Paris

he didnt know how to create the cross beams

John Adams

the french word for friend is ami(e)

Victoria Paris is an American pornographic actress. The name Victoria Paris is a stage name used for her films, with her real name being Sheila Young.

Saturday(samedi) and Sunday (dimanche)

Versailles started as a mere hunting lodge of Louis XIII but his son Louis XIV made it into the glorious palace it remains today. Milliions were spent on it and many men died making it. The king spent so much money on it that even he was embarassed by the bills and he destroyed them later in life.

The Eiffel Tower is 324 meters tall. This is 32,400 centimeters (324 X 100).

It is rare that it snows in Paris (less than five days a year in average), and the thickness of the layer of snow would probably be less that an inch. However, in some occurences, you can have one, two inches, up to 4/5 in exceptional circumstances (once in ten years as an example).

If you are a kind skier, you'll have to drive a few hundred kilomtres to the French Alps to enjoy your sport.

The Treaty of Paris, often called the Peace of Paris, or the Treaty of 1763, was signed on 10 February 1763, by the kingdoms of Great Britain, France and Spain, with Portugal in agreement. It ended the French and Indian War/Seven Years' War.

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According to raileurope.com a train from Paris to Madrid takes approximately 13 hours.

Paris ! ! !=Who ever put Paris is wrong because Paris is a city not a town . But here are a few more towns in France ? ? ?=. Shrines.Marseille.Lylon.Lille.Bordeaux

Non, je suis de Paris

Paris is in the 25th largest cities in the World (pop and land area). It is populous and vast making it one of Europe largest cities, and one of the three EUrope cities above 10 millions inhabitants (with London and Moscow).

Its cultural, financial, politic, services influences continue far outside France and Europe boundaries which make it a World City such as New York, London and Tokyo.

I am told it is about a three hour drive. you are told wrong. Normandy is a big place. You can get to the borders in an hour from Paris, and go on for another two or three and still be in Normandy. Of course, the questioner might mean the D-Day Invasion beaches, which many Americans refer to as Normandy - which is like calling Chicago Illinois. The nearest of the invasion beaches is about two and a half hours from Paris; allow another half-hour to Omaha Beach, 20 minutes more to Utah beach.

yes, there are some skyscrapers in Paris, but local regulations prevent that type of housing to spread everywhere in the city.

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Around 10:00am on August 10, 1792

the Eiffel tower in winter is 1,063 ft

It is called Gondola and the people who drive it is called Gondolier

In the last five years, the Eiffel Tower has undergone regular maintenance in cycles common to its upkeep; cleaning, painting, safety testing, etc.

There is a high speed train from Paris to Basel, Switzerland.

You will need to change trains in Basel to travel on to Lucerne. It is a 4 hour and 45 minute trip. Here is the Swiss Train web site where you can get the actual times (use the German spelling for Luzern):

sbb.ch/en/

the Arc de triomphe is at the western end of the Champs Elysées avenue, in the central-western part of Paris.