Rivers
This river runs closest to the city of Paris.
Seine
This famous maintain range separates France from Italy.
The French Alps
Toulouse relies on this canal for transportation to the Mediterranean Sea.
Canal du Midi
Marseille is one of two cities in France touching this body of water.
The Mediterranean Sea
Lyon is located right next to this famous mountain range.
The French Alps
This river runs through the city of Strasbourg
Rhin
This mountain range can be located between the rivers Seine and Rhin.
Vosges
Garonne
This is a popular place for tourists, and is the main harbor of Marseille.
This French Chef is based in Lyon and exemplifies why this city is the culinary capital of the world.
Paul Bocuse.
This river runs through the city of Lyon.
Rhône
Another way to say this mountainous region would be, "Large middle."
Massive Central
Toulouse is located nearby this mountain range.
Pyrénées
This is the name of the most popular beach to visit in Marseille.
Plage du Prado
This organization and museum, based in Lyon, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the importance of French film making and honoring the "fathers of film."
Institut Lumière
This river can be seen when roaming the streets of Bordeaux.
Garonne
This is also known as the highest mountain in the Alps.
Mont Blanc
Toulouse's nickname.
La Ville Rose (the pink city)
This fortress and former prison is featured in Alexandre Dumas's novel "The Count of Monte Cristo."
Château D'if
This is one of France's largest urban parks, featuring a zoo and botanical gardens.
Parc de la Tête d'Or
This river is one of two that feed from the Atlantic Ocean. It runs through two cities in upper-France.
Loire
This mountain range is located on the very edge of France separating it from Spain.
Pyrénées
This is the primary material that Toulouse's buildings are made out of.
Red bricks (made from the river Garonne)
The nickname locals have given Marseille's best known symbol, Notre-Dame de la Garde.
Bonne Mère or Good Mother
This festival held is Lyon lasts 4 days ending on December 8th every year, and celebrates the sparing of Lyon from the plague in 1643.
The Festival of Lights