How Well Do You Know Paris?
Which landmark stands to honor those who lost their lives in the French Revolution, the Napoleonic Wars, and more?
- Located in the Place Charles de Gaulle, this structure also houses the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from WWI.
What is the name of the largest of Notre Dame's 10 bells?
- Not only is Emmanuel a beloved Parisian sight, but it's also the oldest bell that strikes in Notre Dame, created in 1686.
How many steps lead up to the top of the Eiffel Tower?
- You can indeed walk up to the second floor of this iconic building, but you cannot progress up to the very top for safety reasons. The view is still fantastic, though!
Which of the following is true about the Louvre Museum?
- With the pull of many spectacular pieces of artwork, the Louvre is unsurprisingly the most popular art museum in existence.
Which of the following beverages was created in Paris?
- The brainchild of a bartender named Fernand Petiot, by 1921 this drink recipe became popular for its unique taste and interesting ingredients.
How many replica Statues of Liberty are dotted around Paris?
- You can find five (much smaller) Statues of Liberty throughout Paris!
How many districts, also known as arrondissements, is Paris comprised of?
- Forming a large spiral throughout the city, these 20 arrondissements include the Marais, the Latin Quarter, and the Champs-Elysées.
What is Paris's nickname?
- La Ville Lumière in French, Paris was central to the Age of Enlightenment and remains a beacon of arts and culture.
Which of the following buildings in Paris is the most-visited landmark in the city?
- With over 12 million visitors during an average year, Notre Dame is the most popular tourist landmark in Paris.
Which of the following masterpieces can be found in the Louvre Museum?
- Amid the many works of art in the Louvre, the Mona Lisa is possibly the most famous, but other spectacular pieces are also housed there.
