe was under Roman rule for five centuries until 486 A.D.

07H06, (712 km)

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Some facts about the Loire River are that it is the longest river in France. It is 634 miles long. The Loire River starts in Southeast France and empties into the Bay of Biscay.

Yes, it is a Country, SO THERE'S YOUR ANSWER

Certainly, you can drive to France provided you start from mainland Europe.

The newly elected French president is sworn into office at most ten days after the result of the election. He cannot take office until the Conseil Constitutionnel (constitutional Court) has validated the election result, a process which takes usually three to four days.

1. Pierre Cardin: One of the most famous French fashion designers, Pierre Cardin was born in 1922 to French parents in Italy. Cardin is particularly famous for his space age designer wear as well as his avant-garde style. He made Paris his home in 1945. Often choosing to ignore the female form, he had a penchant for creating geometric motifs and shapes. In fact, he is regarded as the first fashion designer to take fashion into the street, and design unisex clothing. He has also been at the helm of affairs of the famous restaurant, Maxim's de Paris, and has an entire range of secondary products under this trademark.

There are four major rivers in France: the Seine, which flows through Paris and northwest to the English Channel, the Rhone, which starts in the Alps and flows south to the Mediterranean, and the Loire and the Garonne, which both start in central France and flow west to the Atlantic. The Loire is the longest river in France.

Normandy sits in the western part of France, next to the English channel. It has a temperate climate where harsh winters and hot summers are extremely rare. The region is somewhat rainy, and as green as England. That makes it a good place for meadows and cattle farms. The bocage (a lay of the land including many meadows and hedges) is the stereotype of the landscape. Normandy isn't properly hilly, but the landscape is never flat if you except the path of the Seine valley through it.

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Diana, the Princess of Wales, died in France in 1997. She was killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31st.

Depends where you are. On the Atlantic side of France, the temperature dips below freezing on about one night in four during the winter, rarely during the day. In the mountains of the Massif Central, Alps, Vosges and Jura, it can get as low as -30 - sixty degrees of frost.

You probably mean Angers, on the river Loire

Similarly to the (mostly) Catholic counrties, on 25th and 26th of December. (However, Christmas Eve is on 24th of December)

Soccer in France began when FIFA was formed in May 1904. The first official soccer game was held by The French National team that same year.

EU countries that do not share a border with France are:

Ireland

United Kingdom

Portugal

Malta

Cyprus

Greece

Bulgaria

Romania

Hungary

Slovenia

Austria

Slovakia

Czech Republic

Poland

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Finland

Sweden

& Denmark.

It is about 415 miles from Paris to Lourdes, which is about 667 kilometres. You can fly from Paris to Tarbes Lourdes Airport.

No, France is a Republic, although it was occupied by Fascist Germany for a period during WWII.

About 68 miracles have been proven.

British, Welsh, Scots are undiscriminately refered to as "les anglais", a little less for the Scots to be true.

A well-known fact is that "les anglaises sont rousses avec des grandes dents" (all Englishwomen are red-haired with big teeth)

The popular and familiar nickname for English people is "les rosbifs" from the noun roast-beef that some French found funny-sounding - the perfect idea of the way English pronounce words when talking to foreigners.

Louis Napoleon Bonaparte

France is in western Europe on the Atlantic ocean.