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Paris 7th Invalides Nice studio view
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Paris 7th Invalides Nice studio view
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Rue: 168 rue de Grenelle
Rue complément: 168 rue de Grenelle
Code Postal: 75007
Ville: Paris
Pays: France
Telephone: 00 33 (0)642396067
M° Invalides, between Invalides, Eiffel Tower and rue Cler, quartier Gros Caillou.
Full furnished studio 10th and last floor, elevator, sunny, quiet, beautiful view with balcony on Invalides Dôme and on a nice garden. Concierge. Cellar.
Full equipped kitchen, bathroom, linen, storage, washing machine dryer, TV.
Heating, cold and hot water included.
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French Culture Quiz
French Culture Quiz
French Culture Quiz : 21 questions to measure the extent of your knowledge
Answers at the bottom.
1. Where did Julius Caesar defeat Vercingétorix in 52 BC ?
2. Parisian revolutionaries in 1789 were called
- Les sans-culottes
- Les passe-muraille
- Les rabat-joie
3. Who is at the origin of the abolition of slavery in French colonies in 1848 ?
- Victor Hugo
- Victor Schoelcher
- Lamartine
4. Bonaparte said this about a certain honor : « C’est avec un hochet que l’on mène les hommes. » To what honor was he referring ?
5. What river does this bridge / aqueduct in the photo above cross? Hint: It was built by the Romans to bring water to the city of Nîmes.
6. This popular car from the 1930’s included in its specifications:
Carries 4 people,
50 kilos of potatoes or a small cask of wine at a speed of up to 60 kilometers per hour with a consumption rate of 3 liters per 100 kilometers. What car is it?
- La 2 CV
- La 4 CV
- La 4L
7. What island sold to F…
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The great white birds of France
The great white birds of France
France has at least three great white mute birds in various locations. There are swans in Paris, storks in Alsace and Egrets on the coast. All three of these birds have been commemorated on postage stamps.
Swans in Paris
In 1676 Louis XIV brought in several couples of swans from Denmark to decorate the banks of the Seine and several basins in the Royal châteaux. The Maquerelle Island in the Seine near the Champs de Mars was chosen for the swan’s new home. The island was soon renamed the “Ile des Cygnes”. In October of the same year the king signed an ordinance to strictly to prohibit troubling their peace and quiet. River boatman had to stay away from the island and no one was allowed to walk there. The fine was quite steep for stealing eggs or harassing the birds.
By 1678, only two years later, there were 150 swans. Clearly, the swans liked their new space. Guardians were put into place to protect the swans along the Seine from Charenton to Poissy.
Later the origin…
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