In 2011, France begins Daylight Saving Time on March 27 - set your clock(s) forwardone hour at 1:00 AM. It ends on October 30 - set your clock(s) back one hour at 2:00 AM.
In most counties in Europe, including France, Daylight Saving Time begins on the last Sunday of March and ends on the last Sunday in October. The clocks move forward one hour in March and back one hour in October.
Future years:
2012: Sunday, March 25, and ends Sunday, October 28, 2012
2013: Sunday, March 31, and ends Sunday, October 27, 2013
2014: Sunday, March 30, and ends Sunday, October 30, 2014
2015: Sunday, March 29, and ends Sunday, October 29, 2015
2016: Sunday, March 27, and ends Sunday, October 27, 2016
France (UTC+1/UTC+2) is always one hour ahead of Great Britain (UTC/UTC+1).
12 noon Greenwich Mean Time (GMT; London-winter)
= 1 PM British Summer Time (BST; London-summer)
= 1 PM Central European Time (CET; France-winter)
= 2 PM Central European Summer Time (CEST; France-summer)
The time difference between France and England in April is usually one hour, with France being one hour ahead of England. France observes Central European Time (CET) or Central European Summer Time (CEST), while England follows Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) or British Summer Time (BST).
It is 7 PM in France - There is a 6 hour time difference between NY and France when daylight savings time is in sync. We usually change our clocks at the same times (about weeks apart) in fall and spring.
If you are traveling from the west coast of the United States to France, you will likely cross 8-9 time zones depending on your specific route and the time of year due to the time zone differences between the two regions.
If it is 1pm in the United States (Eastern Time Zone), it would be 7pm in France (Central European Time). France is 6 hours ahead of the eastern United States.
Yes. The UK is in the GMT time zone but France is in the CET (GMT+1) time zone making France 1 hour ahead of the UK.
It depends on when you asked that. It's day-time right now.
No, the mark is/was the national currency for Germany. The national currency of France is/was the "franc". It may now be the Euro. It has been the Euro for some time now, for both countries
No, the mark is/was the national currency for Germany. The national currency of France is/was the "franc". It may now be the Euro. It has been the Euro for some time now, for both countries
Gallia has now been called France So the answer is Gallia is france.
Christine Lagarde is now the governor of France.
Strasbourg (at the time in Germany, now in France).
two hours now and one hour in the summer time
No, the mark is/was the national currency for Germany. The national currency of France is/was the "franc". It may now be the Euro. It has been the Euro for some time now, for both countries
France has a president
France is a Republic !!!!!!!!
Yes, the Socialist Party of France does support same-sex marriage. As of September 2011, France now has a Socialist President of Parliament for the first time in its history.
Eleanore was Aquitainion. Her father was the Duke of Aquitiane, which is now part of France. She would not have considered herself French though because the King of France at the time owned very little of what is now known as France. When she married her second husband Henry, Duke of Anjou she and her husband owned more land in France than the King did.