The France pavilion is located next to Morocco and opened with the park in 1982. The pavilion is themed to look like a Paris neighborhood, and even features a model Eiffel Tower. A number of shops are located within the France pavilion, all of witch sell French merchandise. In total, there are three restaurants in the pavilion. Bistro de Paris is an elegant table service restaurant that serves French dishes. Another restaurant , The Boulangerie Patisserie is a quick service restaurant and Les Chefs de France is a French bakery. The France pavilion is also home to one attraction, Impressions de France. The attraction is a panoramic video which shows guests various aspects of France.
===The United Kingdom===Main Article: [[The United Kingdom]]
Neighboring France on the right, is the United Kingdom pavilion. The United Kingdom opened with the park in 1982 and is themed to look like a typical English village. Although there is no attraction in the pavilion, there is two restaurants and six stores. The Rose & Crown Pub & Dining Room is a table service restaurant that specializes in English food. The Yorkshire Country Fish Shop on the other hand is a quick service restaurant that sells only fish, chips and shortbread. One shop of note is the Sportsman's Shoppe which sells various English sporting equipment including Chealse and Liverpool shirts. For entertainment, guests should be sure to check out The British Revolution. They cover British Invasion music from the 1960's and 70's. ===Canada===Main Article: [[Canada]] The final pavilion located in World Showcase is the Canada pavilion. Canada is located between the United Kingdom and the entrance to World Showcase and opened with the park in 1982. The pavilion is themed to show guests the Canadian outdoors. A canyon, waterfall, and fountains all represent various parts of the country. The Canada pavilion also features the Circle-360 Film, O' Canada. The Le Cellier Steakhouse gives guests the opportunity to sit down for a steak and wine meal. There are two shops located within the Canada pavilion. The first, Northwest Mercantile sells all kinds of Canadian merchandise including Christmas ornaments. The second store is The Wood Cart where guests can buy wine, or even get leather engraved.