Cities of France

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1. Known as Lugdunum by the Romans, this large city is the birth place of France's most famous puppet and is renowned for its gastronomy: Lyon Toulouse Lille Lorient

2. Home of Michelin's headquarters, this city is located at the foot of the "Puy-de-Dome" mountain: Valence Albertville Clermont Ferrand Grenoble

3. Birth place of former president Charles De Gaulle, this northern city's metropolis is ranked #4 in France for its population: Lens Valenciennes Dunkerque Lille

4. Host of some of the 1998 World Cup games, this soccer-fanatic city is the capital of Forez: Grenoble Montpellier Lyon Saint Etienne

5. Located in a region known worldwide for its excellent wine, this city is the capital of the Gironde department: Reims Le Havre Nantes Bordeaux

6. Known as Lutecia by the Romans, this "City of Light" has more than 30 bridges: Versailles Bordeaux Paris Avignon

7. During World War II, the Nazi built the sinister extermination camp of Struthof near this city. Today, the city is the seat of the European Parliament: Paris Strasbourg Metz Versailles

8. Capital of the "Bouches-du-Rhone" department, you can enjoy "bouillabaisse" in this coastal city: Marseille Toulon Nice Montpellier

9. Nicknamed the "Pink City", this city hosts the most developed Aeronautics industries in Europe: Versailles Metz Toulouse Nimes

10. Largest city of Brittany, it is located near Merlin's mythical Broceliande Forest: Quimper Brest Rennes Nantes