Paris

525 kilometres following E19.

Entrance to Notre-Dame is free, though there is a charge for going up the 387 steps to the tower - 7.50 euros for an adult, 4.80 for an 18-25 and free for under-18s.

Not vertically, no. 100 feet seems to be about the maximum. The Eiffel Tower is 1056 feet high. Sensationalists have in the past suggested much higher figures for tsunami waves, but they justify this by measuring the height on land to which the water reaches, which is an entirely different matter; a wave 100 feet high has a tremedous impulsion behind it, which can easily drive water up to 500, even 1000 feet above normal sea level.

shanghai

the answer is e.

All Night Long. If you want to go to the south take the TGV

Because it's useful. It would have been pulled down as planned but for the invention of radio and its usefulness as an antenna for early transatlantic broadcasts. Today a high proportion of its income still comes from TV and telecoms companies.

this is "l'arc de Triomphe", up the Avenue des Champs-Elysées.

The Eiffel Tower is named after its designer: the engineer Gustave Eiffel.

About 2 hours via the Gare DeNord.

They would eat French bread and French cheese.

Firstly we are comparing cities only. Look closely at a map of Paris.

Type in Paris city. Now Measure distance of Paris from any point of Paris city borders. Paris has a yellow ring around it city on Map. withon the ring is defined as Paris city only. Dublin is 100% bigger than Paris in distance of it's borders within the city of Dublin map. 100% Dublin is slighty bigger by 1.5 km than Paris. 100%. do the distance on google Maps. you will get see the logic.

Thomas Jeferson sadly could not attend because of diplomatic issues in France needed to be resolved

32 million

don't listen to that if Paris had a population of 32 million then it would be the most populated city in the world, the real population of Paris including the urban area would be just over 10 million

Edward Chatman JR

Père Lachaise is the name of a well-known cemetery in Paris which is named after a Jesuit priest François d'Aix de la Chaise. He was the confessor of King Louis XIV and as such was in a position to influence the King in matters of religion. He lived from 1624 to 1709. Père means father and here it is used as a term of address for a priest.

The Eiffel Tower is structurally sound and very stable due to it's structure and shape. It provides little wind resistance but bends ever so slightly on sunny days due to the expansion of the metal on the sun-facing side (only to around 10 cm). In 1956 the top floor was damaged by fire and it has been often hit by lightning due to its height.

No.
The Thames flows into the North Sea.

Paris, France - 105.4 km2

the Eiffel Tower

No, lots of country's have catacombs

what is the natural movement in paris france?

Yes - very common. yes

The Eifffel Tower was built between 1887 and 1889 in Paris by Monsieur Eiffel to coincide with The Paris Expoposition. Denver was not considered as a site.