Bien Dit 1 Géoculture Ch1 Paris

Napoléon Bonaparte's remains are buried in this Paris building.

Eclairs, tartes aux fruits, and millefeuilles are examples of what?

The originator of the name and style of the Impressionist movement with his paintings.

La tour Eiffel was built for the World's Fair in Paris in what year?

This, the second longest river in France, runs through the center of Paris.

Napoléon Bonaparte died in exile on this island; a terrible end to a great military leader.

This castle is known for its French-style gardens and the legend of the man in the iron mask.

The famous garden with water lilies and a Japanese bridge featured in Monet's paintings.

This park in the center of Paris is a popular place for children and adults to play outside.

What is the day France celebrates as their national holiday?

The ile de la Cité is called this because it is where Paris started over 2,000 years ago.

This theme park is designed to showcase a French historical comic character and his friends.

Located over an hour southwest of Paris, this cathedral is known for being Gothic style.

A WW1 battle took place in this town requiring troops to be transported in 600 taxis.

The artist from southern France that created colorful figures for the Stravinsky fountain.

What is the significance of the fall of the Bastille in 1789?

Louis XIV moved the royal court from Paris to what city in order to have more control?

This garden pest is cooked to perfection in specialties originally from the Burgundy region.

Brie, the king of cheese, is from this French city.

If you want to visit a French version of Disneyland, you will visit this city, east of Paris.

This forest southeast of Paris is popular for cycling, rock climbing, and horseback riding.

The leading collection of modern art in Europe is in this crazy-colored building.