Kilometre zero that marks the starting point for distances measured on French highways is on a square facing the entrance of what landmark? (hint: perhaps people need to pray before driving)
The Search (TV series) Simon, but was too late to beat him to the symbol. As winners of the challenge, the male team progressed intact to episode two. Consequently, the women's team were required to take part in a poison chalice round and eventually eliminated Monica. Episode Two: Religion and Medieval French Themes First aired 14 January 2007. The second episode began at Notre Dame de Paris. The team's first clue concerned distances, which meant they must go to Point Zero where all distances in France are measured from (now known as Kilometre Zero) near the Cathedral, which had an arrow pointing to their
Kilometre zero Zero of Finland is located at the Erottaja square in central Helsinki. Kilometre Zero of French national highways located in Paris on the square facing the main entrance of Notre-Dame is considered the official centre of Paris. Initially the origin point of all Prussian roads leading to and from Berlin was at Dönhoff-Platz in the city centre (1730–1875) and in 1975 a reconstructed milestone was placed in front of the Spittel-Kolonnaden at Marion-Gräfin-Dönhoff-Platz. The term "Kilometre Zero" is not used in Great Britain. Distances from London to most parts of the country are measured in miles from the original site