Paris

the distance between Paris and Grenoble, a main town in the French Alps, is 575 km. The driving time is about 5H30.

He was buried at the cemetry, Cimetière de Levallois-Perret, Paris, France

I would follow the RouleStar route map. Going south west is the fastest way but can sometimes be crowded. You may want to take the Euroway route instead to avoid traffic!

The Palace of Versailles is known as the Château de Versailles in French.

see wikipedia. it speaks of a greek god

Paris is the number one destination of most international travelers.

Paris is the capital city of France.

The Arch de Triumph.

Where in Normandy? It's two hundred miles wide.

It is about 86.9 km2

Gustave Eiffel designed many other projects in France besides the Eiffel Tower. He is responsible for designing the Garabit viaduct and various railroad bridges. After his retirement he made strides in aeronautics and meteorology. The Eiffel Tower was a special project built to wow visitors to the 1889 Paris, France Universal Expo.

Gustave Eiffel attended high school in the 'collège Sainte-Barbe' in Paris, and afterwards studied at the "École Centrale des Arts et Manufactures", (commonly called 'Centrale'), a highly prestigious university-level school. He obtained there his diploma in engineering.

To ascend the Eiffel tower use either the stairs or an elevator.

Victor Hugo wrote several famous books set in Paris. Examples of his works include "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" and "Les Miserables."

According to the official website, the Palace of Versailles has 51,200 square meters of floor space (551112 square feet). In addition there are the gardens and grounds are 1,977 acres.

The name of the inside-out building in Paris is "le centre Pompidou". Its full name is "le Centre national d'art et de culture Georges Pompidou" after the late President Georges Pompidou.

It may happen that Parisians call it "Beaubourg", "centre Beaubourg", "musée Beaubourg", or more jokingly, "la raffinerie"

The modern art museum hosted by the Centre Pompidou has nearly 6 million visitors each year.

the distance between the centre of Paris and Créteil (around the lake) is 12 km. This is pretty easy and fast to get to downtown Paris if you're not afraid to mingle with local people in the RER public transports.

It means "Our Lady" referring to the Virgin Mary.

There were two famous ones. Napoléon I and Napoléon III (although the latter's name was actually Louis-Napoléon). The King of Rome, son of Napoléon I, died in exile and never actually ruled, though claiming, naturally enough, to be Napoléon II.

The Nantua viaduct (French: le viaduc de Nantua) was built in 1985 (first part) by the building firm GTM. The bridge was doubled in 1996 by the building company Campenon-Bernard. The architect was Maurice Novarina.

While it may be possible, it is not likely; few hotels will book rooms now without a credit card number in reserve. Few legitimate hotels will even let a room without credit card payment.

It is about 10,000 yen (100 dollars). You are better off to take a highway bus (coach bus). Costs about 2,000 yen. You can also take the train, it costs 960 yen and only takes 50 minutes.

He broke the Siege of Toulon which gained him a military reputation and rapid promotion.