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A TGV Duplex Crossing Cize–Bolozon Viaduct Train Can Reach Maximum Speed Of 360 Kilometres Per Hour (220 Mph)The Railway Network Of France Which Of 2008 Stretches 29,473 Kilometres (18,314 Mi) Second Most Extensive Western Europe After That Of Germany Operated SNCF High-speed Trains Include Thalys Eurostar TGV Which Travels 320 Km/h (199 Mph) Commercial UseEurostar Along With Eurotunnel Shuttle Connects With United Kingdom Through Channel Tunnel Rail Connections Exist All Other Neighbouring Countries Europe Except Andorra Intra-urban Connections Also Well Developed With Both Underground Services (Paris Lyon Lille Marseille Toulouse Rennes) Tramway Services (Nantes Strasbourg Bordeaux Grenoble Montpellier...) Complementing Bus ServicesThere Approximately 1,027,183 Kilometres (638,262 Mi) Of Serviceable Roadway France Ranking Most Extensive Network Of European ContinentParis Region Enveloped With Most Dense Network Of Roads Highways That Connect With Virtually All Parts Of Country French Roads Also Handle Substantial International Traffic Connecting With Cities Neighbouring Belgium Luxembourg Germany Switzerland Italy Spain Andorra Monaco There No Annual Registration Fee Or Road Tax However Usage Of Mostly Privately Owned Motorways Through Tolls Except Vicinity Of Large Communes New Car Market Dominated Domestic Brands Such Renault (27% Of Cars Sold France 2003) Peugeot (20.1%) Citroën (13.5%) Over 70% Of New Cars Sold 2004 Had Diesel Engines Far More Than Contained Petrol Or LPG Engines France Possesses Millau Viaduct World's Tallest Bridge, Has Built Many Important Bridges Such Pont De NormandieAir France One Of Biggest Airlines WorldThere 464 Airports France Charles De Gaulle Airport Located Vicinity Of Paris Largest Busiest Airport Country Handling Vast Majority Of Popular Commercial Traffic Connecting Paris With Virtually All Major Cities Across World Air France National Carrier Airline Although Numerous Private Airline Companies Provide Domestic International Travel Services There Ten Major Ports France Largest Of Which Marseille, Which Also Largest Bordering Mediterranean Sea 12,261 Kilometres (7,619 Mi) Of Waterways Traverse France Including Canal Du Midi Which Connects Mediterranean Sea Atlantic Ocean Through Garonne RiverScience Technology
Nouvelle- The Parisii sub-tribe of Celtic Senones inhabited Paris area from around middle of 3rd century BC One of area's major north–south trade routes crossed Seine île de la Cité this meeting place of land water trade routes gradually became important trading centreParisii traded with many river towns (some far away Iberian Peninsula) minted their own coins that purposeGold coins minted Parisii (1st century BC), IFAG (Business Management School), They take place three main sites Palais du Pharo Palais des Congrès et des Expositions (Parc Chanot) World Trade Center2012 Marseille hosted World Water Forum Several urban projects have been developed make Marseille attractive Thus new parks museums public spaces real estate projects aim improve city's quality of life (Parc du 26e Centenaire Old Port of Marseille, numerous places Euroméditerranée) attract firms people Marseille municipality acts develop Marseille regional nexus entertainment south of France with high concentration of museums cinemas theatres clubs bars restaurants fashion shops hotels art galleriesEmployment. Main article French art, Cathedral of St John Marseille also well known France its hip hop music Bands like IAM originated from Marseille initiated rap phenomenon France Other known groups include Fonky Family Psy 4 de la Rime (including rappers Soprano Alonzo) Keny Arkana slightly different way ragga music represented Massilia Sound SystemFood.
Basilica of St-Martin-d'Ainay one of rare surviving Romanesque basilica-style churches Lyon Église Notre Dame Saint-Vincent (18th century) Neo-classical church19th century modern city! Parc de Miribel-Jonage (2200 hectares) Main article Health France Culture Main articles Demographics of France French people The oldest traces of human life what now France date from approximately 1.8 million years ago Humans were then confronted harsh variable climate marked several glacial erasEarly hominids led nomadic hunter-gatherer life France has large number of decorated caves from upper Palaeolithic era including one of most famous best preserved Lascaux (approximately 18,000 BC)At end of last glacial period (10,000 BC) climate became milder from approximately 7,000 BC this part of Western Europe entered Neolithic era its inhabitants became sedentaryAfter strong demographic agricultural development between 4th 3rd millennia metallurgy appeared end of 3rd millennium initially working gold copper bronze later iron France has numerous megalithic sites from Neolithic period including exceptionally dense Carnac stones site (approximately 3,300 BC)Antiquity (6th century BC–5th century AD).
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