The National Symbols of the French Fifth Republic (founded in 1958) are represented by several emblems such as the Tricolour, the Marseillaise, Marianne, ‘Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité‘, and the Gallic Rooster.
National Symbols of the French Fifth Republic: the emblems
The national emblems of the French Republic are:
The French flag: the Tricolour

[separator type=”space” /]
The National Anthem: La Marseillaise

[separator type=”space” /]
The allegoric figure: Marianne

[separator type=”space” /]
The national motto

[separator type=”space” /]
The Great Seal of France

Other Symbols
A number of symbols also represent France:
The national day: Bastille Day

[separator type=”space” /]
The Gallic Rooster

[separator type=”space” /]
The capital letters RF

[separator type=”space” /]
The French coat of arms and the Fasces

[separator type=”space” /]
The French President

[separator type=”space” /]
The honorary titles of the Republic: National Order of the Legion of Honour and National Order of Merit

Popular Symbols of French culture

Many other symbols represent the nation of France and contribute to its identity. They are cultural, historic and artistic elements such as:
- the black Basque béret
- Pétanque game
- the Haute-Couture
- the gastronomy of France
- the French baguette
- French cheese
- Wines
- the eating of frogs’ legs and snails
- the Eiffel Tower
- Human Rights
- the French Revolution
- Perfumes
- Napoleon Bonaparte
- Joan of Arc

Vive la france
Super article