France

Depends on your budget and time. Drive the French autobahns heading to Strasbourg near the border with Germany. Stay in Baden-Baden Germany for the mineral hot springs. Take autobahn 5 to Heidelberg Castle. Head NE to autobahn 8 to the Porsche and Mercedes factories near Stuttgart and take a tour. Continue on to Ulm and see the Ulm M

Yes, they do. French fries are called 'frites' in French and are quite popular.

Well french people can eat french fries but may tend not to because the type of food they are into are like baguette's and cheese.

Bonjour. . . I am French and live in France xD

We dont eat French fries or French toast xP

Bet you thought we did :D

Nut we dont :P

The quickest way to get to France would be by Train via the Chanel Tunnel, or by a fast Ferry that operates between March until October from Portsmouth to Cherbourg. If you live be Dover, the Dover to Calais ferry would be an option too. I have also found a flight listed from Bristol to Dinard Airport. I hope this has helped you.

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France is probably best known for it's wine. Other products include cheese and perfume. They make cars, grow produce and livestock. There must be thousands of products produced in France and everything else is available as imports.

France covers an area of about 166,757,337 acres.

Yes, Chanel is from France.

Cocoa Chanel is the designer/founder for the brand Chanel.

France - 211,209.38 square miles.

The middle stripe of the French flag is WHITE.

1 year old - 7.30 2-3 year olds - 7.45 4-6 year old -9.00-10.00 10-15 year olds - 10.00 - 12.45 1 year old - 7.30 2-3 year olds - 7.45 4-6 year old-9.00-10.00 10-15 year olds - 10.00 - 12.45 1 year old -7.30 2-3 year olds - 7.45 4-6 year old -9.00-10.00 10-15 year olds - 10.00 - 12.45

small house = maisonnette

France is a parlementary republic.

Any French citizen aged 18 elects directly the members of local councils (town, departement and region levels), the representatives in the lower chamber of the parliament (the Assemblée), and the French president. Only the representatives of the upper house of parliament (le Sénat) are elected indirectly by a body of (directly elected) officials.

The population of Paris, France in 1830 was 785,862 people. Currently the population of Paris, France is 2.2 million people.

yes there is

Actually there are two restaurants on the Eiffel Tower:

On the first floor, "58 Tour Eiffel", chic lunch during the day, and nice brasserie with soft lounge music at night.

On the second floor, "Le Jules verne", a top-notch Michelin-starred restaurant.

See more at parisbestrestaurants.com

Regards.

The longest river in France is the Loire (1013 km). The second-longest entirely in France is the Seine, which runs through Paris. Other major rivers are the Garonne, plus the Rhine and the Rhône which have part of their course into other countries.

Well. For all you people doing projects right now. I'm sory. this is all i have .

Giovanni Da Verrazano was an Italian explorer, born in 1485. His reason of exploration was because the King of France wanted to claim new land. Giovanni also wanted to find a northwestern sea passage to China and to capture Spanish ships. In he sailed for France and settled in Rhode Island. In 1528, sailing from France, he explored the West Indies, where he was killed by the natives. PLEASE dont use this. its for taking notes ONLY.

. He had 4 ships, 2 of them were shipwrecked, but luckily 1 survived and it was sent back carrying prizes such as gold, silver, and spices. He sailed south until he reached Carolina. Verrazano was the first European to enter New York Harbor.

Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Spain, Andorra.

In a parliamentary republic such as Israel, Ireland, Germany, Austria or Italy, the President serves a similar role to that of a constitutional monarch, normally representing the whole country abroad and awarding medals, while the Prime Minister is head of government and leads all political decisions. In a semi-presidential republic such as France, Russia or Iraq, the President normally has wide strategic policy powers while the Prime Minister represents (defends) the government in parliament and leads the civil service in implementing the Presidents policies.

There are plains, but no deserts in France.

The 350-mile long stretch of water is known as the 'English Channel' in English, or 'La Manche' in French. It separates England from France and is 21 miles wide at its narrowest point between Dover and Calais.
The English Channel (Le Manche in French).

Corsica is a large island in the Mediterranean. Reunion island is a large island in the Indian ocean, La Martinique and La Guadeloupe are located in the Caribbean.

The Seine river, flows through Paris, and northeast of France towards Le Havre, a seaport on the English channel. It is France second-longest river, with 777 km (480 miles).