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Famous for its wines and cheeses, France is the world's most popular tourist destination receiving 82 million foreign tourists annual. Visitors are attracted by historic cities, a beautiful countryside, the castles of the Loire Valley, and Brittany and Normandy.

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3.Pencil Sharpeners — The French mathematician named Bernard Lassimonne applied for the first patent for a pencil sharpener in 1828, perhaps because it took too much time away from his furious mathematical scribblings to whittle his pencil to a point with a knife every hour. In 1847, another Frenchman, Thierry des Estivaux, improved Lassimonne’s invention and created the modern pencil sharpener we would recognize today.
4.Canned Food — It’s often the case that inventors don’t get to profit from their inventions, but this one made French confectioner and brewer Nicolas Appert a rich man. In 1795, Napoleon offered a prize of 12,000 francs to anyone who could create a cheap way to preserve large amounts of food, since feeding his gigantic army on the move during winter was one of his biggest challenges. Appert took the prize in 1809 with a method of canning involving glass jars sealed with wax.

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1.The Hair Dryer — French hairstylist Alexandre Godefroy invented the first hair dryer in 1888. Godefroy’s model was neither portable nor handheld, but it meant that people could finally stop drying their hair using a vacuum cleaner (yes, they actually did that. . . yikes.).
2.Hot Air Balloon — Before there were the Wright brothers, there were the Montgolfier brothers. Joseph-Michel and Jaques-Etienne Montgolfier invented the hot air balloon, with the first successful unmanned flight lasting 10 minutes on September 10th, 1783. Later that year on November 21st, the hot air balloon made its first untethered flight with humans aboard.

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France recorded 83.7 million visitors to their country last year, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization. Only one other nation surpassed 70 million mark - the US, with 74.8 million, while plucky Britain trundled home in eighth place, with 32.6 million people heading to our shores – not that much more than a third of the total going to France. Looked at another way, that means one country garners around eight per cent of the world’s total number of international tourists (around 1.133 billion last year). How bonkers is that?

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Balzac was a French novelist and playwright. One of his most famous works, La Comédie Humaine, was his first real taste of success in the literary world. In fact, his personal life was much more about trying things out and failing than seeing actual success. He is considered by many literary critics as one of the "founding fathers" of realism as La Comédie Humaine was a commentary on all aspects of life. It was a collection of all the works that he penned under his own name. Le Père Goriot is often read in French literature classes as a classic example of realism. The story of King Lear set in 1820's Paris, Le Père Goriot is Balzac's commentary on a society who loves money.

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The brown bear is a large bear with the widest distribution of any living ursid. The species is distributed across much of northern Eurasia and North America.

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The red deer (Cervus elaphus) is one of the largest deer species. The red deer lives in France but also inhabit most of Europe.

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Famous Drawing of France(Bouguereau charity)

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Famous Drawing of France(Bouguereau charity)

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In this monumental work, which was first exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1865, Bougereau presents a woman with three children huddled in front of the church of the Madeleine in Paris. With its strongly centralised, pyramidal composition and low viewpoint, the painting is conceived as an altarpiece, with the mother becoming a kind of secular madonna.

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Famous Drawing of France(Young Girl Reading)

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Famous Drawing of France(Young Girl Reading)

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One of Jean-Honoré Fragonard's most simple yet elegant paintings, Young Girl Reading has captivated audiences throughout the ages with its warmth and sensuality

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The Louvre is one of Paris’ most visited attractions, welcoming approximately 9.3 million visitors per year. The reason for its popularity is its collection of 35,000 priceless masterpieces and antiques, and is therefore offers the most extensive art galleries for its breadth of subjects, which range from 6th century BC to 19th century.

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The highest and most iconic mountain in western Europe, Mont Blanc resides on the border between France and Italy.

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The Eiffel Tower, La Tour Eiffel in French, was the main exhibit of the Paris Exposition — or World's Fair — of 1889.

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Traditional French foods range from delectable cheeses and desserts to hearty soups, stews, and fresh fish. The traditional foods in any given restaurant or home depend on the region of France. Look for the regional favorites while visiting France if you want to taste the best of the region.

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http://www.expatica.com/fr/about/30-interesting-facts-about-France_109142.html

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Map of france and Neighbouring country of France

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Map of france and Neighbouring country of France

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France is located in Western Europe and is surrounded by various countries and water masses. To the west, France is bounded by the Channel, the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Biscay. To the north it borders Belgium and Luxembourg. The eastern border consists of Germany, Switzerland and Italy. To the South of France are Spain, Andorra, Monaco and the Mediterranean Sea.

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I don’t know that it really is the official national animal, but we are often represented by the rooster, especially in sports. It seems to symbolize our - sometimes oversized - pride.

Indeed, legendary French comedian Coluche had this to say about the emblem: “Why is France represented by a rooster in sports? Because it’s the only animal that sings even when knee-deep in manure!”

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The national flag of France features three vertical bands with the colors blue, white and red, representing the ideals of the French Revolution: liberty, equality and fraternity.

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Paris can be seen as the most interesting city of Europe and probably even as one of the most amazing city’s worldwide. Paris is the city of love, inspiration, art and fashion. The night scene, the Eiffel tower and the warm atmosphere will make you feel directly at home. A city as Paris is one that everyone should visit and experience.