Paris

Quoting directly from the Wikipedia article on the structure.. "...It was named after the engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, whose company designed and built the tower. Erected in 1889 as the entrance arch to the 1889 World's Fair..."

The quoted prices of hostels in Paris are continually changing, so it is difficult to say exactly which hostel in Paris is the cheapest. However, Hostel Justabed in the south of Paris is currently offering a bed for 22 Euros per night and it would be difficult to find a cheaper hostel anywhere in Paris.

Neuchâtel and Nyon (400 km / 248 miles), Geneva, Basel, Lausanne (415 km / 255 miles) are the closest Swiss towns from Paris.

There are 3 floors on the Eiffel Tower and there is 300 steps to get to the first floor!

According to http://gofrance.about.com/od/maps/ss/mapoffrance.htm, it takes 3 hours by train, 5 hours and 40 minutes by road.

1) The axis of La Defense - Champs Elysees - Place de la Concorde - Louvre : stand anywhere along this axis and it's a marvel to see the geographical link between these important sites of Paris.

2) Architecture : from the famous Eiffel Tower to the Gothic cathedral of Notre Dame to the modern structures in La Defense. It's a wonderful city to be in for architecture lovers, and equally fascinating for those who just want to appreciate the aesthetic beauty of the buildings.

3) Grand boulevards : the city was "rebuilt" with great planning in the 19th century under the direction of Baron Haussmann, giving the characteristic look of Parisian boulevards today

Gare Du Nord is a very large train station in Paris, France. It is the busiest train station in all of Europe. It is mainly a station for traveling the North of France and to destinations outside of France. It is owned by Eurostar.

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Like all French tickets, it's comp,icated.

For a start, if you're under 18 (26 if a EU resident) it's FREE. It's also free on the first Sunday in the month from November to March.

After that, the price depends on what you want to see and whether there's a 'spectacle'. You can buy a ticket for the palace, for the gardens, for the Trianon, for the fountain show and so on. But on a normal day a ticket which covers everything is 18€.

You can walk - the two stations are at opposite sides of the river, but not very far apart. More practically (if you have luggage) you can go by bus - number 61 does the trip in 5 minutes. As you leave the station, you'll find local plans posted to show you where the bus stops (arrets d'autobus) are. You can go by metro - line 5 to Bastille and then Line 1. This will take much longer. Of course, you could take a taxi, but that's cheating.

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Geometry was used when creating the Eiffel Tower to determine what shape would be the strongest. It was also necessary to determine angles between the bars and platforms.

French stunt pilot Leon Collet died when his biplane collided with a radio transmission aerial as he flew under the Eiffel Tower arches on February 24, 1926.

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519 miles Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

The Louvre

Paris, France is known as the city of light. Located in Europe and located along the Seine River, it is nicknamed this because of the bright lights seen at night and the lights on the Eiffel Tower.

From Brussels, Belgium to Deauville, France it is 431 km or about 4 hours 10 mins.

1. Head south on Verboeckhavenstraat toward Molenstraat 0.2 km
2. Turn right at Uurplaatstraat 0.1 km
3. Turn left at Warmoesstraat 0.4 km 1 min
4. Slight left at Verbondsstraat 0.1 km
5. Turn right at N2a/Scailquinstraat
Continue to follow N2a 0.1 km 1 min
6. Slight right to merge onto R20/R20a/Sterrenkundelaan
Continue to follow R20 6.5 km 9 mins
7. Continue on A10 0.4 km
8. Take the exit toward E19/Bergen/Charleroi 1.6 km 1 min
9. Merge onto R0 25.9 km 13 mins
10. Continue on A7/E19 (signs for Paris/Mons/Charleroi/Liège/Namur/E19) Entering France 60.8 km 32 mins
11. Continue straight onto A2
Partial toll road 76.3 km 40 mins
12. Take the exit onto A1
Toll road 19.0 km 10 mins
13. Take the exit onto A29/E44 toward Rouen/Amiens
Partial toll road 34.0 km 18 mins
14. Take the exit toward A29 0.2 km
15. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Rouen/Calais/Paris/Amiens-Centre/Amiens-Sud and merge onto A29
Partial toll road 10.9 km 6 mins
16. Take the exit onto A16/A29 toward Calais/Rouen/Amiens-Ouest
Toll road 3.9 km 2 mins
17. Take the exit toward Le Havre/Rouen/Dieppe/Poix-de-Picardie
Toll road 0.9 km 1 min
18. Merge onto A29
Toll road 57.4 km 29 mins
19. Take the exit onto A28/E402 toward Le Havre/Rouen/Dieppe/Neufchâtel-en-Bray
21.2 km11 mins
20. Take the exit onto A29 toward Le Havre/Caen
Toll road 36.7 km 19 mins
21. Take the exit onto A29
Toll road 56.9 km 32 mins
22. Take exit 2 toward Deauville/Trouville
Toll road 0.7 km 1 min
23. At the roundabout, take the 5th exit onto D144 heading to Deauville-Trouville/Pont-l'Evêque
Go through 1 roundabout 5.1 km 5 mins
24. Slight left at D579 0.7 km 1 min
25. Turn right at D288 2.6 km 2 mins
26. Turn right at D74
Go through 2 roundabouts 7.3 km 9 mins
27. Turn right at D74/Rue du Général de Gaulle 71 m
28. At the roundabout, take the 4th exit onto D513/Pont des Belges
Continue to follow D513 0.2 km
29. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Place Louis Armand
Go through 1 roundabout 0.2 km 1 min
30. Slight left to stay on Place Louis Armand 66 m
31. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Avenue de la République/D513 0.6 km 1 min

To:Deauville, France

The Musée du Louvre (French pronunciation: [myze dy luvʁ]) - in English, the Louvre Museum or simply the Louvre was built in the late 12th century under Philip II.

The first European permanent settlement was settled by the French. (St. Genevieve, MO)

Answer: Great Britain agreed to recognize the US as an independent nation. Britain gave up its claims to all lands between the Atlantic Coast and the Mississippi River, from Canada south to Florida. The US agreed to return all rights and property taken from Loyalists during the war.

Yes, dolphins have colonized all oceans and seas of the planet, from polar to tropical regions. The presence or non presence of dolphins is a good indication of the state of the seas in many parts of the world.

The Eiffel Tower is the most famous building in France.
Probaly the Eiffel tower, but maybe Versailles, or the Louvre...

I'm not exactly sure what you mean, because "La Grande Paix de Montreal" means "The Great Peace Treaty of Montreal". Now, how did the treaty of The Great Peace of Montreal makes no sense, but the Great Peace Treaty of Montreal was the Peace treaty between the French and the Iroquois in 1701.