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 Culture
Paris
The culture of Paris concerns the
arts, music, museums, festivals
and other entertainment in Paris,
the capital city of France. The
city is today one of the world's
leading business and cultural
centers; entertainment, music,
media, fashion, and the arts all
contribute to its status as one of
the world's major global cities.
Language
While French is the official
language, many other languages
are also spoken in the city.
These include Spanish, Italian,
German, and Arabic. Knowing a
few words in these languages
can help visitors to better
navigate the city and interact
with locals.
Food
•Croissants: Cheap, yet
unforgettable.
•Escargots: A national symbol.
•Macarons: Bite-sized works of art.
•Jambon-beurre: Paris street food at
its best.
•Steak tartare: A bistro classic.
•Cheese: A world of possibilities.
•Onion soup: The ultimate comfort
food.
 Culture
Paris
The culture of Paris concerns the
arts, music, museums, festivals
and other entertainment in Paris,
the capital city of France. The
city is today one of the world's
leading business and cultural
centers; entertainment, music,
media, fashion, and the arts all
contribute to its status as one of
the world's major global cities.
Language
While French is the official
language, many other languages
are also spoken in the city.
These include Spanish, Italian,
German, and Arabic. Knowing a
few words in these languages
can help visitors to better
navigate the city and interact
with locals.
Food
•Croissants: Cheap, yet
unforgettable.
•Escargots: A national symbol.
•Macarons: Bite-sized works of art.
•Jambon-beurre: Paris street food at
its best.
•Steak tartare: A bistro classic.
•Cheese: A world of possibilities.
•Onion soup: The ultimate comfort
food.
Flag
The flag of Paris is vertically
divided between the traditional
colours of Paris, blue and red,
both of which also feature in the
city's coat of arms. Red is
identified with Saint Denis, blue
with Saint Martin. Variant of the
Parisian bicolor without the coat
of arms.
Language
Paris
While French is the official
language, many other languages
are also spoken in the city.
These include Spanish, Italian,
German, and Arabic. Knowing a
few words in these languages
can help visitors to better
navigate the city and interact
with locals.
Food
•Croissants: Cheap, yet
unforgettable.
•Escargots: A national symbol.
•Macarons: Bite-sized works of art.
•Jambon-beurre: Paris street food at
its best.
•Steak tartare: A bistro classic.
•Cheese: A world of possibilities.
•Onion soup: The ultimate comfort
food.
Flag
The flag of Paris is vertically
divided between the traditional
colours of Paris, blue and red,
both of which also feature in the
city's coat of arms. Red is
identified with Saint Denis, blue
with Saint Martin. Variant of the
Parisian bicolor without the coat
of arms.
 Food
Paris
•Croissants: Cheap, yet
unforgettable.
•Escargots: A national symbol.
•Macarons: Bite-sized works of art.
•Jambon-beurre: Paris street food at
its best.
•Steak tartare: A bistro classic.
•Cheese: A world of possibilities.
•Onion soup: The ultimate comfort
food.
Flag
The flag of Paris is vertically
divided between the traditional
colours of Paris, blue and red,
both of which also feature in the
city's coat of arms. Red is
identified with Saint Denis, blue
with Saint Martin. Variant of the
Parisian bicolor without the coat
of arms.
Paris is
capital
of the
France
PARIS