VE Day commemorates this event.

Dubbed the 'City of Light,' this capital is the 4th largest in Europe.

Name the long, white bread that most associate with France.

This French military and politician, famously mocked for his height, rose to prominence during the French Revolution.

This bicycle race has been running for over 100 years and goes through much of France.

Independence Day for France is in this month.

France's largest neighbor, the 4th most populous Spanish-speaking nation, is on the left.

Chevre is cheese made from the milk of this animal.

The name of the current president of France.

France is the 3rd leading exporter of this alcoholic beverage, sometimes enjoyed with a platter.

Bastille Day commemorates the storming of this.

The site of D-Day, this northern region in France is named after the "Northman," Vikings, who inhabited this region a millennium ago.

This French name means a grilled ham and cheese bun.

This treaty, signed at a French palace, is known for its “war guilt” clause.

You might find this dish served at a French restaurant; it's cooked snails!

The French use this name for Christmas.

The banks of this river, which pass through the most populous city in France, have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991.

This cake, traditionally in a log shape, is often made by the French for Christmas.

This queen’s actions contributed to the unrest that led to the French Revolution?

Impression, Sunrise was painted by this French artist in 1872, who founded the impressionist art movement.

Marci Gras translates to this.

To reach the highest point in France and Europe, one has to climb this mountain, whose name means "white mountain."

Fois Gras is traditionally made from this organ.

In 1598, the Edict of Nantes gave religious freedom to this group of French Protestants?

This French Monarch, known as the Sun King, centralized power in the monarchy and ruled France between 1643-1715.