Paris

The Eiffel Tower is 300 meters tall or 984 feet tall.

The Louvre is a famous building in Paris, France. It is a famous museum that has the REAL "Mona Lisa."

the most iconic building in France (for foreigners) must be the Eiffel tower. The Centre Pompidou (the inside-out building), the Arc de Triomphe are great landmarks too.

Paris is its own administrative region. The region surrounding Paris is Ile de France.

le bois de Boulogne is a large forest with recreational areas just on the west of Paris.

No, the Eiffel Tower has never had to be reconstructed.

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the region where Paris stands is called in French " l'

There was a terrorist attack in Paris in 2015. It was one of the biggest terrorist attack and was done by ISIS.

There are three main terminals at CDG airport. Terminals 1 and 2 have the most traffic, Terminal 3 is much smaller and mostly devoted to charter planes. Maps of the airport, and directions to get there are explained on the airport's website (English version linked below).

bonjor Paris (u wouldn't say with the s at the end im sure you know that aleady tho) or salut Paris...............im not french but i lived in Montreal when i was young for 10 years.......Canadian french differes from traditional french however

L'ile de la Cite is an island tha is the center of Paris. It contains the Notre-Dame, as well as several other historical buildings. There are about 7 bridges connecting to it from the land. That's really all I know.

there's are just one's in America

1) Disney land Florida

2) the beaches in Miami , long beach California , palm beach , and the Florida panhandle

3) the statue of liberty New York

4) cruse ship's in Miami

5) sports teams for hockey and baseball like the la angels and the Detroit red wings

6) st. Louis arch

7) space kneddle seattle

8) sea world Florida

9) universal amusmet park Florida

10) palase of fine arts san fransisco

10 hours

1) britain would recognize the u.s. as an independent nation

2)the mississippi would be the western boundary of that nation

3)americans would have fishing rights off the caost of canada

4_americans would pay debts owed to british merchants and honor loyalist claims for property confiscated during the war.

The closest metro station to Notre Dame is Cité station, which is on Line 4 of the Paris Métro. It is located just a short walk from the cathedral, making it convenient for visitors. Another nearby option is Saint-Michel station, also within walking distance and served by Line 4 and RER B and C lines.

Zurich to Paris on the TGV (fast train) is 4.5 hours.

Basel to Paris on the same train is 3.5 hours.

Geneva to Paris is also 3.5 hours.

This information per www.sbb.ch

Ken.

1,690, but you'd need some pretty amazing glue.

The Mont Saint Michel is a castle that was built in Normandy France. The reason for this castle was that Saint Aubert who was the archbishop of Avranches was awakened by an Saint Michael who was an archangel. Saint Michael asked Saint Aubert to build a chapel and directed him on what to do.

Yes, two of them - one is a casual restaurant starting around $50 a plate, the other, The Jules Verne is highend starting around $200 per plate. Reservations at either allow you to skip the line for the elevator and wisk right up!

It sounds as if you live in Nepal. I have been there 4 times, and hope to return many times. One of the biggest reasons people may not visit is that they are afraid to visit, with all the political unrest and danger. It may also be that they don't really know much about Nepal and need to learn. Another thing may be the cost and time it takes to travel there.

You sure can and the cost is included in the Paris Museum Pass or it's about $9 American. The Arch is open until 5:30 p.m. most days and until 10:00 p.m. on Fridays. One final note: You will be climbing stairs, so you may want to do this in the morning.

Charles pearson

Yes. The Empire State Building is 1,250 feet high (1,453 feet if you include the spire); the Statue of Liberty is a mere 305 feet from the ground to its highest point (the tip of the flame).

In 1899 it was painted yellow to promote tourism.

Including a change of trains in Munich, about 12½ hours.