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What is the most number of people to visit the Eiffel tower at a time?
3,853
How did most of the materials arrive to the Eiffel Tower for the building?
Most of the Eiffel tower's structure was preassembled in Gustave Eiffel factories, in manageable lengths, brought on site and riveted to the already assembled parts. The building time was considerably shortened by that preassembly process.
Does anyone live in the Eiffel Tower?
No. Most Paris monuments have had squatters in their time, but not this one.
It was built for the worlds fair of 1889?
The Eiffel Tower was the most famous monument build for the Paris World Exhibition in 1889. It was celebrating the first century since the French Revolution that started in 1789. It was build by engineer Gustave Eiffel in two years.
Metal structure rises above the city of Paris when it was the building in the cityin 1889?
The Eiffel Tower
How has the Eiffel tower changed over time?
it got dirty
How far away is the Eiffel tower from the city of Nice?
the Eiffel tower is 932 km away (by road) from the town of Nice. that's a driving time of 8H30.
When is the best time to visit the Eiffel Tower?
When is the best time to visit Paris
In what year was the iffel tower first struck?
1887 was the time the Eiffel tower was struck x
What is the best time to go see the Eiffel tower?
late April
Who came up with the idea of building the Eiffel tower?
Gustave Eiffel. The Eiffel Tower is actually radio tower! When it was first built, the French people hated it and thought it was ugly. It now symbolizes France! :) Hope i helped in time! hehe
What was the point of the Eiffel Tower what did they use the Eiffel Tower for?
The Eiffel tower was championed by Gustave Eiffel to help him demonstrate the possibilities of employing iron in building structures. The government wanted the tower to serve as a monumental entrance to the world fair held in 1889. Gustave Eiffel company won the contract and completed the building in time for the 1889 world fair. He also used the tower to house a meteorological observatory, and for telegraphic and radio broadcasting experiments. Since then the tower added radio and TV masts and served as a broadcasting point.
