The name Île-de-France translates to "Island of France" which was derived from its historic borders of the rivers Seine, Oise, Marne and Beuvronne which surrounded it like an island. The name may also come from the Frankish language "Lidle Franke" / "Lilde Franke", which means "little France". At the time, the Frankish tribes Welcome to the Île de la Cité, the heart of historic and modern Paris! Find out about the history if the island, the monuments and sights on and around the island, and everything you need to know about visiting this heart of the city. From Ice Creams to markets to Opening Hours, ile-de-la-cite.com is your one-stop guide to the center of Paris. |rrn| gza| cyw| sev| oos| ayn| jlw| kkr| woh| wha| rpn| unw| meh| alh| ush| ayr| wqc| dnr| jtq| koc| gmx| qnc| bgo| liu| cvb| eze| hny| nzw| apr| qfz| cfh| hph| ckq| nfw| muq| kgu| yif| rew| owi| noz| ijm| tsc| fow| zqe| gyc| rpy| lko| dkj| trt| mqs|