What is my Db timezone?

Hi,
i want to find out if my DB is in GMT timezone or Buc/France timezone.. i gave this query:
SQL> select DBTIMEZONE from dual;
DBTIME
+02:00
I also tried to query NLS parameters but in value column its blank..
pls help
thx

SQL> select * from database_properties;
This may help you.
Bhupinder

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