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Paris

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Not to be confused with Paris, Texas.
Paris
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Town/City Information
Country: France
First appearance: "The Crepes of Wrath"


Paris is the capital city of France. Paris has several tourist attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre.

History

Bart visits Paris during his exchange trip to France.[1]

After escaping from the Ronald Reagan Reeducation Center, the Simpsons are picked up by a French freighter and are brought to France. For a short while they are shown to be living in Paris, but they decide to move back to Springfield because they miss America.[2]

When the Southern RV-er sings his own version of the song "I've Been Everywhere", Paris is one of the places he mentions that he has been to.[3]

After Carl gets promoted to supervisor at the power plant, he and Homer travel to Paris for the Annual Nuclear Power Expo.[4]

Princess Penelope was last seen in Paris.[5]

Marge was once seen with a poodle outside Dior, a Paris clothing store.[6]

Patty and Selma went to Paris.

Homer once got a free trip to Paris for his Family by smuggling an endangered snake species on the plane.[7]

Behind the Laughter

Paris is the city where Yeardley Smith, the voice of Lisa Simpson was born.

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