Bastille Day
On July 14
Importances of Bastille Day
Bastille Day commemorates the storming of the Bastille on July 14th, 1789, by the Parisian revolutionaries.
Bastille Day became the French national holiday one year later, during the "Fete de la Federation", on July 14th, 1790.
History of Bastille
Ending of Bastille DayThe parade ends with the Paris Fire Brigade. Military aircraft fly over the parade route during the parade. | Military ParadeBastille Day is an occasion to honor the French Republic. It is a public holiday in France. | DancingWhere you and your friends can dance, or watch people who are supposed to dance! |
Ending of Bastille Day
The parade ends with the Paris Fire Brigade. Military aircraft fly over the parade route during the parade.
Military Parade
Bastille Day is an occasion to honor the French Republic. It is a public holiday in France.
Bastille Day
Sunday, July 14th 2013 at 9am-11pm
Champs Elysees, near Etoiles
Fireworks will be launched at 10.30 pm from the Trocadero, near the Eiffel tower. The theme of the soundtrack is Disco so get ready for some interesting dance moves !

Fireworks at Eiffel TowerSpectacular Firework Show | France's FlagThe French national flag is one-and-a-half times as wide as it is tall. It consists of three vertical bands of equal width colored blue, white and red. | Food in FranceEat delicious food with the French! |