History
Which museum began its life as a fortress and palace?
The Louvre
What is escargot?
Snails
What is the most popular way to get around Paris?
The Metro
In front of the Louvre museum, a rather contemporary construction can be seen. What is it exactly?
A Pyramid
What are the colors that appear on the flag of France?
Blue, white & red
Which landmark was built in 1889 for celebrations marking the centennial of the revolution?
The Eiffel Tower
The top of this egg-rich dessert is characterized by its caramelized crust. What is is?
Creme Brulee
What is the most popular River for boats in Paris?
The Seine
What is the name of the famous cathedral in Paris?
Notre Dame
What’s the most prominent bicycle race that happens every year in France?
Tour de France
In what year did the French revolution begin?
1789
Which of these French main course dishes would *NOT* contain meat? Boeuf bourguignon Andouillette Coq au vin Ratatouille?
Ratatouille
How long is a direct flight from Richmond to Paris?
About 10 hours
How tall is the Eiffel Tower?
Between 300 and 350m (984.252 ft to 1148.29 ft)
Tours of the Paris sewers have been offered to tourists since when?
1858
Where would you find the tombs of Voltaire, Victor Hugo, Louis Braille and other national heroes?
Panthéon
Which flavor is NOT a traditional Macaron flavor?
Pistachio, chocolate, lemon, banana, rose, or vanilla.
Banana
What is the second most popular means of transportation in Paris?
Buses
This major Paris square was the site of the guillotine during the French Revolution.
Place de la Concorde
Which bridge is known for being the oldest in Paris?
Pont Neuf
How did France get its name?
From the Franks, a Germanic tribe that settled in the region after the fall of the Roman Empire
In most countries it is illegal to call sparkling wine by what name unless it was produced in certain region of France?
Champagne
What is one of the craziest means of transportation in Paris?
Segway tours
At which monument would you find 'The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier'?
Arlington National Cemetery
What is "Paris green"?
Poisonous powder