Paris
The Arts
Food
Politics
Miscellaneous
100

What is Paris known as?

The City of Love 

or 

The City of Lights 

100

What French art museum was originally a train station?

Le Musée d'Orsay 

100

What famous French dish's main ingredient was also used to color clothing purple for centuries?

Escargot (snails)

100

Who is the president of France?

Emmanuel Macron

100

What part of France is best know for beautiful chateaux 

The Loire Valley 

200

When was the Eiffel Tower Built?

January 26, 1887 

200

What famous French painted was actually born in the Netherlands?

Vincent Van Gough 
200

Which of these dishes does not use cheese;

A - aligot 

B - reclette

C - fondu 

D - blanquette 

D - blanquette (it involves cream and flour but not cheese)

200

How many treaties of Versailles have there been?

8
200

What French museum is the most visited in the world?

Le Louvre

300

What famous Irish Writer has a tomb Paris accompanied by a sculpture of their likeness? 

Oscar Wild

300

Which French artist has a famous museum in Paris and Philadelphia?

Rodin 

300

What famous French pastry was actually invented in Austria?

Le Croissant 
300

What was the most catastrophic invasion in French history? 

France's invasion of Russia in 1812

300

In what discipline does France hold the most Nobel Prize winners?

Literature (with 16 laureates) 

400

Tours of the Paris sewers have been available since what year?

1858

400

Which 19th century French author had the foresight that humans would walk on the moon one day?

Jules Verne 

400

Who is the patron saint of pastry?

Bonus points possible 

Saint Honore 

400

What French ruler sat (mummified) on their throne for 400 years?

Emperor Charlemagne (Yes, seriously his subjects liked him that much) 

400

Which queen was briefly married to a Prince Francis the Dauphine in the sixteenth century? 

Mary Stuart Queen of Scots 

500

How many art pieces does the Louvre have in its collection? 

460,000 

500

Which French novelist kept an Egyptian mummies foot on his desk?

Gustave Flaubert (known for many works including Madame Bovary) 

500

What is the national dish of France?

Pot-au-Pot (A dish of stewed meat and vegetables)

500

In what year did France become a sovereign nation? 

486 CE

500

What is the newest castle in France? 

Guédelon Castle (This castle is being built from the ground up in the Medieval style and construction began in 1997)