His name is antony. I don't have his last name anymore.
He is 17 years old.
Lives in the south of france, i believe a place called la seyne.
gustave eiffle built a bridge in his ...
Flying into Paris 11/17 - 12/1 and want to spend 8 -9 days in Paris, then head to another semi-close area for 3-4 days (maybe explore 2 -3 different places, villages, cities) that we can get to ...
I actually live in France and can give accurate answers compared to some other people. Additional Details Except that the question didn't specify train stations, so I had to assume ...
i am becoming an exchange student in jan 1st from ny and i am in the process seaching student housing. so far, i got the point that paris is WAY to expensive to live and i really cant afford it once ...
I arrive in August (high season) at around 5pm...I heard that the roads can be totally jammed and maybe there are other *affordable* ways to get to St. Tropez (boat??). If you have an answer, please ...
I haven't been before and my husband says it is generally very expensive but surely there must be good value places around? I am staying near the Moulin Rouge and going next week for my 5th ...
Im going to paris in a few days and staying with relatives for 2 weeks, and i was wondering if there are any great places to go to, or things to do there that you think is worth mentioning besides ...
It is a French Caribbean Island in the Atlantic.
The french territory is called France Metropolitaine and territories like Martinique is called a DOM or a TOM, (Departement d'Outre Mer or Territoire d'Outre Mer) translated as Oversea Territory.
Rillifane
Martinique is an island in the eastern Caribbean. It is an overseas department of France.
radioflyer57
Martinique isn't part of continental France (known as the Hexagon). It is an overseas department in the Caribbean.
As ppl have said, Martinique is an "overseas dept." of France and is not considered a colony but actually part of France. Letters sent to Martinique from the French mainland cost exactly the same as a letter mailed from Paris to any French town (bc Martinique is part of France).
lesroys
In the Caribbean, between Dominica and St Lucia.
Martinique is a "DOM" (Overseas Department) of France.
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